Dear Blogger,
I just talked to Mareike Wieth on the phone, and I'm all set. Registration on 11/6, 3:30 EST.
I'm apparently one class away from getting a minor in Psychology. A minor used to require RDA II, which is a big no-no in my eyes, just to get a minor something that seems like it only exists on paper... but apparently only RDA I is required. I guess I could be excited, but since I ran out of time to finish the Sociology/Psychology major, receiving a Psychology minor feels like going for the lowest bar. (But isn't a minor kind of about making yourself look good on an otherwise useless piece of paper?)
And here's what's been happening elsewhere:
I just spoke to the previous owner of my phone number, who Googled their name and came across this blog. After an exchange on AIM, we came to understand a few misunderstandings, made some small-talk, and the person asked me to remove the post that was previously here. It was a good story about miscommunications, but I really do need to respect the privacy of people-- especially that of people I don't know at all. So, I've removed the story, but I remember all the good details and will probably tell you if you ask me.
Your Federal Offender Friend,
Steve
I just talked to Mareike Wieth on the phone, and I'm all set. Registration on 11/6, 3:30 EST.
I'm apparently one class away from getting a minor in Psychology. A minor used to require RDA II, which is a big no-no in my eyes, just to get a minor something that seems like it only exists on paper... but apparently only RDA I is required. I guess I could be excited, but since I ran out of time to finish the Sociology/Psychology major, receiving a Psychology minor feels like going for the lowest bar. (But isn't a minor kind of about making yourself look good on an otherwise useless piece of paper?)
And here's what's been happening elsewhere:
I just spoke to the previous owner of my phone number, who Googled their name and came across this blog. After an exchange on AIM, we came to understand a few misunderstandings, made some small-talk, and the person asked me to remove the post that was previously here. It was a good story about miscommunications, but I really do need to respect the privacy of people-- especially that of people I don't know at all. So, I've removed the story, but I remember all the good details and will probably tell you if you ask me.
Your Federal Offender Friend,
Steve
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