I would love to get into more details about it, but I don’t know if a couple folks who read me have seen it yet or not.
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Hubby had the day off today, so we took advantage of this to go in search of furniture and a computer. The furniture is for all of us, the computer is an early birthday present for me.
We returned home victorious, and Hubby is now humming happily geeking away setting up the new computer. Unfortunately we won’t get the furniture for about another month or so since what we liked was out of stock and on back order.
Oh well, it will just make us appreciate it more when it gets here!
Looking at furniture also gave us an opportunity to drive out to an area that we really like, and would like to someday live in. Hubby joked that because it was raining here, and sunny there, it was a sign that we are destined to live there. Hey, that sounds like as good a reason as any for the time being (and since we won’t be in the market for a house for several years).
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On other fronts, I’ve been angsting a bit about school. Not just about my final next week, but about the scholastic and career path that comes after that. I’ve been reluctant to really commit to one specific degree. I’m filling in all the requirements for the degrees I’m looking at, but have not really committed to any one.
Admittedly a good part of this is due to my not knowing if I can get through all the math, physics and chemistry requirements I need for them. And lately in math I’ve started thinking that a Liberal Arts degree is sounding good. Of course I already know how to say Do You Want Fries With That, so I don’t really need that degree.
All through elementary, junior high, high school, and even initially into college I had such problems with math that I’m far from comfortable with it. The last year of successes I’ve had has not been enough to eradicate the more than 30 years of mathematical insecurities. There may come a day when I feel confident about it, but that day has yet to arrive.