School's out for.... winter.

I had my last final last Thursday. It was harder than I expected. I had a feeling that it would be since our teacher was new and her tests were pretty easy. I wasn't going to work this week, but I decided to put in some hours to make a little extra money and make up for the money I spent for Christmas gifts. I don't mind buying some stuff... but I get annoyed when we draw names and I end up spending money on people that I never see except once a year. It's not just that I don't want to buy them stuff.. I realy wouldnt' care if they bought ME anything.

Today at work I saw a bunch of dead rats. Yup... that's life working for the USI biology department. So far I've seen dead pigs, dead cats, and dead rats. All I've been doing at work is cleaning up the labs and getting them ready for next semester. My boss is talking about having me work during the summer while she is gone to Korea. It's cool that she trusts me to work while she's not there. I will be in charge of making sure that everything gets prepped for the summer labs. I just hope I don't screw anything up.

I hate snow

Okay, so we got our first winter snow yesterday. All the little neighborhood kids are all excited because school was cancelled and they get to go out and play in it. I am not excited about it. I hate snow. I hate driving in it, I hate shoveling it, walking in it etc. I guess I do like to play in it with my niece and nephew though. If only it would fall on the side of the road and not ON the road. Then I wouldn't have such a problem with it.

I have one week left of school. I only have one final. Yeah, a lot of my friends are mad at me because they have five. All I have to say about that is. SUCKS TO BE YOU! He he. It is an American Chemical Society standardized chemistry test... so it should be lots of fun. NOT! Next semester I'm taking zoology, gen chem two, ethics, and another fun education class. I may not have it too bad now but once I run out of gen ed classes and get stuck taking a crap load of hard science classes I won't be the one laughing. Cell biology, genetics, micro biology, organic chem... that's still to come.