A trip to advising

I went to see my adviser today... He was my interpersonal communication teacher last semester. I'm really happy I got assigned him. He looked over the classes that I had picked out, and he said he wouldn't change a thing. Shweet. Also, one of the requirements for communication studies is three classes in related electives, but he said that since I'm double majoring with public relations, which is part of the school of communication, he should be able to sign off that I don't need the related electives. Three less classes until graduation, huzzah!

My whole future hinges on Monday...

Holy crud, I just realized that whether or not I graduate on time comes down to picking classes on Monday. All the classes I need are prerequisites for later courses and if I don't get them it delays everything and ahhhh oh my gahd dfskhgfdjhfas.

A place to live!

Guess what I just got? A single bedroom in the brand spanking new honors dorm next year! It's just being finished being built now and I'm seriously going to be the first person to ever live in the bedroom I get. I can't find any pictures of the rooms yet, but I'm going to go ahead and assume it's nicer than the bug infested building that I'm in now. And now I don't have to worry about finding someone else to live with off campus.

Things have been going in my favor lately. This is nice.

OH. MY. GOODNESS.

GASP. dskfjhfljhagkdjshfgd

Of course, you're the Father of PR!

We had a test last week in my public relations class. There were only a few questions, so each question was worth a lot. One of the questions was "who is known as 'the father of public relations' and why?" This one was worth twenty percent of the test. I couldn't remember the name at the time (it's Edward Bernays, I still have no clue what he did), so I put my professor's name and the reason I gave was "because he is awesome and is the best ever at public relations." I figured, hey, I can't be any more wrong than a blank answer, why not give it a shot?

Got it back today.

Full credit.

Oh yea.