5/21/09

"If He brought you to it, He can get you through it!"

Everytime something goes wrong in my life, there's always something else that's even better to be grateful for. This was at my own fault, but I wouldn't say deliberately nor directly.

After canceling three consecutive Thursday's, this fourth Thursday was supposed to be it. I didn't wan to. I even wrote my T.A. an email stating that he could give me a zero if he wanted (thinking about it, why would he want to do that?). But he kept postponing it, and postponing it, until I had to say yes. I said yes to this morning, and now it's noon. In other words, I fucked up this opportunity by sleeping in later than I should have and missed the last day to run my presentation on a topic I didn't want to do but did anyway in class, when there would have been hardly anyone there, giving myself a zero and THUS enabling myself to not get the minimum needed to keep the program as a double majour.

Am I supposed to take the course again?? I don't want to do that. I don't think they even offer that course in summer school. Honestly, I'm not sure what I will do with that. I like communications (now that I know it), but I don't want to do the course again, wasting more money for a credit I already have, JUST to get a better mark. I could be taking another course in that time ... another two courses actually, since it's a 9 credit. I just don't know what I should switch into if I do switch into anything else ...

I'm going to stay on campus next year (applying today).
Benefits include:

- Closer to school = no more 3 hour trips throughout the day!
= no more having to leave at 11:30am for a 1pm class!
= having more time to do assignments!
= I can go to the gym more often and join sports teams!

- Staying by myself (with a room mate at Pond or a house of room mates at the Village)
= can study WAY better.
= Ppl's can sleep over after we go to the club or whatever.
= Not having to deal with family bullshit 24/7 that obstructs me from my studies!!! (..even though I love them)
= can take on a heavier course load
= obvious benefits here...
= Make a new circle of friends
= ... a new circle of friends.

The cons are predominantly up to $5500 shooting out of my ass to pay for shit!
Which will suck majour donkey balls, but I really want to go on campus, so I'm willing to.
Even if it's for just one year.

Not likely... not impossible, but not likely.