The future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is.

Author : Josh Fey
Well less than a month until I am a college graduate. Wow. I can't say I haven't waited a long time to be able to be here. However it seems a little bittersweet. Yes, I will no longer have homework to do 24/7, but that will PROBABLY mean that I will have NOTHING to do besides work *assuming I get a job* for 8-10 hours a day and sleep for 6-8 hours a day. So at the least, that leaves 6 hours for me to entertain myself. Granted a lot of that time will be spent on the golf course, but I'm starting to think it might get a little lonely. Rachel will be gone, Bryan won't be around to play Mario Kart with, I don't know what I'm going to do! Hmmm...oh well.
Well this week was the worst week of my semester in terms of things to do. I had 3 interviews this week, looked at apartments in the area, had a final presentation on Wednesday (20 minute lecture on Affirmative Action and a 30 min Q/A following), the big Hope Haven auction last night (its finally over, the last month it seems like that is all I have been doing) and I've been trying to find time to do my other homework and keep all my other friends entertained too. But its all over. The interviews all went well, my presentation went really good, and the auction raised 49,000-50,000, with our goal being 50,000. So its over, and it was a success. Today I golfed for the first time in celebration of my week being over. It was my first time, so I didn't do so hot. Nothing worse than a bogey, but I had more bogey's than pars (thats a bad thing for all you non-golfers).
Oh, and I found out that I did well on my investments test that I was sorta worried about. I also get to see Caleb next weekend for baptism! WOOHOO So its all good.
BUT, my homework is calling! I thought this blog needed an update, I'll get Rachel to write soon enough too! I hope this finds everyone well and enjoying the beautiful weather!