The Grades Are In

On my third week of school, I am proud to announce that I am maintaining an A average. Each week we have an Individual Project worth 125 points and a class discussion project worth 50 points. I have a perfect score on each discussion board project and 115 points on each Individual Project---only because I haven't named my files correctly when I turned them in.

I knew school was going to require a lot of time and commitment, but I guess I really didn't realize how much time I would have to put into it. At the same time I realize I will get back what I put into it, my efforts will be rewarded....just look at my A average.

My next unit of study, which begins January 7, is College Algebra. I am going to need LOTS of help with that subject. I may have mentioned before in this blog, my highest math class in high school was Algebra I, it was all that was required to graduate in 1988 and in college I took a math specified for elementary school teacher majors and it was very easy for me. College Algebra on the other hand is going to be so difficult. If any of you have a fifth grader who can tutor me I'd appreciate the help.

I recently took some pictures around the house. Roommate and I have a flower garden along the path leading up to the door. Neither one of us really have time to deal with a flower garden so its filled with gravel and decorations. One of the pretty decorations is a gazing ball, so here is the picture I took of it. When I look at the picture I want to say, "In your future I see....." Maybe one day in the near future I will get out to the Japanese Garden and take some pictures.

Until next time.