There's nothing quite so dignified as waiting in line to beg the government to give you money. I'd consider going in again next week to try and get backpay for the $1500 or so that I was gipped out of last term, but I think I'd have a better chance of getting the earth to quicken its orbit. At least the people who work in the office are friendly.
Arrr, it be a new term! New classes! New people to not talk to me! Perhaps a new crush? Who knows. I'm taking more credits this time and have been invited to a few nerdly activities involving archaeology/anthropology as well as some veterans stuff, so maybe I'll manage to keep busy this term.
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3 comments:
heh... new people NOT to talk to you... pft... tell them to kiss your floggin' molly lovin' b-hind.
happy new semester.
amy
So the good looking guy, will he be in the archeology/anthropology group?
And what else are you taking? This is important. I am vicariously reliving my college years through you.
Diane: I don't know! He might be! This is exciting! Especially in light of latest turn of events in Sara's life of which she will blog about later..... (dun dun DUN!!!)
Classes are as follows: Intro to Geology (w/ a lab), Cultural Anthropology, Environment & Society (Geography course as taught by a biology professor), and Applied Linguistics. Hooray and stuff. I already have reading assignments and as it's nearly ten o'lock, I should really do them!
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