Months since my last post! A new record! My summer is going pretty well so far.  I had 4 weeks of rest and relaxation, and now 5 weeks of busy-ness and stress.  I'm in 6 hours of classes for the first 5-week summer session.  Math 203 is going to be fine, but my Spanish class is another story.  I have it Mon and Wed from 5:30 to 9:20 pm.  Gah!  That's almost 4 whole hours!  That's longer than an extended edition of one of the Lord of the Rings movies!  The teacher intimidates me and there will be a LOT of work, but I will persevere.  I'm also leading summer Bible study at the Havenstein's, and am going to another study at Bob Walz's house.  I'm also still selling MK (Mary Kay) so that's going to take some time out of my week, and I'm trying to figure out a time every week that I can volunteer at the Friendship Home, but that hasn't fully developed.  Oh! I'm also working at the Selleck hall front desk 4 or 6 times a week and once a week as a night clerk.  (How I got roped in to doing that I again I have no idea ) Its going to be a busy 5 weeks of classes and work, but after that the rest of the summer will be great.  All of you STPers need to update so the rest of us can know how you're doing! Please? 

God's blessings on everyone's summer!

Once again, I am using Xanga as an outlet of procrastination.  It figures.  Anyway, I have a big test in Comm 201 tomorrow, and I've been studying statistics formulas and problems all night long and I'm SICK OF IT!!  And once I take that test, I have to work on a paper due in my comm 200 class, then work on a big computer project due thursday in comm 201.  I am about ready to quit.  Seriously.  Okay, maybe not seriously, but that sounds like a good option at this point. 

School aside, I am excited for the summer!  I will be here taking classes, working somewhere, hopefully finding a place to volunteer, and selling MK.  I'm hoping to keep busy and work hard to avoid being lazy, which is pretty much my nature.  But laziness doesn't earn money, nor does it help the time go by faster.  Therefore, I must work.  It should be good though, especially with a pretty good number of people I know who will be staying in Lincoln for the summer.  That should ease the pain of not seeing other people for the weeks they'll be home/overseas.  It will most def be nice to think of something other than the copious amounts of school work currently hanging over my head.  Good times.  Anyway, back to the study grind!