Category Archives: Plans

OH HO HO HO, DID SOMEONE SAY “BONUS RESOLUTIONS”?????

No?
Well, let’s pretend they did.

Back in February, I listed a few “get shit done” items in addition to my regular New Year’s resolutions that I wanted to accomplish this year. So let’s see how they went.

THING #1: Apply for tenure
Done! This was a lot of work and a lot of stress, but the application is in and it is now out of my hands.

THING #2: Take at least two French classes through the Continuing Education program
Didn’t get this one, unfortunately. I took one class in the Winter semester, but I had to cancel my enrollment in the second class in the Fall due to how ridiculously busy I was. I’m signed up for that class in the Winter, though.

THING #3: Run a marathon
DONE! I didn’t do it in person, but I did it. I did it 15 times this year, actually. As well as an ultra marathon.

THING #4: Beat last year’s walking/running distance
Yup! A blog on this is coming soon.

THING #5: Go to a Coldplay concert
UGH, stupid freaking Covid. I was just too nervous about it (on the plane and at the concert itself) to take the risk. I couldn’t justify it, which blows heavy metal chunks, but it is what it is.

THING #6: Do at least one full story revision
Dudes, I’m ALMOST THERE. I’ve got two more chapters to go.

THING #7: Apply for Canadian citizenship
Not only did I apply, but I GOT citizenship!

So it’s not a 100% success rate, but I’d say it’s pretty good.

Are we at the end? ARE WE AT THE END????

Yes, we are. So it’s time for some res-res-resolutions!!!!

(I had sugar before this, so beware)

Let’s review the 2023 resolutions and see what a disaster life has been this year, shall we?

  • ACCOMPLISHED: Blog daily. As always. Done. As always.
  • FAILED: Post all backlogged blogs. Yeah, they’re still in the Word document. There are like 340 pages now, hahaha. I’m really going to try to get them posted in the next few weeks, though.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Walk/run 5,000+ miles. Yup! A blog on this will come soon.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Run a marathon. I finally did it, yo! I’ve actually run…15 of them? 16? Something like that now.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Complete another complete draft of my 2020 NaNoWriMo. Yes! I completed a new draft in May and I’m almost done with an edit of that draft. I should hopefully have another one by the end of the year.
  • FAILED: Write more in general. I did not. I just worked on my 2020 NaNo.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Draw. Technically I drew something this year. It was just one thing, but hey, you make a vague resolution, you can meet it in a vague way.

Let’s see what we can do in 2024.

  • Blog daily. Ye olde standard.
  • Walk/run at least 5,000 miles. I’ll hopefully do more than this, but this is always a good baseline goal.
  • Run at least five (official) marathons. I plan on doing more than five marathon distances, but let’s try signing up for at least five official marathon events. They can be virtual.
  • Run at least one (official) ultramarathon. Minimum distance: 60 km. This can be virtual.
  • Run a sub-4-hour marathon. I know that’s a low bar, but I’m slow.
  • Do something with my 2020 NaNo story. Hopefully more than just another draft. I’d like to take the next steps in getting this story out into the ether.
  • Do some non-writing creative stuff. I realized earlier that while I have been doing “creative stuff” in the form of writing, I haven’t done much in any other way. I’d love to be able to do some drawing or painting or something this year, so let’s put it in stone in the form of a resolution. Let’s say…three drawings/paintings minimum.
  • Buy fewer frivolous/unnecessary things. Basically, I want to be more careful with my money. More conscientious of my spending. This is a hard one to quantify, so let’s say (as at least something to track) I can only buy a “frivolous treat object” once every two months.
  • Take at least two French classes in my progression towards the certificate. This one is pretty self-explanatory.
  • Get the DAMN BLOGS POSTED
  • Limit my “down time” screen time. I’m good at losing way too much time to Twitter and/or TikTok. I don’t want to completely remove these sites from my use, but I do want to limit my time on them. So let’s say…I can have three 15-minute intervals of “down time” screen time over the course of the day.

I’ll add more if I think of more!

Am I sobbing uncontrollably listening to Coldplay with my Sennheisers because I can’t go to the Coldplay concert in Vancouver tomorrow?

Yes. Yes I am.

Nope

We’re not going to the Coldplay concert.

Nate’s not feeling well, I’m super busy, and Covid.

And yes, I’m bitter about it.

That’s all I want to say.

