pro: Old things. I love things that are old and falling apart, and frankly, the United Kingdom is riddled with ’em. The tube. I know, it’s just as bad as the CTA when it’s bad, but when it’s good, it’s so much better. Bike lanes separated by curbs! (er, kerbs.) Red Nose Day! Easy access […]
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so far: tuition and fees for two courses, 8 credit hours: $681.00 used biology textbook: $10.50 new biology lab manual: $34.01 used math textbook: $76.49 new spiral notebook: $6.99 two new folders: $0.98 packet of erasers for inevitable mistakes in math class: $1.00 spring semester 2009: $810.97 plus my social life until may. worth it?
so i decided to go back to school and finish up my degree. which is really not so much finishing as it is doing, since i’ve only got about 35 credit hours to my name so far, of 120. after spending a bunch of quality time doing some research, the plan i’ve tentatively decided on […]
so one of my long term goals has been for quite some time to spend time in the uk — pick up and move there. of course part of that means getting a job, since i am not independently wealthy, and getting a job means getting a visa. they’ve redone their visa program and now […]
i stopped by the post office today and picked up a certified letter that was waiting for me: C E R T I F I E D M A I L WE COULDN’T ALLOW YOUR CLAIM Dear Taxpayer: WHY WE’RE SENDING YOU THIS LETTER This letter is your notice that we’ve disallowed your claim […]
