First of all, I just moved another 12 Deviations into my scrapbook and flat-out deleted a few more because I grow more self-critical with every passing month. I plan on making more stuff to upload that I won't feel like shit about in the fairly near future to replace the old shitty ones that were mostly garbage. No, this also isn't fishing for "Oh it wasn't so bad" comments, most of what I moved truly was completely pointless and I feel embarrassed that I showed them off at some point in my past.
I also started college this week. To keep things in perspective for people who don't know me terribly well, I graduated high school in 2001. I'm loving it so far, probably because I spent the last eight years working full time and school seems like a cakewalk in comparison. I'm going full time but I have class on Saturday as well as the usual Monday through Friday stuff so I don't have any "bad" days in terms of scheduling. I go to class six days a week, but three of those days I only have a single course and then go home. It's entertaining being five to ten years older than most of my classmates as well. It amuses me because I remember how "grown up" I felt when I was 18 and enlisting in the Navy; I now look at the 18-20 year olds I work with daily in school and think "Oh, you bunch of silly kids". Knowing that all of these same people would make up the majority of my co-workers also seems like an awesome justification for my leaving the Navy.
For those curious, I don't fully know what I want to major in yet so I'm taking some general stuff (US History 3, Econ 101, and Geography 101) as well as a web coding class because the Humanities class I wanted filled up in the first five minutes online registration was open. History is awesome so far as I spent two of my last five classes watching movies about World War 1. Economics is fun because the teacher is insane and, therefore, entertaining; she's also one of those ones that encourages us to just yell stuff out in class so it's a fun couple of hours. Geography would be less amusing if there wasn't a dumbass who interrupts the teacher to ask random, unrelated questions that we learned the answers to in junior high school. Seriously, when we're talking about various types of map projections is not the best time to raise your hand and ask why there's both a North and South Dakota.
I also have a Tinfoil Hat badge to go along with my Ninja Llama
So how is everyone? Most of you, I don't hear from as much as I used to.