10,000

A’IGHT, BITCHES, GUESS WHAT?

(Aggressively typing because I’m excited)

I just finished a pair of shoes the other day, so I logged all the miles I’ve walked on that pair into my little spreadsheet that contains my yearly distances. Observe a piece of this:

My yearly total mileage right now (or at the end of this pair of shoes) is 3933.83.

If I want to hit 10,000 kilometers for the year (6213.712 miles), I’ll need to walk/run another 2279.885 miles in the remaining 137 days of the year.

That’s an average of 16.6415 miles a day OR an average of 116.4905 miles per week (since I don’t walk/run the same distance every day).

I’ve been averaging about 130 miles a week recently.

SO. If I’m able to keep up that pace (or even a little bit less) per week, I should hit my goal of walking/running 10,000 kilometers this year!

That makes me super happy, yo. I didn’t know if it would even be possible.

But now I HAVE to do it.

I did two things today!

Well, I did other stuff too, of course, but there were two BIG things.

One: I signed up for FRE 102, the first actual factual French course in the certificate program. I’m nervous about it because we’re actually graded in this course (rather than Complete/Incomplete), so that’ll be interesting.

Two: I also officially applied for the program to get a professional Certificate in French Language and Culture – FSL Foundations. I’ll get an actual parchment if I complete the whole program!

YAYZORZ

HYPE

This article’s got me HYPED UP, DAWG.

Oh my GOD I want to be able to run an ultramarathon. That would be such an accomplishment, especially for someone like me who is not “naturally” a runner.

WOOOOOOOOOO

New goal!

SO.
Running.

It’s basically my personality now, so of course I’ve already looked up if I can register for next year’s Calgary Marathon.

When I was reading about the ultra marathon earlier this year, I saw that the ultra marathon distance (50k) was being retired this year (I mentioned this a few days ago). That sucked, since I was going to make it my goal for next year.

HOWEVER.

Next year will be the 60th anniversary of the Calgary Marathon, and they’ve added a special 60k ultra marathon for next year only.

So THAT is going to be my goal.

60 kilometers is approximately 37 miles, which is quite a big step up from 26.2 miles. But if I approach it the same way I approached training for the marathon this year (26.2 miles is about 10 miles more than my typical run distance, so I just needed to add 10 miles to my usual run), maybe I can psych myself up for it.

It’s all much more mental than physical, anyway.

LET’S DO IT!

WELL HELL

Despite not actually running the Calgary Marathon yet this year (though I’ve done three marathon distances so far), I’m making next year’s goal an ultra marathon.

The Calgary Marathon has a 50k ultra (and it sounds like 50k is a pretty typical length for an ultra), so I went to go look it up this afternoon to see what the route was if I were to do it in person.

And of course, with my luck, this year is the LAST YEAR they’re doing that distance.

Balls.

HOWEVER.

I googled “virtual ultra marathons” and discovered this site, so now I think I’m going to use it to sign up for practically every virtual marathon I can find.

Because I’m that kind of loser.

It’s a bold move, Cotton…

As you probably know, I am all about trying to break my own records for things.

This includes my yearly walking/running miles.

Last year I hit my furthest distance of 5,555.55. So this year, of course, I’d like to beat that.

And I don’t know if it’ll be possible, but I’d love to hit 6,000 miles for the year. Hell, 6,200 miles is even better, as that’s (approximately) 10,000 kilometers, which is a nice round number for a goal.

*does calculations*

Okay, 6,000 MIGHT be possible, but I’d really have to push the mileage quite a bit, especially on my weekend long runs. I don’t know if I can do 6,200, though, unfortunately.

Maybe next year?

Claudia’s Big Bad Year of Doing Stuff

So.
I have things I want to accomplish this year.

To help keep track of them (and to allow for a reflection on progress later), I’ll list them here. Note that this list may update as the year goes on AND that these things are in no particular order.

THING #1: Apply for tenure
The obvious big one. I can’t get tenure this year (the application process goes from May – May), but I can get my application in and hope I get tenure next year.

THING #2: Take at least two French classes through the Continuing Education program
One class is currently in progress; I’d like to take another either in the spring semester or the fall semester.

THING #3: Run a marathon
Preferably an “official” one (like the Calgary Marathon) and preferably in person, but who knows with COVID. I’d at least like to run the distance at some point.

THING #4: Beat last year’s walking/running distance
I guess is kinda sorta a New Year’s resolution, but I’m putting it here anyway.

