Party Time
Well, the welcome home party was awesome. Saw many folks from various aspects of my life, and had a good time. Thanks to everyone who came! I will be hosting another party this Saturday as well, however, this one will be a b-day celebration, and will be held here at school. Friday, I will probably be up in the G-burg visiting some folks.
I had my first Military Leadership (readROTC) class today. It's going to cover a lot of stuff that I already know, but that is okay with me. I was offered a chance to jump straight to the third year of the program, which would mean that I would have to cram the whole 3rd year into one semester, as well as taking on extra-classroom duties and going to a 5 week summer thing, AND comitting to comissioning. This would mean either 4 years active service, or 6 more in the guard. While I was very flattered, I'm not ready to commit to that just yet, and they were very understanding about that. The major I talked to actually was in Iraq for OIF II and completely understood. I did however offer to assist the 3rd/4th years in exercises, etc. and agreed to attend morning PT. It's going to be EARLY, but I think it will be worth it. I'm looking forward more to the learning labs and the spring FTX though.
Things here are a tad slower paced than at my old school. The readings for a whole week are shorter than many I had each DAY before. I shall be thorougly dissapointed if I don't do well this semesters! Heck, I'm already done with all but 10 pages of reading for this week, and I have only one more programming assignment. Hooray for semesters instead of trimesters!
TeddY2K out!
I had my first Military Leadership (readROTC) class today. It's going to cover a lot of stuff that I already know, but that is okay with me. I was offered a chance to jump straight to the third year of the program, which would mean that I would have to cram the whole 3rd year into one semester, as well as taking on extra-classroom duties and going to a 5 week summer thing, AND comitting to comissioning. This would mean either 4 years active service, or 6 more in the guard. While I was very flattered, I'm not ready to commit to that just yet, and they were very understanding about that. The major I talked to actually was in Iraq for OIF II and completely understood. I did however offer to assist the 3rd/4th years in exercises, etc. and agreed to attend morning PT. It's going to be EARLY, but I think it will be worth it. I'm looking forward more to the learning labs and the spring FTX though.
Things here are a tad slower paced than at my old school. The readings for a whole week are shorter than many I had each DAY before. I shall be thorougly dissapointed if I don't do well this semesters! Heck, I'm already done with all but 10 pages of reading for this week, and I have only one more programming assignment. Hooray for semesters instead of trimesters!
TeddY2K out!
posted by TeddY2K at 4:59 AM
6 Comments:
Well, glad you like your new school...but you'll be bored soon enough and wish you were back into the swing of things knox-style! hehe. where else do you get to be taught by a pakistani stats professor??? come on now, see-in!!
If I don't talk to you before....happy birthday. Right now mine is going ok. Except for the work thing, but it is atleast a change of pace, since I have been home sick all week with a fever and sore throat. Fun stuff. Anyway man good to here things at ISU are going good. I know many good people that have gone there, LOL. Take care and have a good birthday. Just wait till you can say your half way to 50 like me.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday Dear Sean, Happy Birthday to you!!! Have fun Saturday night.
Hey, son.
Happy Birthday! I'm jumping for for joy that you made it back to celebrate another birthday.
Have fun at your party!
happy birthday, see-in!!!!
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