it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing
It’s that time again.
I got an official evaluation (FINALLY) from the school I’ve been attending. I have enough credits right now to receive an Associate in Science. So, my options are:
Take 1 more course, satisfying the school’s “residency” requirements, having my job pay the tuition for the course, and then ponying up $85 [...]
Tennessee lost the SEC championship 21-14. Leave it to me to talk about the game beforehand, jinxing them. Things were going well until the last two possessions, where Ainge:
Threw an interception that was returned for the winning touchdown, and
Threw an interception that would have otherwise tied the game.
Tennessee played beautifully up to that point, maintaining [...]
It’s been a long time since I wrote about My Beloved Volunteers. This is somewhat intentional, as I’ve had no desire to jinx the season. The season being nearly over, however, I don’t see the harm anymore.
This has been one hell of a college football season. Tennessee has beaten, nay CURBSTOMPED impossible [...]
As of 2 minutes ago I turned in my final exam for Revolutionary America. I did it one day prior to the deadline, even though I had received a 10-day extension to the course. I’m kinda proud of myself for that one.
I’m still waiting to hear back on grades for the final exam [...]
7 weeks into it. (Jeez!)
In math, I’ve been doing quite well. I’ve kept up with all my assignments, and until the day after the end of the Sopranos I had a 100 average. Tony’s murder has haunted me, though; I got a 90 in the last weekly quiz, followed by a 98 [...]
History.
Revolutionary America, to be precise… 3 textbooks for the 16-week class.
From left to right:
Miracle at Philadelphia. New at bookstore: $18.95 shipped, Used at bookstore: $14.95 shipped, used at Amazon.com Marketplace: $4.38 shipped.
MAJOR PROBLEMS IN THE ERA OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. New at bookstore: $59.30. Used at bookstore: [...]
Holy crap. For the first time since the spring of 1990, I am officially enrolled in college.
I’m not sure how to describe what I’m feeling. It’s a ton of excitement with a bit of impatience (term starts May 5) and apprehension. Apprehension will ease as the term starts and I remember how [...]
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