Taking a full load of summer classes. While I am very motivated during the year, I am having a hard time hitting the books when it's 75 and sunny outside. Already went out on the boat today, did some gardening with my wife, and plenty of neffing on AT. Hmm running out of distractions think Im gonna have to crack the book before my class tonight...
Why oh why must I do homework on this fine day?
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i have 2 summer classes i dont plan on going though :/
6:15-945 2 days a week, hw collected and a project
10:15-12:00 4 days a week
6:15-945 2 days a week, hw collected and a project
10:15-12:00 4 days a week
And actually get paid for my efforts? What a novel concept! I must try it sometime.
It doesn't help that my three classes are a walk in the park. I scored a 100 on my Stat quiz yesterday even though I haven't read the chapter and in class read my fantasy novel instead of taking notes. These are supposedly junior and senior level classes too
It doesn't help that my three classes are a walk in the park. I scored a 100 on my Stat quiz yesterday even though I haven't read the chapter and in class read my fantasy novel instead of taking notes. These are supposedly junior and senior level classes too
Originally posted by: MichaelD
So you can graduate and someday be able to work on this fine day.
I just finished Game of Thrones by George RR Martin. It was quite exquisitely written novel, but I was disappointed by the lack of magic, dragons, trolls, et al. Not really a "fantasy" novel as much as an intrigue or mystery book. So I started on Terry Brooks' Sword of Shannara yesterday. Much more fantasy elements in it, but not as expertly penned as George RR Martin.
BTW, what's up with using double R middle initials. Is he trying to mimic/honor JRR Tolkein or just coincidence?
BTW, what's up with using double R middle initials. Is he trying to mimic/honor JRR Tolkein or just coincidence?
Originally posted by: beach2nd1
What cha readin?
Groan. Go hijack LeeTJ's b-ball threads. He has enough of them already.
Originally posted by: spanky
becuz the nets are gonna win
Just wondering..you seem to be married and off on your own, but are still on college?
You don't have to tell me if you don't want to
Originally posted by: Syringer
Just wondering..you seem to be married and off on your own, but are still on college?
You don't have to tell me if you don't want to
I know a few married college students. They tend to be between 23-26, IMO.
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Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: Syringer
Just wondering..you seem to be married and off on your own, but are still on college?
You don't have to tell me if you don't want to
I know a few married college students. They tend to be between 23-26, IMO.
But there aren't any Juniors or Seniors at that age for undergrad. And the classes he described don't sound very gradschool-ish. must've married fairly early, eh?
Originally posted by: ed21x
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: Syringer
Just wondering..you seem to be married and off on your own, but are still on college?
You don't have to tell me if you don't want to
I know a few married college students. They tend to be between 23-26, IMO.
But there aren't any Juniors or Seniors at that age for undergrad. And the classes he described don't sound very gradschool-ish. must've married fairly early, eh?
Don't assume that everyone graduates at 22. I'm 22 and wont graduate for 2 more years. I work full time and cant take 16 units/semester.
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