THING #5: Go to a Coldplay concert
I love Coldplay. Being able to actually see them live would be SO FREAKING COOL. I’m putting this on here so that I don’t try to back out, assuming (again) that COVID is manageable via masking, etc.

THING #6: Do at least one full story revision
I’m partway through a big revision right now (I’ve got a lot to go, haha); I’d like to be able to do at least one full revision to make the story more cohesive and better overall.

THING #7: Apply for Canadian citizenship
I’m finally eligible for it now, so let’s goooooooooo

That’s it for now! We’ll see how it goes.

We Do This Every Year!

As I’m sure you all remember, December 27th is the day of the New Year’s Resolutions. So let’s check out last year’s and make some new ones, eh?

A review of the 2022 resolutions:

  • ACCOMPLISHED: The blogs. They’re still being written daily, but they’re currently sitting in a 236-page Word document instead of being posted on WordPress. Because I’m lazy as all hell.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Walk at least…let’s do 5,000, why not. You’ll get a more in-depth review of this on January 1st, but it has been accomplished!
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Run three times weekly whenever possible. Yup! I only missed this when absolutely necessary.
  • FAILED: Complete a new draft of my 2020 NaNoWriMo. I worked on this a little bit, but I was way too busy to do a completely new draft this year.
  • FAILED: Win NaNoWriMo 2022. Didn’t even do it this year. I’m a loser!
  • FAILED: Run a marathon. I’m still not there yet. But I’m working on it!
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Continue to get blogs in a physical format. It’s a slow slog, but it’s happening!
  • FAILED: I MUST WORK OUT MY ARMS! APPARENTLY NOT!

Peh. Let’s see if we can do better in 2023 with the following:

  • Blog daily. As always.
  • Post all backlogged blogs. It’s getting out of hand, yo!
  • Walk/run 5,000+ miles. This is becoming pretty standard, too.
  • Run a marathon. The fact that I’m actually training for one is a good start, I think
  • Complete another complete draft of my 2020 NaNoWriMo. This is, of course, a carry-over from this year. But I need to do it.
  • Write more in general. I’m not saying I’ll do NaNoWriMo 2023 because who knows how busy the fall will be, but I should be writing more. That’s the only way you get better at it, after all.
  • Draw. That’s it. That’s the resolution.

ONWARD!

Frenchie

So I’m REALLY enjoying learning French, and I’ve just discovered that you can take some French classes through the U of C’s Continuing Education program. I’m seriously considering taking this one, specifically.

And then I can work on this certificate.

Wouldn’t that be super cool?

I also think that I get like one free class a year as a faculty member, so might as well take advantage of that.

SCREW IT, GONNA BE CANADIAN

Hi.

So I’ve been eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship for quite some time now, but obviously haven’t done it yet. I hope to do it soon, though! I was initially going to apply online since they allow people to do that now, but every time I try to create an account it says their system is down.

Every. Single. Time.

So I’m like screw this, let’s do the paper application. It’s a lot less convenient and makes me worry that I’m going to very easily forget to submit something, but I had to do a paper application for permanent residence that was a LOT more involved than the paperwork for citizenship, and that went through fine.

The fee for the citizenship application is also quite a bit less than the fee for the permanent residence application, so there’s that.

D-D-D-Duo!

So I saw some bro sharing a 300-day Duolingo streak on Twitter this afternoon, and that for whatever reason sparked me to download Duolingo and get started on a language.

Turns out I’d made a Duolingo account way back in September 2016, but luckily, I could remember my login info and started things up from there.

I’m going to go for French. Three reasons why:

  1. It’s in the same general family as English and thus would be easier to learn than, say, Hebrew or Greek.
  2. It’s one of Canada’s official languages and is thus on packaging and other things up here; it would be something easy to practice and, of course, it’d be cool to know Canada’s other official language.
  3. (I could possibly read some original, untranslated Leibniz!!!!!)

So yeah. We’ll see how this goes. I know Duo doesn’t replace actual language courses and experience, but it’s a good start, right?

RESOLVE, fools!

Hello, ladies and gents. It’s tradition that I do my New Year’s Resolutions on December 27.

It is December 27.

