College craziness

Hello Everyone! 
  Sorry I haven't clicked on the keyboard for a while, I got a boatload of classes and wait lists to sift through this semester! 
   In any case, I hope everyone is having a lovely springtime ( except for those who have the opposite seasons as us- see "Endless Summer" movie to get what I mean). I feel like this year may hold many new and different things betwixt it's pages, and I intend to make an epic year out of the end of the Mayan calendar! But stow the gab, this isn't NEW year anymore, its OLD AND DREARY year! :) I am taking a nice computer class ( programming using games and simulations), and algrebra 2, so if I post some simulations up here, then it means that I am doing well in the programming class! I know, two classes aren't hectic at all, but when your on the WAIT LIST it really is a pain! 
      I cleaned out my little "Flying Junior" sail boat, and I intend to sail it as far as I can! Not to french Polynesia in the south pacific or anything, but far enough! 
   Cheers all around!
Good luck to those who are in schoooool!

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