Busy bee...

Ok...so I've not been very good about posting our fantasy football scores...not that anyone cares ;o)

My job is officially over, which is actually pretty nice for the moment. I've been able to do homework in a timely manner (like the day after I get it) instead of saving it all for wednesdays (my usual day off) and the weekend. I've already got the itch to get a new job...but that's just me being crazy!

I'll be scheduling for spring semester next week, should be interesting. Scheduling begins at 6am Monday morning, so I'm getting up at 5:45. My accounting professor has been laughing at me for doing that, but I want to make sure that I get into the classes that I want! At this point in time, I'm going to ATTEMPT to take 17 credit hours. VERY SCARY! A full time load is considered 9 hours, so I'm almost DOUBLE full time ;o) I'm not really sure if it's going to work or not, but I'm going to try it for a few weeks. The classes that I'll be taking are:

Data and Statistical Analysis
Advanced Accounting
Marketing II
Applied Marketing: Music Business
Arts, Media and the Law
Music Supervision (Very cool class - all about advising, planning, editing music for movies)
Project Management Workshop (Saturday class for 5 weeks)
Tessitura Workshop (Software that all of the big symphonies and theatres use).

That's a lot...so if my life turns into a living nightmare, I'll probably drop the Music supervision and take it next fall (when they are also offering a music editing for movies).

I do have a little side project I forgot to mention. The head of the music bus. dept. asked me if I would transfer files and take care of "writing up" various jazz symphony pieces for him that he composed. My payment, in return, is a copy of Sibelius 5! So excited! We just got our new computer (with a massive monitor...it's crazy big), so I downloaded it and started to play around with it a bit (still some bugs I gotta work out). He's going to start sending me files soon to work on. Woohoo!

Well...I should probably end it...I've got LOADS of marketing to read and a headache the size of Texas.

Take care everyone!