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Spinning and Spinning until too dizzy to NOT spin!

Life is wonderful! I'm in love! With country dancing....hahahahaha. But for real. Last night, I went to swing club, and ended up dancing with a guy in my math class (random...but brings a whole new perspective to math class now!). He was really good, and we danced a lot, and I decided the best workout is just to go country/swing dancing. I am trying to find someone to go with tonight, down at the Center. I think I'm realizing that I'm leaving in 3 1/2 weeks, and I definitely shoulda gone dancing long before now, seeing as I won't really have the chance back home! Sad day. So now I'm just going to go every chance I get. Next week, though, we have a country dance lab, so I won't get to go to swing club. But that'll be fine, because it'll be awesome nonetheless. Maybe I'll get to go to both!

As for school...this week has actually been pretty relaxing. My math test last weekend was the last test I had to take before finals. I've got a paper due in two weeks, but since i have so much time, it's like no stress. I just have small homework assignments from here on out. I'm almost done with those two...only one more in D&C and only two more in geology! Hard to believe the end is so near, and honestly, it brings with it mixed feelings. I'm excited to go home, but sad to be leaving my friends here. I think it probably won't sink in again until I'm home in September, though, because that'll be the first September since I was like 3 that I wasn't in school. WHOA, I just realized that! That's awesome/crazy!!!

Today I am going to a math lecture. Yeah, you read that right. Oh the things I'll do just to get an extra credit point! It actually looks pretty interesting...it's about a game of dice that teaches probability. So I figure, if I figure it out at this lecture, I'll just go to Vegas, strike it rich, and then retire by the time I'm 25. so yeah, that's good, right? :)

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  1. Dancing again? Sheesh, reading these posts one would thing your life is just one big dance! ;-)

    I'm glad school is better for you. And I remember how it felt the first September I was on my way to work when all the kids were lining up for the school bus. I didn't go right to college and that was the weirdest feeling.

    And about the Las Vegas thing... uhhhhh, I don't think that's a good idea with your mission plans. You know?

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