Image by State Library of New South Wales collection via FlickrIn other areas of the country, the blizzard of 2011 is taking its toll. With the exception of Canton and parts of Cleveland, Northeast Ohio has escaped the predicted weather drama. So far.
The campus has been closed for the past two days. Not that I spent every hour of each day studying, but the gain of additional study time has been put to some use. It's also helped the input to settle a little further into my head.
Of the one quiz and two exams slated for this week, it's one down, two to go. The Health Sciences Careers class quiz was no problem. A hundred percent, there. Tomorrow night, given classes resume, there's the Biology test. On a scale of one to ten, my confidence level is currently at six. Need more work, there. The Medical Terminology test, which was to have been given tonight, can be taken at the campus testing center over the next two days. Having done the practice tests on the DVD and closing in on one-hundred percent there, my confidence level is up.
Hard to believe this is only the third week of class. It seems longer than that. I don't even want to think how many more weeks there are to go. I'd rather contemplate an early spring, as unscientific as prediction by groundhog may be. Punxsutawny Phil did NOT see his shadow today.
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