-In an online class (last one of the semester!)
-On the phone for 2 hours with government people both rude and nice
-Car-less and trying to figure out how not to be
-Food-less
-Emailing professors back and forth trying to figure out how to graduate
-Organizing work stuff
-Ignoring the dishes in my sink because I'm too busy
-Recovering from some probably-pregnancy-related-illness that hit me like a train yesterday
-Brainstorming ways to get to my internship in 3 hours
-Adding something to my to-do list every 5 minutes
And it's only 12:30 in the afternoon.
Sorry, folks. No oh-so-inspirational blog post today. But I love you and am grateful you're reading this. It makes me feel like the world is not so mean.
I hope your to-do list is filled with check marks by bed time tonight!
ReplyDeleteI love you!
ReplyDeleterandom question: does byu idaho have online classes that operate like regular classes? my cousin goes there and it seems like she's always taking a class or two online as well as ones on campus.
ReplyDeleteand what i mean by "operate like other classes" is are they structured with test dates? we have independent study classes but nothing that's completely online for a semester. just curious.
ReplyDeleteLissa: yes, the online classes usually have due dates and test dates depending on your professor. A lot of times, too, you have to chat on a discussion board as well. I took an online humanities class this semester and had to do all of those things but I really liked it.
ReplyDeleteBut for my internship class, I just skype in once a week for the class time.
sweet. i never understood why people said they had to go watch their class and now i understand!
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