The Last Semester

Today was the first day of class (nope, Virginia state schools don't get the day off for the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., unfortunately). If at all possible this semester, I'm going to enjoy myself. It's my last one in school. Things like deciding on a job and preparing for graduation might make that harder than it may seem at first, but I'm still determined. I'm only taking 14 real credits (the other two being a review class for the dreaded FE exam), and the two classes I had today weren't too bad. I did learn today in Environmental Engineering that you should definitely watch out about your tap water. It could have an exorbitant amount of lead in it! Otherwise, there's not much to report about the classes, except that I'm in two with Tom and one with Fred and Matt. Good times.

...24 was as good as ever tonight. If you haven't gotten in on this season yet, it may be the best - and most realistic - one since the first year (er, day). And best of all, there are no repeats or breaks from now until the end of the season! They're paying us back for making us wait all through the fall.

...The Bretcave Version 4.0 is up and running. I only made some minor cosmetic changes in this version, like some added signage and an updated picture board, but it was enough for me to warrant the upgraded number. Plus, I hadn't really changed anything in a year, and I have been living here almost four years now. That in itself is worthy of note, I think.