Getting my knowledge on

Well, folks. This is it. My first day as a student.

By the time you read this and my posts below, I will have my ass in a chair and my thinking cap on to make sure I don’t miss anything.

For the next three to five years I’ll be taking at least two classes per quarter at a local college or university.

This means that my blogging level will quite likely go down a measurable amount. If I can’t write in my lunch hour at work or on the weekend, it will probably have to pass. But not to worry, as David will be posting and I’ve still got two other good fellows waiting in the wings.

I’m sure the new time vaccum will be the topic of a number of future posts, which I’m excited for. It might even be like you’re learning right along with me. A proxy Bachelor of Science in Geography.

FYI: My thinking cap says Noveske on it.

I think I’ll work it into them easy and then switch up to the Remington hats after a few weeks.

UPDATE: Back home again, safe and sound and my head didn’t explode. Two things though:

1 – I might not have to worry about not posting as much this first quarter. My first class is a rehash of algebra (for my personal benefit before moving on to the stuff I haven’t used in 20 years) with full computer access. I’m not allowed to leave until class is over (out of respect for the others), but I can post. I’ve already put RNS in the browser. Oh, and maybe put up a 4Chan background.

2 – If I hear another person use the word “like” more than once in a sentence, I may have to hurt them very badly. I’m, like, really glad I can’t, like, fit a baseball bat in my backpack because I might, like, turn heads into, like, an oozing-gooey mush or something with it. I’m not the only person over 30 in the room, but only those under 30 spoke that way.