Why do I do this to myself?

  So Ive been sitting here cramming physics into my brain for I cant readily remember how many hours already today, when I decided short diversions can be invigorating and offer a fresh (?) outlook on the topic Im studying once I get back to it. (At least right now thats my theory as I sit here potentially wasting 10 minutes of study time. Haha).  Ive been back in school since sept 08, which seems to me like an amazing amount of time already. Its weird, my life has cycled through rotations of "registration-study-midterms-study-moremidterms-study-finals" (wash, rinse and repeat) - with these last 2 semesters having work mixed in there somehow too. Im not sure my life has ever been so structured as it is now - or at least not during my adult life. Ive accomplished alot already, just knowing I can do this if I put my mind to it is a huge realization in itself. Ive done alot of varied classes already - alot of upgrading ( we wont get into that right now ;).. lol)  alot of classes Im required to take, and once in a blue moon a class I can take because it interests ME. Like this term, Im taking Greek and Roman Mythology - its like storytime every class and THAT makes my brain happy.

  But with all that said, I still am nowhere near completed my scholastic effort. With any luck and hard work this semester will be my final one at G-Mac, or at least the final one where I will be taking pre-requisites for my Radiation Therapy program. Ah yes, THE program... with all its requirements and pre-req's and hoops to jump thru to get into... the program.  If all goes according to plan I will be able to apply for it this May and be in this sept's intake. Three years later Ill have something to show for the last few years of my life that Ive spent hermitted away. (Bad grammar much, eh?)

Anyways, not really sure if I was trying to go anywhere with this - if I had any idea originally it has long since flitted out the other ear and I guess my 10 mins are up. Here's to hoping studying wont be as painful as when I started this.

Hello Midterm! Goodbye world.