SO LET’S DO IT

A review of the 2021 resolutions:

  • ACCOMPLISHED: The blogs, as usual. Always, always.
  • FAILED: Try to be more consistent with actually posting my blogs. HA. I keep making this resolution and never succeed. Says something about me, huh?
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Walk at least 4,800 miles. YUP! There will be a blog on this soon.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Run twice weekly whenever possible. Yup! I actually started doing three times a week when I could, and I plan to continue this.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Keep working on my 2020 NaNoWriMo. I did! I actually have a complete (or like 99% complete) draft now. I’m going to leave it alone for a while but then come back to it.
  • FAILED: Run a marathon. Nope. Still haven’t gotten my miles there.
  • FAILED: Win NaNoWriMo 2021. Nope. Was still working on 2020.
  • SORT OF ACCOMPLISHED: Do stuff with my writing. I’ve been working on my 2020 NaNo, does that count?
  • SORT OF ACCOMPLISHED: Try once again to get my blogs in a physical format. I got a few more of these done. Still not at completion, though.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Revamp my “200 Books” list and keep reading fiction. I did this back in February!
  • FAILED: Respond to all the blog comments I’ve gotten over the past several years. Ha.
  • FAILED: Work out my arms. HA!

Not as good as it could have been. Let’s look ahead to 2022:

  • The blogs.
  • Walk at least…let’s do 5,000, why not.
  • Run three times weekly whenever possible.
  • Complete a new draft of my 2020 NaNoWriMo.
  • Win NaNoWriMo 2022. Maybe I’ll have the draft done by then?
  • Run a marathon. I’m going to be able to do it one of these days!
  • Continue to get blogs in a physical format.
  • I MUST WORK OUT MY ARMS!

Let’s go.

RESOLUTIONS 2020

‘Sup, nerds?

So it’s December 27th, which has become the day on which I review my resolutions for the current year, figure out how badly I did at keeping them, and then set up resolutions for next year that will likely be kept just as badly.

READY??????

A review of the 2020 resolutions:

  • ACCOMPLISHED: The blogs. Yup. And I actually posted them this year! HOLY CRAP
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Walk at least 4,500 miles. I’m actually getting at least 5,000, so that’s pretty cool. A review of my walking miles will come, as always, on January 1st.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Do something with my writing. Finally.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Run a half-marathon. I guess technically this should go in the “sort of accomplished” category since it was a virtual version of the Calgary half-marathon and not an in-person thing, but let’s be honest – that was really the only way to do it this year. So I’m counting it.
  • FAILED: Run a marathon. Wasn’t able to get my distances far enough fast enough because I’m a loser.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Win NaNoWriMo 2020. Done! And I’m actually still working on it, which is new for me.
  • FAILED: Get my blogs in physical form. I didn’t even touch this project this year. Go me.
  • FAILED: Get a body composition analysis. Okay, to be fair, I had one scheduled for the beginning of April, but pandemic.
  • FAILED: I’m going to try to be more consistent in posting these blogs, but pffft. I mass-posted twice, that totally doesn’t count.
  • FAILED: I’m also going to keep trying to be better for Nate. I’m still the worst. And probably worse than normal because I’m not handling this pandemic very well, let’s just say that.

THAT’S A LOT OF FAILURES I’LL TELL YA WHAT

How about some resolutions for 2021?

  • The blogs, as usual.
  • Try to be more consistent with actually posting my blogs. No more of this “once every 500 days” nonsense. Maybe…every few months at most?
  • Walk at least 4,800 miles. I could probably try for 5,000 again, but who knows what nonsense 2021 will bring and I think 4,800 should be reachable.
  • Run twice weekly whenever possible.
  • Keep working on my 2020 NaNoWriMo. I’ve somehow managed to keep working on it after November ended this year, which is unheard of for me. But I like the story even though it’s a dumb idea and I have no idea what to do with the ending at this point in time, so let’s keep truckin’.
  • Run a marathon. Hopefully this year I’ll be able to get my distance up to that point. It’d be nice to be able to do an in-person marathon, too (preferably the Calgary Marathon), but I seriously doubt we’ll be at that point with COVID come the end of May.
  • Win NaNoWriMo 2021. November is always the busiest month of the year, so LET’S THROW A NOVEL IN THERE TOO WHY NOT
  • Do stuff with my writing. What? Who knows. That’s part of the fun, I guess.
  • Try once again to get my blogs in a physical format. I really need to do this. I fear losing them, which would be losing almost 15 years of daily logs.
  • Revamp my “200 Books” list and keep reading fiction. Ever since I’ve gotten Kondle, I’ve had such an urge to read. It’s been quite a few years since I’ve had that urge. I think it’s because I feel like I can get any book I want whenever I want it and I don’t have to be limited to whatever measly selection the U of C library has (for whatever reason, it’s selection seems way worse than UI’s library) or how prepared I am to carry a chonking 600-page book around with me.
  • Respond to all the blog comments I’ve gotten over the past several years. I’m really bad at that, sorry.
  • Work out my arms. My legs are strong (from walking/running). My back is strong (from hauling tons of nonsense in my backpack when walking). My core is relatively strong (from walking/running/other stuff). My arms? Carrying a gallon of milk up from the car to the condo makes them burn like the center of the sun. I hate strength training so much, but I’d like to get my arms on par with the rest of my body.

