With one last swirl of my pencil in the little Scantron box, I finished up the Spring 2005 school term at a little past 8:00 p.m. this evening. I think I did well on the final. But, by my calculations, I really only needed to score 12-15% to maintain my A for that class. I have no idea what my final grade will be in photography (I'll come back to this subject in a future post).

I've signed up for a couple of classes during the summer, but they're online, so I'll have to see how the workload is before I set my school/study schedule for the summer.

Other than that, I've got some business to attend to. I have one quite urgent project that I've set a rather ambitious deadline for. It's doable (yech, I hate that word!), but tight. And I have a couple of other, less-urgent projects in the pipeline, like a site redesign (for this here blog and for "Visual Cues" which is where the photography portfolio lives).

Also on the agenda is shoveling out the apartment. It's time to be ruthless about de-crufting the joint. I'm still trying to decide if I'm keeping any of the old "family" trunks. I may just empty the damn things and call a cousin to come down and get them, if they want them (ooh, I think I'm wandering into "that's a subject for another post" territory again). And there's still quite a bit of "me" work that needs to be done as well.

If y'all will excuse me, I need to go start breaking ground on that first BIG PROJECT...just as soon as I attend to my shrieking, "neglected" cat.