state of transition

[g] So I've been missing from updating the blog lately. apolgies. I've been in a state of transition for the past couple of months. Moving, starting classes, doing some home remodelling, unpacking, studying.

So for the past couple of weeks, I've been going back and forth to Austin in order to do some fixing and touching up of my place in Austin in order for it to sell. Got a new stove, put in new laminate flooring, repainted all the door jams, fixed some drywall, put in a new vent, and more touch up painting. Of course all the hard work was done by a contractor, but still. I didn't particularly enjoy being alone in an empty house and my wife being away.

This also encrouched on my studying time. I haven't studied in about 7 years now. I'm out of practice. Need to learn to turn off the TV and practice memorizing things again. Consequently, I didn't do too well on my Greek quiz. Uncool. I'm going to ace that class. Need to make flashcards and spend more time in that class.

We now have our living room back after moving all my stuff in. I'm still working on the office/study room. Right now everything is in boxes still and my desk area has not been setup nor have my computers. And without my computers, I feel . . . lost. That's kinda sad. And my laptop has been on the fritz (it doesn't charge properly when I put the adapter on.)

But I'll get the hang of my new schedule soon. I always do through my periods of transition. If it's anything I do well. I plan. I'll crawl out of my hole once I get my office setup and I memorize those dipthongs for greek. (If you don't know what dipthongs are. . . google it if you care. If you don't care, it's not worth it.)

Go Horns. and Go Vox Veniae. (That's for this weekend.)