Hmmm...

Last spring, I figured out that I could technically graduate spring 2006, because I had about 45 credits left, most of which were in theatre arts (my minor). I haven't actually declared my minor yet, but I've been thinking about not going through with it because I'm not enjoying it as much as I thought I would. I started looking at the schedules and things today, and now I'm pretty positive I'm going to. If I only do my anth/social studies major, I only have five more classes! I could graduate in two quarters if they're all offered (unlikely), or take three quarters and jam in all the other things I wanted to do while here, like dance or windsailing. I could also take more anth electives, like 456, War and Human Rights. I would have to take about ten more theatre classes (with 2 or 3 credits) and do ridiculous things like crew a production for one credit (leaving little time to work, due to rehearsals), stage manage a show, direct a show, etc. I just don't have time to do all that! Nor would I enjoy it, I don't have the right personality. I figure I can always go back to school after I'm teaching if I decide to take on another endorsement. This means I won't be able to steal Ms. Cole's job, but right now it just doesn't seem worth the hassle. So, yay. That's a big pressure off of my back, and I'll actually be able to enjoy the rest of my education. Pre-graduate school, at least. Being able to take less classes means more free time to do homework and tutor so I can actually get into Woodring.

By the way, we're having another party this Friday, because it is Tony's 21st birthday. Alaina, a friend of mine and Robin's, just turned twenty one recently and is coming up for the weekend as well. E'erbody is invited! We're running low on the drink, though, so please contribute. Kristina, you should come up too, since you didn't make it last time. You can stay with us, or Katharine (I'm sure she woulnd't mind!)