I'm so jealous lol, though I know that in a couple of months I will be dog tired and ready for change. Last night was my first night back at the Mathlab because AACC started back to classes yesterday (and I don't til next week). My friend Nick came in and was working on homework and looking through papers etc. so yeah I was jealous lol. We still have two classes that are the same, despite taking them at different schools, so I look forward to us still getting to argue over math until we figure out the answer. I helped about 20 people figure out that the classroom they were looking for was not in fact in the building and had to describe how to get all over campus. It was fun. HaHA, I laugh at you children and your getting-lost-ways. (Like I still don't get lost at UMBC lol)

While all that was going on, I surfed my school site and I ended up thinking that I might just want to add a Minor in Music to my list of school endeavors (along with my math minor, my original Mechanical Engineering Major, and an Art Major I'm making a portfolio for). I wrote back and forth with one of the clarinet profs there and ended up getting permission to add to my schedule a weekly hour long practice session. I had thought I might audition for the Wind Ensemble next week, but I came to learn that their meeting time was not so convenient for my work schedule. Besides which I will be bending over backwards as it is. For now I'll stick with the private hour sessions and we'll see where to go from there. A music Minor is not difficult judging by their criteria on the website, and it will be yet another welcome way to blow off some steam from MUCH harder classes. I practiced for an hour today and my face HURTS lol, but I find the audition piece I printed out to be easy and likable.

So that leaves me signed up for 16 credits for this Fall semester. Music, more math, two engineering classes, and German. It's going to be fun, I'm hoping it won't kick my ass to the curb lol. And somewhere in there, I'm going to have to find time to keep my art up.

CHOW: This week is my last week to finish my two pieces for a team endeavor that I'm doing over at ConceptArt.org, so I plan on having those to submit soon as well. Down to tha wire.