Summer Session I

[miluda]

Seems like I counted one studio class less! I have to take one more class, and I'm hoping I can do it in 5 weeks. It will be intensive, but Summer Session I, here I come! THEN I would have completed all my requirements

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[johan_g]

I'd buy one. It's the "vicinity" thing I have a problem with.

Hmmm...

Think it's warm enough to swim across the Atlantic yet?

[miluda]

You'd also have to cross the entire United States.

[johan_g]

But that's the easy part! If I run the whole way I might even break a little sweat.

[miluda]

If only I could do that. I'd like to swim the Pacific...

[aiyoh]

which vincinity?
and how much are the prints???

[miluda]

Santa Cruz.

Ranging from 3 dollars to 8, and nothing more than that, I think. Except the two run woodblock, I think that's 10.

[aiyoh]

hm where in santa cruz though???

[miluda]

UCSC Art Department.

Open this Sat-Sun 10AM-4PM

[tvashtri]

What are you going to Japan for? School? Fun?

The YEN is SUPER cheap right now, so I'd suggest buying up as much as you can right now. (That's what I'm doing)

[miluda]

To see my girlfriend and to go to a few places relating to printmaking as I have an interest.

Where do you buy your yen?

[tvashtri]

I buy my yen at the bank usually, but shop around first. Often, you can find currency conversion online and check all of your local banks to see who is giving the best rate. (I've sometimes found a difference between our local financial institutions that ends up saving me something like $4 or $5 for every 10,000 yen I buy.. not much, but it adds up when you're buying a lot).

[miluda]

Wow, does every bank allow currency exchange? I had no idea! Thanks a lot, I will do a bit of research for that.