I just completed my Business Law final exam and I'm moving on to summer semester #3.
All of this means that I only have 4 classes left before I can finally leave community college as one of their most ancient sophomores and start my junior year this January at either Sam Houston University or University of Houston.
I haven't decided which one yet to target for admittance into their esteemed institution with my beg, boogaloo, beguile, and bribe with Infidel cupcakes campaign.
Yeah, I did say BOOGALOO. I may or may not be considering a bright future in the breakdancing profession, okay?
Add to that, my incredibly sharp and hard-working 15-year-old daughter Sunbum will henceforth be embarking on her third semester at college this Fall.
Papi and I are in the preliminary phases of our master plan entitled EMPTY NEST EXTRAVAGANZA and Sunbum is operating according to our grand scheme.
Now, we've called in 14-year-old Monkey for duty. She's headed to the college tomorrow to take the entrance exam and start Phase Two of the plan.
Excellent!
It may be a bit cocky but I believe that I can count my chickens before they hatch.........and then chicken dance with them in reckless celebratory abandon after they hatch.
7 comments:
You rock lady. I hope your plan continues according to plan.
What the feces? Sunbum is already that far IN COLLEGE? Wowza, I'm so impressed! :)
glittersmama: I plan on planning on the plan to pan out according to plan.
Nancy Face: Well, she's limited and can't take a full course load until she's 16. She has completed 13 credits already, though.
Just make sure it's Electric Boogaloo.
Awesome! I'm totally impressed your kids are rockin' the plan! I wish I had done that with mine. We have a community college around the corner from us and know a few who are smarter than I and have their kid's graduating early. Very smart! Very cool!
EMPTY NEST EXTRAVAGANZA, that is hilarious. You are entering a great phase of your life, enjoy it~
You guys are so sweet to still read and comment. THANK YOU.
Palm Springs: Empty Nest Extravaganza is in its beginning stages. My baby is only 7 but we're grooming her for greatness and independence by the age of 18.
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