Boyfriend: Things with Nathan and I are going extremely well. He's helped me embrace even more of my inner nerd. It's awesome to watch Star Wars, joke about Big Bang Theory, and just geek out in general. It's going to be hard over the summer, but technology makes it pretty easy to keep in contact.
Finals: So the most stressful week of the semester is coming up, and I have to do well on tests to keep up good grades. I only have to keep only one A and I've already covered it to keep the GPA to stay in Honors College. I definitely am worried about World Civ because my teacher is crazy random about grading. I have two tests back to back on Saturday and my Cal II final on Thursday. It'll be crazy studying this weekend!
Summer: So far my summer plans are to take a class or two at UAFS and I have a job as a checker at Harp's. I'll not only have more money to spend and put away for the fall, but less time to hang around and use up all my money. I'm not for sure about a vacation, or even if I'll be able to take one, especially with having to ask for some days off at the beginning of the summer. Speaking of, the first few weeks of my summer, which begins in 8 days, will be exciting. My sister is expecting her baby the week after I get out, and my brother will be getting married at the end of the month. Two new family members in less than a month!!
Next fall: Perhaps the most exciting news about my Sophomore year is that I have a job! I'll be working as a Reid Hall Respect Intern, and I get free room and board. My class schedule is pretty awesome as well. Two math classes, and none of my classes start before 10:30 and end by 4:30.
So crazy, so fast, so little time!
Glad to hear things are going good! Crazy but good. Sounds like the life of a college student.
ReplyDeleteOne question, what exactly does a Respect intern do?
Good luck on finals. Don't drive yourself too crazy.Remember, you only have to do well enough to keep your scholarship. Past that, no one cares what grade you made in World Civ. or any other class for that matter. Except for math classes, obviously those require A's :)
A Respect Intern gives presentations and works on projects that raise awareness about issues such as sexual assault, relationship violence, and risk prevention. I'll also be a big sister figure to the Reid girls, and Ciara and I are already working on a presentation in Pomfret next fall. It sounds a bit depressing, but I asked in the interview, and it's just making people aware of such issues and not actually having to deal with any cases personally.
ReplyDeleteWell, honestly whatever it is, it's good. So glad that you get room & board! That's exciting!
ReplyDeleteBTW, you need to fix your blog settings, because I know I didn't post my comment at 6:44am