Still alive
School started. Ergo, I have no free time anymore. I spent close to 5 hours doing homework Saturday afternoon... sigh. And now I'm procrastinating doing at least that much more. BUT I will say that it's pretty nice only having all but one of my classes 3 times a week (exception: cooking is on Tuesday nights).
Good news, however: I have, at long last, found a part-time job! Granted, it's only 8 hours a week, but I was pleasantly surprised to find out that if you have taken as many chem classes as I have, you start out making $9/hr in the inorganic chemistry stockroom. Not bad for BYU. I guess I could make even more if I had taken the lab for ochem, but oh well. It probably wasn't worth my sanity.
A quick breakdown of my classes:
Biochemistry: Looks like it will be interesting. We'll see how far we get into it before I decide it's really beastly. But I like my book.
Advanced Neuroscience: Interesting, of course, but lots of work...
Country Dance: Fun of course. I get to see my husband and make faces across the room at him when we're not dancing with each other.
HEPE: I don't know, it's all online and I haven't started it yet...
Masterpieces of World Literature: Good teacher, potentially uninteresting subject matter. Thus far I have been unimpressed with the selected readings. (Sorry, I don't particularly care for Thucydides or Pericles...)
Multicultural America: The teacher is entertaining, at least, and it doesn't look like it will be too stressful. So I guess I approve, despite the lack of solid answers to any of the problems discussed in class.
Intro to Cooking: I get to eat food. What's not to love?
And now... it is time to go make dinner.
Go eat dinner, you. Now. It's not healthy to skip meals.
Good news, however: I have, at long last, found a part-time job! Granted, it's only 8 hours a week, but I was pleasantly surprised to find out that if you have taken as many chem classes as I have, you start out making $9/hr in the inorganic chemistry stockroom. Not bad for BYU. I guess I could make even more if I had taken the lab for ochem, but oh well. It probably wasn't worth my sanity.
A quick breakdown of my classes:
Biochemistry: Looks like it will be interesting. We'll see how far we get into it before I decide it's really beastly. But I like my book.
Advanced Neuroscience: Interesting, of course, but lots of work...
Country Dance: Fun of course. I get to see my husband and make faces across the room at him when we're not dancing with each other.
HEPE: I don't know, it's all online and I haven't started it yet...
Masterpieces of World Literature: Good teacher, potentially uninteresting subject matter. Thus far I have been unimpressed with the selected readings. (Sorry, I don't particularly care for Thucydides or Pericles...)
Multicultural America: The teacher is entertaining, at least, and it doesn't look like it will be too stressful. So I guess I approve, despite the lack of solid answers to any of the problems discussed in class.
Intro to Cooking: I get to eat food. What's not to love?
And now... it is time to go make dinner.
Go eat dinner, you. Now. It's not healthy to skip meals.