It is a Jan-u-ary First
Happy New Yizzle
It was a Frankenstein's-monster-kind of morning. [moaning and ohh'ing like Frankenstein's monster].
Oh ho ho. The past month was eventful, but nothing I really could have put down on LJ to entertain the masses as done in the past. It's the little things really, that just sum up together; like relatives came up from Georgia for Christmas and spent the week. That was nice. The A+ class is going good. In the mail, my 250 Business Cards came, so we could get the name out. Money was mostly all I got for Christmas, and I'm fine and dandy with that. It's all I really need at this point.
I could go for some Legos, but it wouldn't be appropriate. What would be appropriate is to conglomerate that cash and smash it together with some of my other cash, so I can take the next course at VoTech: Network + Certification. Because I was a student for one course, I can get a ten percent discount off of the next one. That will be a modest $47.50 off. On the other hand, I could use the cash to buy a PS2... which wouldn't be very smart and would warrant a bop on the old noggin from a fiery-haired cousin. But it would be nice to have one. Maybe a used one. Some research has been done in the past, but because of Holiday prices nowadays, things have changed. There's not too much confidence in used consoles, but refurbished ain't too shabby. I have a used old-school PS, and it runs better than most.
On the subject on visiting Concordia in the future... I do not know when that's going to happen. Some of my classmates of the same year still have another year left, but I wouldn't get too comfortable in that window of time. Some programs allow for a 5-year setup, and it's understandable. I mean, I've heard there were rumors on campus. Would I be welcome back? The last time I was there, it was for only a few hours, and it felt very strange. The weather was bleak and everybody was busy, and it wasn't the most appropriate time, I guess.
Titus Rules.
It was a Frankenstein's-monster-kind of morning. [moaning and ohh'ing like Frankenstein's monster].
Oh ho ho. The past month was eventful, but nothing I really could have put down on LJ to entertain the masses as done in the past. It's the little things really, that just sum up together; like relatives came up from Georgia for Christmas and spent the week. That was nice. The A+ class is going good. In the mail, my 250 Business Cards came, so we could get the name out. Money was mostly all I got for Christmas, and I'm fine and dandy with that. It's all I really need at this point.
I could go for some Legos, but it wouldn't be appropriate. What would be appropriate is to conglomerate that cash and smash it together with some of my other cash, so I can take the next course at VoTech: Network + Certification. Because I was a student for one course, I can get a ten percent discount off of the next one. That will be a modest $47.50 off. On the other hand, I could use the cash to buy a PS2... which wouldn't be very smart and would warrant a bop on the old noggin from a fiery-haired cousin. But it would be nice to have one. Maybe a used one. Some research has been done in the past, but because of Holiday prices nowadays, things have changed. There's not too much confidence in used consoles, but refurbished ain't too shabby. I have a used old-school PS, and it runs better than most.
On the subject on visiting Concordia in the future... I do not know when that's going to happen. Some of my classmates of the same year still have another year left, but I wouldn't get too comfortable in that window of time. Some programs allow for a 5-year setup, and it's understandable. I mean, I've heard there were rumors on campus. Would I be welcome back? The last time I was there, it was for only a few hours, and it felt very strange. The weather was bleak and everybody was busy, and it wasn't the most appropriate time, I guess.
Titus Rules.