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In 20 short minutes I'll be starting the last official class of this term. Thank the good lord. Then I'm sort of done until next year. I say sort of because I still haven't had my final exam in French yet, and in fact the prof still hasn't posted the date for it yet. I wonder if I could just pretend that she's not going to post it and ignore it all together. Do you think anybody would notice. In theory exams run the 5th to the 14th, so in theory I should probably open a book since it's fairly possible that I'm going to have an exam within the next 2 weeks. Is it unreasonable, do you think, for a body to have an exam date before the term officially ends? Nah, I didn't think so.

This is me not giving a rat's ass.

Classes begin January 7th, which gives me a whole beautiful month off. I'll need it too. Christmas makes me want to hurt babies and small woodland animals.

I'm only taking two courses in the spring term. I think that's all I should take unless I want to be put in a padded room.

In totally unrelated news (unless you count the fact that I didn't spend the weekend studying and instead spent it doing the following related...) I spent the weekend with the kid in a Walking Dead marathon. We started at Season 1, Ep, 1 and we're halfway through season 2.

I'm hooked.

To the point where I made ham for supper this evening and both The Kid and I looked at it after we took it out of the oven, looked at each other, and both at the same time said "BRAINS!!"

Ok, there, I've wasted 12 minutes just typing this. Must go pretend to give a rat's ass for two more hours.

xoxox!

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Wow

The stupid bint that is "leading" our group in my small business class has FINALLY sent out our business plan to the the rest of the group for one final review before she submits it tomorrow.

Actually I shouldn't say "one final review" because it's the first review. And last, since it's due tomorrow.

I spent 2 days on shit and she has sliced and diced it until, in a 51 page document, all I can recognize, quite literally, are two paragraphs.

Wow.

This, unfortunately, is the class that I was too busy, and quite frankly don't care enough about the topic to take control, so I can't whine much, but damn.

I'm boggled