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First day of school

Okay...so am I caught up on blogs yet?? Don't worry I have a few more up my sleeve.
So, yesterday was my first day of college, and I think I may have gotten more worked up than was necessary. I start of with English, which is an easy subject for me...and as far as I'm concerned I think I should be in a higher class than English 101. Anyway, then I have lunch. So far not a tough day, huh? After lunch I go to math, which is also mostly review for me, then I have Gen. Bio. which is also mostly review, plus my instructor is kinda new and seems too casual for what I want a teacher to be. The other factor is that I'm fairly certain I am the oldest student in all those classes, which can be frustrating because all the kids in the class have no idea what they're doing...which means...class is going to move very slowly!!! But on the bright side (as my family has been telling me) at least it's not hard and intimidating. So...to all you who have been not so patiently waiting - I am finally in school. woo hoo.
Thank you all for your support and for pushing me to do it... I needed the push. You know me.


...by the way...please ignore the picture of my cleavage on my sisters blog...that was unkind, and she will pay....really I guess it's my fault for making it available...don't worry I learn quickly.
oh yeah, the other thing regarding this (apparently I didn't learn quick enough) I will never wear a low necked shirt to school....bending over in lab only results in young boys looking down my shirt!

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M said…
You know...Dad just sent me ALL of the VHS tapes from our childhoods. I'm SURE we could find something on them to post on your blog as retribution.
August 21, 2007 at 6:06 PM
erin said…
It's a good picture! And a funny caption!
August 22, 2007 at 9:37 PM
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