Winter Session
Brr! The temperature was in the high 30’s when I left the house this morning for statistics class. Yes, it’s the same class that I dropped because it was too much to handle during the five-week summer session. And yes, the winter session is only four weeks, so this is even more intense. But this teacher is different: very pleasant and easier to understand. I had no trouble staying awake (lapsing into a wide-eyed coma was my downfall last time). It will be much to my advantage if I can do this now. It should be (I believe, I hope, I insist) the last lower-division “general ed” course I ever need to take. It will be the last math class I ever have to take. (Hallelujah!) I’ll be able to take Italian 6 in the spring without the burden of a math class to interfere with my real work (as algebra did). And, if everything goes as planned, I’ll leave Pierce College behind and enter CSUN in the fall.
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Labels: general ed, math, weather
Unfortunately I forgot my camera when I left the house this morning. Snow was visible on the mountains. The temperature was just under 50F, and I figured it would get warmer. Ha! Although I had a hat and jacket, I was not adequately dressed for the wind chill as the temperature dropped and it began to rain. Between tests I took shelter in the cafeteria and the student lounge.
