Sometimes I hate people...
Okay, so apparently everyone at my work thought that Tony and I were engaged. And then my boss says. "You live with him and you're not engaged or anything." *blah* Then I say well, everyone at his job calls me his wife and we're basically like a married couple anyway. Listen lady, if my parents don't have a problem with it, neither should you; you're not my parent and I am quite capable of making my own decisions.
Anyway, the first week of classes went okay. My 7:30am class is going to be meeting at 8am instead. The professor asked the class if that was okay, since we will typically get out an hour before class is supposed to end anyway (the class is 3-hrs..well, all my classes are 3 hrs..*heh*). My Monday class seems like it will be boring, the professor likes powerpoint, I can tell. *shivers* Torbert's class (in Clermont) will be easy especially since I already have a first 3 days of school project finished and all I have to do is tweak it a little bit, since she's not making us do a completely new one if we had her before; which is nice. My Wed. afternoon class is really small, only like 16 people, seems like it actually won't be that bad. I've had the professor before and yes, he is a bit arrogant, but not a bad guy. I got an A in his class before. The only thing I don't like about this class is it requires 15 hours of service learning not in a school setting. My Thursday class...she handed out those Scholastic book fair things, like three of them. They are allowing us to start building a classroom library if we want. Man, I could spend A FORTUNE on those things and I would, if I could. *hehe* Seems like a relatively interesting class. I love literature and children's literature is just plain fun. :)
Tony and I were thinking of going to Boca this weekend, but it looks like we're postponing that until next weekend. He said he still wants to go down this weekend (we originally postponed it because of the hurricane), so I don't know we may end up going this weekend after all, who knows.
P.S. It's nice having a day off; no work or classes. :)
Anyway, the first week of classes went okay. My 7:30am class is going to be meeting at 8am instead. The professor asked the class if that was okay, since we will typically get out an hour before class is supposed to end anyway (the class is 3-hrs..well, all my classes are 3 hrs..*heh*). My Monday class seems like it will be boring, the professor likes powerpoint, I can tell. *shivers* Torbert's class (in Clermont) will be easy especially since I already have a first 3 days of school project finished and all I have to do is tweak it a little bit, since she's not making us do a completely new one if we had her before; which is nice. My Wed. afternoon class is really small, only like 16 people, seems like it actually won't be that bad. I've had the professor before and yes, he is a bit arrogant, but not a bad guy. I got an A in his class before. The only thing I don't like about this class is it requires 15 hours of service learning not in a school setting. My Thursday class...she handed out those Scholastic book fair things, like three of them. They are allowing us to start building a classroom library if we want. Man, I could spend A FORTUNE on those things and I would, if I could. *hehe* Seems like a relatively interesting class. I love literature and children's literature is just plain fun. :)
Tony and I were thinking of going to Boca this weekend, but it looks like we're postponing that until next weekend. He said he still wants to go down this weekend (we originally postponed it because of the hurricane), so I don't know we may end up going this weekend after all, who knows.
P.S. It's nice having a day off; no work or classes. :)