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Random Quote of the Day: "The drapes match the carpet most of the time." Carrera
No, I haven't dropped off the face of the earth, I just have nothing going on worth writting about. I am back to going to classes, still poor because of my scholarship, and still working at Subway.
I do have interesting classes though. I am in the Polynesian Drum class, and loving it. I am actually pretty good at it, but we haven't exactly gotten to the hard stuff yet. As long as you can beat a piece of wood with a stick in some what of a rhythm, you can be good at it. No wonder it was traditionally done by men.
I am also taking a Social Psychology class. Because of my habbit of studying people's behaviors on my own time, most of the things that I have learned so far are a huge "DUH!!", but I am learning other interesting things about people.
Then there is my last Social Work class that I have to complete. It is the Case Management class, and half of the people in there did their practicum this last summer and half of them haven't done thiers yet. When Bro. Reeves told us that we would each be case managing a student who is on accidemic probation, those who have done their practicum were like "Oh, ok. Sounds interesting." The students who have not done their practicum looked like they were thinking, "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!"
Then I have Methods of Scripture Study as my religion class. It looks as though it is going to be way too intensive for a religion class. I have already skipped it once, with my mommy's permission.
The last one is IDS, Mormon Studies, which looks way more interesting than it sounds. We watched "The Best Two Years" and we are going to talk about it in reference to Mormon Culture today, which I have always wanted to discuss in a more mature way.
Well, I gotta go to class now, so I just have one more thing to say...
Carrera + babypowder + Jolley Butt = powdered butt on her pillow!!
No, I haven't dropped off the face of the earth, I just have nothing going on worth writting about. I am back to going to classes, still poor because of my scholarship, and still working at Subway.
I do have interesting classes though. I am in the Polynesian Drum class, and loving it. I am actually pretty good at it, but we haven't exactly gotten to the hard stuff yet. As long as you can beat a piece of wood with a stick in some what of a rhythm, you can be good at it. No wonder it was traditionally done by men.
I am also taking a Social Psychology class. Because of my habbit of studying people's behaviors on my own time, most of the things that I have learned so far are a huge "DUH!!", but I am learning other interesting things about people.
Then there is my last Social Work class that I have to complete. It is the Case Management class, and half of the people in there did their practicum this last summer and half of them haven't done thiers yet. When Bro. Reeves told us that we would each be case managing a student who is on accidemic probation, those who have done their practicum were like "Oh, ok. Sounds interesting." The students who have not done their practicum looked like they were thinking, "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!"
Then I have Methods of Scripture Study as my religion class. It looks as though it is going to be way too intensive for a religion class. I have already skipped it once, with my mommy's permission.
The last one is IDS, Mormon Studies, which looks way more interesting than it sounds. We watched "The Best Two Years" and we are going to talk about it in reference to Mormon Culture today, which I have always wanted to discuss in a more mature way.
Well, I gotta go to class now, so I just have one more thing to say...
Carrera + babypowder + Jolley Butt = powdered butt on her pillow!!
posted by Momma Jolley | 9/09/2005 12:58:00 PM
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