I think that’s everything. I’ll add more if I think of anything.

Hey so let’s do Bloomsday

Remember how I said yesterday that the virtual Bloomsday window had closed? Well, apparently they extended it to September 27.

So I signed up for that, too.

Now the question is: do I run Bloomsday “on its own” – as in, it 12k and be done with it – or do I just do one of my normal 14-mile runs and just take note of how long it takes me to hit 12k? The latter sounds like I’d be “cheating” even though I would be running the 12k like everyone else, but just burying it in a longer run. I definitely don’t want to bury it in my Calgary Half-Marathon run, though, because that WOULD be cheating.

At least, to me it would.

WHO KNOWS.

Hey so let’s do the Calgary Half Marathon

SO.

When I was talking to my dad the other day, he mentioned that he’d done (virtually, of course; thanks to COVID) Bloomsday before his surgery. He said he’d thought about calling me but ended up not doing it, which is a bit sad, ‘cause I could have totally pulled off a virtual…how many miles is Bloomsday?

*looks it up*
12 kilometers? Dafuq kind of weird distance is that?
Anyway, yeah. I can run that, no problem.

But that got me thinking about the Calgary Marathon, which, had this been a normal year, would have been held at the end of May (I think I mentioned it in my blogs way back then). So I looked it up to see if they’d had a virtual version and LO AND BEHOLD, you can actually participate in the virtual version up through September 27.

So I registered for the half-marathon!

I shall do it this week and hopefully will have a good finishing time. There are no prizes or anything for speed (not like I’d even have a chance, haha) because nothing is really “official” this year, but I’ll get a t-shirt and I’ll be able to cross off “run a half-marathon” from this year’s resolutions.

UI FAKE CLASS SCHEDULE FALL 2020 EXCITEMENT OMFG

Heyyyyyyyyyy so let’s do this nonsense again.

Because we can always hope that the world won’t be broken by fall, right?

MW
THE 471: Directing – 9:30-11:20

T
MATH 247: Transformational Geometry – 15:30-17:00

W
PHIL 443: Philosophy of Language – 15:30-18:00

TR
IFIT 105: Wall Climbing – 9:30-10:45
GEOG 390: Cartographic Design & Geovisualization – 12:30-13:45
CS 453: Advanced Robotics 1 – 17:00-18:20

How many credits is that? I DON’T CARE I NEVER CARED HAHAHAHAHAH

Don’t trip the light fantastic! He’s had a hard enough life as it is.

Y’all, my mom is finally retiring this year (end of May, specifically). And since I have a semester off coming to me either this spring or this summer, Nate and I are planning on taking her to see the Redwoods (the same ones we saw back in 2015) as well as…wait for it…A METS GAME!

Yes, we are actually going to see the Mets in person. We’re not going to New York, but we’re either going to see them in Colorado when they play the Rockies or in San Francisco (*shudder*) when they play the Giants.

It’s going to be freaking awesome and we’re all so excited.

You Say You Want a Resolution

HELLO, PARTY POOPERS!

It’s that time of the year again where I review all of my FREAKING FAILURES and set up some more FREAKING FAILURES for next year.

So without further delay, let’s get to it!

