No, I haven't made a decision where I'm going, but I've learned something new. Apparently the GRE class thingy that is taught on campus is done through the school. And it costs $450!!! That's the cost of taking the test 3 times. So unfortunately I can't convince myself that the class is worth the cost. Josh, a guy in my Latin class, also needs to study for the test. So we've kind of talked about studying together after we get our Latin homework done. So I need to know which book to get to study for the GRE. There was a guy at work last year who told me which one to study from, but that was last year! I can't remember that far back. So if you have any suggestions on which author/book I should use to study from, let me know.
There isn't much else going on. It's the second day of school, and nothing major has happened. I'll find out today how much I'm going to hate having Damen five days in a row. Work is . . . work. It's nothing exciting, but the people I work with are great. My ward seems to be pretty cool, small but cool, although I've only gone to one church activity since school started. Friends are good. One just had a cute baby boy, one's about to have a cute baby girl (I have no idea if Lorelei will be cute, but I don't think it's possible for her to have ugly children), and I still have a best friend in Ogden (which is a relief). Never fear, I do have more than three friends, but those are the ones I see/talk to on a regular basis.
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Glad you're back at school! You're working on the Saturdays, right? I will probably see you around sometime, though I'm not doing the Saturdays anymore. Just the curation room stuff.
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