Class is finally over, which is wonderful; it's so nice to be three credit hours closer to graduating, hopefully with an 'A' grade. The test was simple, and next week I start my new work schedule, which is noon to six PM -- well, except on Monday and Wednesday, then my boss is scheduling me to work all day. Yay extra money! Especially since I won't be making any for a week and a half while I'm gone on this trip -_-...
Not that I'm complaining of course -- I'm counting the days (10) until we all pile in our cars and ship out to have a crazy adventure driving across America to indulge in a festive few days of being humongous nerds among friends, and in John's case family. It's his Mom's birthday on the 22nd, so we're gonna help her celebrate it.
It's a long drive (over 3000 miles), and we're probably all gonna want to kill each other by the time we get through with it, but it'll be a vacation to remember.
Just one of many things to look forward to in the coming months; Comic-con, Fall semester, John's birthday, my birthday, NaNoWriMo, family visiting for Thanksgiving. 2009 has definitely become my prime candidate for 'Best Year of my Life Ever.'
D&D tonight - I should have time to blog more about it next week, though our DM has been recounting our escapades over on the Giant In The Playground Message Boards if you want to read it. It'll be an interesting session for sure, especially since John and I have characters that require resurrection. And it doesn't help that we're playing Age of Worms, one of the deadlier pre-made campaigns in existence. It's good fun though, and Beta (As we call our DM, Thomas) is an excellent, if brutal, DM.
Right. Back to watching Legend of the Seeker and adding just enough to my wordcount to reach today's quota. 100 words should do it. :)
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