Well, hello stranger! It has been a long time since I have update last. This term has been extremely busy for me. It is almost over. I think this should be the last of the harder times. I took 5 classes this term for a total of 14 credit hours. For whatever reason, I decided to try and get secured transactions out of the way. It is probably the hardest class I will ever have to deal with again. It is interesting, but I hate it right about now. The material is a cross-breed of contract law, agency law, and property law...and it includes tax issues and bankruptcy issues. Talk about a complete mind fuck! I am so anxious to get home to Casey. This place just sucks. I don't like MI anymore. It snowed, rained, and was sunny all the matter of a few hours yesterday. I am almost broke. My GradPlus lender went out of business, and the school notified me by e-mail without providing me with any options. "You need to find a new lender" wast he extent of it. Thanks Thomas Cooley Financial Aid Division! I'm glad my tuition money provides for such a crack team of financial advisors. Don't work too hard writing those e-mails! Anyway, I am excited to get this term over with. I miss Case so much. I miss my friends and family so much. West Park disc golf baskets are calling my name. Sofa even wants to get out of here. I think I have gotten more sleep this term than any other term though. I haven't been eating as well as I should be, and I think I lost more weight if you can believe it. My mom sent me $10 in the mail so I could get a "lunch on her". I am looking forward to next term. I know I will be extremely busy, but it will mostly involve writing. I only have two exams, and they should be my last ones here. After next term, all my general requireds should be out of the way. Also, I should only have one litigation required left (trial skills) after next term. Litigation is what I am most or less majoring in here. The requirements for a concentration are almost like a minor in undergrad. Anyway, eyes on the prize, Tom. Just get through it, and enjoy yourself. Take a C with a grain of salt. You know what you are capable of. It doesn't take a good grade to make you aware of it....but it sure helps.