ok so my dad has a "speak and spell" program on his pc. i try to explain that yes, while the words are all spelled correctly they are not all right. i am one for run on sentences but my dad is in the Olympics for them, 3/4s of a paragraph not a comma or period to be seen. now as a reference the whole page was two paragraphs.

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My first semester back in school has concluded, the class time anyway. I can say that it was an amazing experience and it only whetted my appetite for more. The class I was most surprised by was my Intro to Algebra class. Back in high school my math skills sucked to high hell, and coming into the class I had pretty much forgotten everything about algebra except that you could substitute a number for a variable. In the end, I rocked that shit hardcore. I breezed through the two parts of my final exam really confidently, and left the classroom for the last time with a very firm handshake from the professor and the class and section number for his Math 1000 next semester. "I really enjoyed having you as a student."
College Composition surprised me as well. The fear of writing was a major factor in my hesitancy to return to school over the years. The timing was right and my confidence and drive had to be in line, so here we are. I think I will end up with a least a B in this class. Almost all of my papers got a 10/10 grade, only one had a 9/10. I still have to type up a final draft and work cited page for a persuasive essay to be submitted electronically to the professor by noon on Monday. It's the only paper I wasn't really confident on.
(As I promised some people, I will let you read my Critique/Summary papers on CM Punk/Jeff Hardy after I get my grades.)

All in all, two full classes, one activities class (softball), and one dropped Transition to College class, and one great Semester.
Next semester is a full twelve credit work load and prayers that the Unemployment Tuition Waiver program kicks in to cover it.
Wish me luck folks.

Sincerely,
Christian, Freshman, Kean University

The Good: I think I'm acing my Algebra exams and I'm sure I'm going to pass College Composition

The Bad: The depression that's been setting in over not being able to repay kindness and things you owe.

Life is full of win and suck at the same time.

We'll get out of this hole, one handful of dirt at a time... Though it's heartbreaking when it tumbles back in on you.

At least I got the christmas lights fixed.