Today was a fun day. I went to Santa Cruz with my friend and her family. We played at the beach, where we dug a hole, not as impressive as the one here (which was from a Stinson Beach trip), but we were proud nonetheless. But the fun came at a price. I definitely got a sunburn on my back, even after application of all sorts of spf. I've now formed a theory that it doesn't matter what you put on, or how often you do it; if you dig a hole at the beach, your back burns. Period. Besides the beach, we played at the boardwalk and I finally got to go on a rollercoaster, unfortunately not one that goes upside down. It was tons of fun and I'm really happy that I got to go. =)On the bright side of my whole not really being registered for fall classes thing, I've figured out an amazing schedule for next quarter if I can get into some of the few spots left in the classes I'll need. I'd have 4 hours of class (just lectures this quarter) Mon-Thurs. and NO class on Friday!! The classes will be interesting too, all upper-division, consisting of Psychology of Education, Human Development in Early Childhood (one class) and in the Elderly (another class), and lastly the Sociology of the Family. I'm excited [and nerdy].
I feel like there is more to say, but I'm too tired to say it right now.
4 comments:
those sound like good classes.
My schedule was always that bare- didn't do a single lab in college, and skipped most every discussion section. That's why I was able to do so much on the side. Of course, HorninF fit in even more around his coursework, and he always had labs in everything.
Yeah, it's going to work out really well for commuting. I'll have a 2 hour break on 2 of the days, but I think that's a good amount of time. 1 hour was always only long enough to eat and get to class and 3 hours made me want to leave. I figure it would be a good amount of time to work out or read/study.
I forgot to mention, the other 2 days of the week are solid class with no sitting around campus =)
I liked single hour breaks- just enough to buy a muffin and go read. 2 or 3 and I'd definately not stick around.
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