Just doin' some postin'
I haven't been on here in a while because stuff has been going on. I was pregnant, had a miscarriage and now my husband is leaving for Seattle, for work, till dog knows when.
My physics grades haven't been what I would have liked them to be. On the upside I'm doing better at russian and my philosophy class seems to be going well, even though I barely attend. Hopefully it will be my last philosophy class. I like philosophy and all, but even if you think you know what you're talking about, the teachers all seem to have a different idea of what they want to see and so you take a big chance, every time you turn something in, of being completely off. I guess I'm not a fan of the subjectivity. Don't get me wrong, subjectivity can be used to one's advantage, especially in a lower division course when you can bullshit your way into the heart and mind of your teacher, but when you get to a junior or senior level course they tend to want you to nail the main point on the head. In other words they are desirous of results. I have learned enough that I do get by, I can produce results for them, just not always the results they were looking for. What I have learned in one philosophy class does not necessarily translate to the others.
My daughter and husband are doing great. My marriage, only 4 months old, is going great. I'm feeling good for the first time in a long time and things are all together going well. Money is always tight but good management is helping us get through.
There's not much more than this happening right now. I've become a Tetris and Super Bust-a-Move 2 Mastah, which is always nice. I might work on getting better at Mojo, beautiful game, but difficult for the beginner who isn't used to a non Tetris like puzzle game. I am planning to get the new Zelda coming out, if it hasn't come out already, and further stretch my entertainment dollar.
My physics grades haven't been what I would have liked them to be. On the upside I'm doing better at russian and my philosophy class seems to be going well, even though I barely attend. Hopefully it will be my last philosophy class. I like philosophy and all, but even if you think you know what you're talking about, the teachers all seem to have a different idea of what they want to see and so you take a big chance, every time you turn something in, of being completely off. I guess I'm not a fan of the subjectivity. Don't get me wrong, subjectivity can be used to one's advantage, especially in a lower division course when you can bullshit your way into the heart and mind of your teacher, but when you get to a junior or senior level course they tend to want you to nail the main point on the head. In other words they are desirous of results. I have learned enough that I do get by, I can produce results for them, just not always the results they were looking for. What I have learned in one philosophy class does not necessarily translate to the others.
My daughter and husband are doing great. My marriage, only 4 months old, is going great. I'm feeling good for the first time in a long time and things are all together going well. Money is always tight but good management is helping us get through.
There's not much more than this happening right now. I've become a Tetris and Super Bust-a-Move 2 Mastah, which is always nice. I might work on getting better at Mojo, beautiful game, but difficult for the beginner who isn't used to a non Tetris like puzzle game. I am planning to get the new Zelda coming out, if it hasn't come out already, and further stretch my entertainment dollar.