More traveling I will go

Yep, I went impulsively and determined to go ahead and go out to Catholic University to determine if it is someplace I can imagine spending the next two years of my life. Washington D.C. isn't exactly the most inviting place in the world to live, and I can definitely say that never having been there.

Between Boston and Catholic, in addition to money, I definitely have to consider what the universities are offering. Catholic tends to do flat tuition costs whereas Boston does its work by credit hour. So at Catholic, I can go ahead and take like 12-15 graduate credit hours (about as insane as me taking 27 undergrad hours), get all of my courses out of the way in a year and write my thesis over summer and fall. Catholic also is offering more of the courses in which I am interested (Medieval Europe, Ireland, etc.).

Whatever.

Anyways, I decided before I leave for Washington that I'm really going to finish EVERYTHING in the bioenergetics lab. I have to write schpiels in my notebook over the data (19 sets) and also finish analyzing two sets of data. Then I'm done there scientifically. I'll ask if they want me to help them move, otherwise, I'm done.

As soon as I get back, I am going to finish catching up on my lab notebook in biochem.

Then, pretty much all of my ties to UCCS should be dissolved.

I got my Gadsden flag in the mail this week, so I am all set to go to the Tea Party on the 15th at Acacia. This is going to be my first public protest, so in many ways I'm quite excited.

I also got my Stevie Nicks CD and DVD, both of which I am enjoying thoroughly.

Other than that, my life i basically sewing.