A review of the 2019 resolutions:

  • ACCOMPLISHED: The blogs. As always. Not even a hard resolution, but I keep putting it on here ‘cause then I get at least one “ACCOMPLISHED” on my list, haha.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: The musics. There are only a few more days left in this Decade of Music project! MADNESS
  • FAILED: Get my music organized before the end of the year. I had every intention of doing this and have a few years organized, but I’ve been S U P E R  B U S Y and thus haven’t gotten it all done. Hence my pushing back the Decade of Music review.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Walk 4,000 miles. Done. Easily. I won’t hit 5,000, but I’ll probably be in the 4,800s maybe?
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Get back to running 10k distances. I was looking at this resolution list a few months ago and was thinking “hey look, this one’s going to be a failure!” But over the past month or so I’ve picked up running again and just recently started running 10k distances. Hell, I ran 10k today! So that’s coolio.
  • ACCOMPLISHED: Win NaNoWriMo 2019. I almost didn’t do NaNo this year, due to – you guessed it – being S U P E R  B U S Y. But I did it, I won it, and I actually want to keep working on the story, even though it’s a craptastic premise.
  • FAILED: Get my blogs in physical form. Hahaha. S U P E R  B U S Y.
  • FAILED: Write at least 500 words a day, 5 days a week, until my NaNoWriMo 2018 story is done. Then start editing it. NOPE
  • SORT OF ACCOMPLISHED: POST THESE GODDAMN BLOGS. As of my writing this list, I haven’t posted my blogs since the end of September. But I posted a whole slog of them earlier this year, I should get credit for that! …Right?
  • FAILED: Be. Better. For. Nate. I’m such a bad wife. I try not to be, but I am. It’s rage-inducing.

And now for the 2020 rez list:

  • The blogs.
  • Walk at least 4,500 miles. This is assuming that I’ll be teaching all year; if I’m not (heaven forbid), let’s say 4,000 miles.
  • Do something with my writing. I don’t even freaking care what, really. Just something. I need to be more consistent with it apart from banging out 50,000 words every November. I want to work on one of my old NaNo projects – maybe this year’s, or 2009’s or 2014’s. Or do something with my old short stories. SOMETHING.
  • Run a half-marathon. I don’t want to just run half-marathon distances, I want to run in an actual “official” half-marathon race.
  • Run a marathon. See above, but replace “half-marathon” with “marathon.”
  • Win NaNoWriMo 2020. Let’s keep the streak going!
  • Get my blogs in physical form. I really need to do this. I fear losing them more than I fear losing my own life (priorities: I have them)
  • Get a body composition analysis. I have no idea what my body fat percentage is, for example, and I’d like to know. I also want to do this near the beginning of the year and then work to improve it (less body fat, more muscle, that kind of thing)
  • I’m going to try to be more consistent in posting these blogs, but pffft.
  • I’m also going to keep trying to be better for Nate. I really do try, but I’m absolute garbage, so it probably doesn’t even seem like I’m trying half the time. But I am. Sorry, Nate.

Ugh.

Tattoo Idea:

There are like eight super nerd-tacular things that I am absolutely obsessed with. One of these things is the kilogram. So maybe I could get a tattoo that was related, somehow, to the kg. Like its new definition that is dependent on the Planck constant. That’d be pretty sweet.

But where would I put it? I think that’s my biggest issue with getting a tattoo (apart from, of course, not having a solid idea of the tattoo I want): where would I put it? On my arm? On my back? My shoulder? My ankle?

Who knows.

But the kilogram is a good idea, ‘cause hot damn, I love the ‘gram.

I AM IN PANIC MODE SO HERE’S A U OF I COURSE SCHEDULE

EEEEEEEE I’m nervous about stuff. Let’s pretend I’m going back to undergrad at the U of I this coming semester. What would I take?

M
JAMM 323: Sports Reporting – 15:30 – 18:20

M/W/F
MATH 555: Groups and Fields I – 8:30 – 9:20
CS 121: Computer Science II – 10:30 – 11:20
GEOG 390: Cartographic Design and Geovisualization – 12:30 – 13:20
MATH 575: Graph Theory I – 13:30 – 14:20

T/H
GEOG 313: Global Climate Change – 9:30 – 10:45
FS 110: Introduction to Food Science – 11:00 – 12:15
ENGL 419: Writing for the Web – 12:30 – 13:45

Yes, I know I’ve done this like ten times. I don’t care, it’s fun.

Also, that set of classes is 24 credits total, but we all know I gave zero shits about credit caps when I was actually in school (and in fact had one semester with 25 credits), so…

EEEEEEEE

I MIGHT HAVE NEWS IN THE NEAR FUTURE BUT I DON’T WANNA JINX IT SO YOU GET A CAPS LOCK BLOG OKAY BYE