Next week somewhat officially begins my life for the next 2+ years. I'll start taking two classes at a time at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Classes run for 12 weeks meaning by next year this time, I'll have about 24 credits...takes 51 to graduate.
So because the hour is imminent, I'm taking advantage of not having schoolwork to do right now by watching Sixteen Candles. Last night I watched a critically-acclaimed drama from several years back called In the Bedroom (not too exciting).
Hopefully, I'll get through The Breakfast Club before next week as well. I'm looking forward to the long weekend although Saturday will involve a lot of housework in preparation for a Rosenberg family cookout on Sunday.
This health reform battle is interesting...I feel like an election is right around the corner what with all of the ads on TV. Let's hope it lands on the side of capitalism and efficiencies rather than socialism and bankruptcy. (I can't stop there.) The government sucks at running all of their programs...cash for clunkers ran out of cash...Medicare costs way more than initially projected...Social Security isn't sustainable...the list goes on and on. I really really don't want them to be running my health insurance plan. Call Congress. Write letters. Buy ad time on TV.
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