Fourth Week Already!
Mid terms are just next week as we enter the halfway mark in school. I wish it wasn’t going to fast, I love these classes and instructors.
This week I was a bit off mark at the beginning. Over doing it with needing to get things done around the house, the sudden death of my nephew and horrendous headaches by Friday slowed me down to a snails pace.
I got a note from my World Conflict instructor “hinting” to debate more. I explained what was going on and he was very supportive.
One reply to a question in his class I was very quick answered and very lazy. To which he said something in a joking way. But it kicked my butt in a sense and I came back flying in with both guns blazing. I’m glad he did it, I needed it.
It got me motivated to the point that I even came back to full form and got a 98 on my project of another class with help from my darlin to expand a bit on my idea. I have decided to expand more on it and hopefully get a book out of it. *shrugs* who knows? (The article will be available to read under the spotlight from the main page of “ball of confusion” soon)
I got another 90 on Quiz three in World Conflict… just waiting on my quiz grade in Investigating Terrorism… I did however get my first two grades; they were a 96 on the first one and 95 on the second one.
There was a bit of panic a week ago, but I think it was other things batting my brain at the time. I believe the death of my nephew, monthly female obligations (grrrrrrrrr) and a bit of a problem with my mouth running too much that nearly cost me one of the most important people in my life, caught up with me and caused a panic attack which exhausted me physically and emotionally, causing a severe headache by the end of the week.
I’m happy to say its better now, and I made it though. I’m feeling great, going back to school and the support I get from my family and friends has me on a high that I pray I never come down from.
Some will say, but you did it on your own, to which I reply, yes I did it on my own, but it was them who encouraged and supported me that gave me strength to do it, and gave me a nudge and kick sometimes to keep it going.
This week I was a bit off mark at the beginning. Over doing it with needing to get things done around the house, the sudden death of my nephew and horrendous headaches by Friday slowed me down to a snails pace.
I got a note from my World Conflict instructor “hinting” to debate more. I explained what was going on and he was very supportive.
One reply to a question in his class I was very quick answered and very lazy. To which he said something in a joking way. But it kicked my butt in a sense and I came back flying in with both guns blazing. I’m glad he did it, I needed it.
It got me motivated to the point that I even came back to full form and got a 98 on my project of another class with help from my darlin to expand a bit on my idea. I have decided to expand more on it and hopefully get a book out of it. *shrugs* who knows? (The article will be available to read under the spotlight from the main page of “ball of confusion” soon)
I got another 90 on Quiz three in World Conflict… just waiting on my quiz grade in Investigating Terrorism… I did however get my first two grades; they were a 96 on the first one and 95 on the second one.
There was a bit of panic a week ago, but I think it was other things batting my brain at the time. I believe the death of my nephew, monthly female obligations (grrrrrrrrr) and a bit of a problem with my mouth running too much that nearly cost me one of the most important people in my life, caught up with me and caused a panic attack which exhausted me physically and emotionally, causing a severe headache by the end of the week.
I’m happy to say its better now, and I made it though. I’m feeling great, going back to school and the support I get from my family and friends has me on a high that I pray I never come down from.
Some will say, but you did it on your own, to which I reply, yes I did it on my own, but it was them who encouraged and supported me that gave me strength to do it, and gave me a nudge and kick sometimes to keep it going.
"monthly female obligations"
Hehe, but i got to admit i love putting on my phony chauvinist cap and tormenting you with comments about locking you up in a small native-style mudhut with only bread and water and incense and birch twigs, so that you may beat the demons out and cleanse yourself while being exorcised by a priest etc etc heheh :P
Yer doing fantastic as always, im extremely proud of you ;)
"and a bit of a problem with my mouth running too much"
[sexistpig]Well yer a woman its to be expected *EG*[/sexistpig] We can argue and fight about that later :P
Posted by
Wolfsglen |
11:56 AM
hehehehe, gotta love that sexist bit in ya... makes things insteresting *smiles* hehehe
Its because us women have to keep you men in line *sigh* hehehe
Posted by
Rena~ |
12:02 PM
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Posted by
Wolfsglen |
12:05 PM
Pfft the only way you will keep me in line is if im in a queue for free beer/muscle cars/gravel/WW2 tanks/guns/aircraft or computer parts - aint nobody moving me then.
Posted by
Wolfsglen |
12:08 PM
typical man... always leaving the female last
Posted by
Rena~ |
12:12 PM
Yeah but we get the dry side of the bed :P
Posted by
Wolfsglen |
1:06 PM
*shocked look*
Posted by
Rena~ |
1:45 PM
Shocked look pffft you know i can be 10x worse than that!
Posted by
Wolfsglen |
3:11 PM
LOL I know hehehe
Posted by
Rena~ |
12:29 AM