Three exams within 30 hours. Then its home-free for this dude. I dont really have any plans for spring break, except to chill with my boys when we all get together at home. Wing Tuesday at Nathans, or Hooters, wherever we decide to meet up. We'll shoot the breeze for a few hours, take up space in the bar, but whatever.
I think I'm going to pick up a few hours at Foot Locker (a part time job, theyre real flexible with hours/scheduling, plus its a really, really easy job). I'm going to see both sets of grandparents, and my great grandma a few times. Honestly, working, seeing my family, and hanging with the boys isnt too bad of a way to spend spring break without costing a fortune to go somewhere. I dont think I'll have too much to do in terms of homework over break; I worked ahead in my HRM class, and I'll be taking three exams right before I leave, and Darin wont even think about giving us any homework, so I'll be golden. I might, however, take my accounting book home and re-read some stuff so I'll be prepared for the next few chapters.
About my resolutions: I go to the gym about three times a week, I've been to church services in the city a few times since I marked it last. As for swearing, well thats totally out the window. Junk food on campus--I'm working on it. Sometimes its just easier to do a smash and grab as youre goin to class or goin to get work done. Being proactive: I dont really know how to judge that, but I'm doin what I gotta do.
For anyone who is a Big 5 basketball fan, you need to at least look at this documentary about the Palesta. Also, see John Tannenwald's post on this, for he saw the premier just last night. The DVD is a reasonable $19.99 and is available for pre-order today.
Plans for tonight: Getting together to eat with the boys, then heading over to the Tech Center for the night to study for my economics and accounting exams. If you havent heard of the Tech Center on campus, or are interested in computers, that site is for you. It's an amazing resource that I wish I had when I was a freshman. But alas, beggars cant be choosers can they?