Finally a weekend home to relax. I have a lot of studying to do, but I'm looking forward to hanging out and not doing much. This week has been kinda strange, with it being dead week and not really working, I've been all off schedule. Hopefully in a few weeks I can get back to a routine. Tuesday night I got to spend the afternoon with Heather and her precious dog Lola and I had so much fun. Then when Renee got off work we all went to The Woodlands to see Wade and eat dinner. It was a nice relaxed evening and honestly an acoustic show was exactly what I needed. I drove back to CS and got home pretty early and just went to bed. Wednesday I had to go to some training for my new job and I had thought about going to see Wade at Harry's, but I was tired and just stayed home and studied. Yesterday I didn't do much other than study, then Kayla, Devan, Melanie and I went to Huntsville to see No Justice and Brandon Rhyder. The show was fun and it was a nice break from studying. I had 1 final today that went well and 1 more Monday then I am done for the semester.

Now school...at the moment I am only going to be working about 12 hours a week. So if I don't do something else, I'm gonna be bored. So I looked online and figured out that graduating in December really wouldn't be that hard. So as of right now, I am registered for everything I need to be and I'm gonna go talk to my adviser next week and see if its really possible. I would be taking 2 hours in a mini mester, 7 hours summer 1, 6 hours summer 2, and 15 hours in the fall. Its not impossible, I just really don't know. With not working much I'm not going to have much money to roadtrip and stuff, so I'm thinking school would make me have to stay in CS more. And that will also hopefully keep me from going out as much. Finding that balance between going out and school has been my biggest problem, and maybe I just need to keep myself busy and not have the money so I just stay home. I'm gonna give it another week or so until I can really figure all of this out, but its crazy that I could actually graduate in 8 months.