richard has asked me to come in everyday whenever i can now, yeay! that means less time spent sleeping and doing nothing and more money. can't believe school's starting next week. i am totally looking forward to see everyone, but i can't bear the thought of going to classes again. next semester is going to be hard for me, most probably i will have to start working as hard as the other guys. urgh. although, i don't really think i wanna be a night owl (as diah put it). an early bird would suit me better. oh, i registered for ex-college classes yesterday. so many interesting ones, i almost ended up registering for four classes. another dilemma, how can i actually decide which classes i should take? the best solution for me seems to be to go to the classes and check out the instructors and materials myself. there's actually a class on genetics engineering being conducted online. i would love to do that class, i'm thinking i can but i don't know if i have enough self-discipline to do it. there's also the public relations and marketing class. gail bambrick's teaching it! she's really cool. she had helped us with the brochure and cd for the islamic center project last year. other classes that i'm also interested in: working in organizations, ethical leadership in business, success and failure in business, education for active citizenship. i wonder if they would actually let me do only ex-college classes. i'd be more than satisfied if they do *sigh* although my advisor would prolly kill me. well, junior year's coming up soon. a lot of things to think about. also there's the issue of declaring my major by the end of this coming semester to be dealt with. double major? minor? econs? poli sci? try combining grad study? brrrr.. hate making decisions.