I decided to finish my book list. It was mostly complete based on your recommendations, but y'all were seriously lacking in the biography and religion departments.

Anyway, now I'm really struggling to not read any of the books on the list. I'm really excited about a lot of them.

I've got to figure out what I'm going to do about classes for next semester. I've arranged a schedule that I can live with, but there's a bit of a situation with the financial aspect of school.

See, I was forced to drop my classes in the Spring of 2006 because of some problems I was having with my pregnancy. What no one told me was that the school was going to have to pay back the government all my student loan money. Since I had been in classes too long to receive any refund on my tuition, the school is now billing me for the student loan money they sent back to the government.

Until I pay that back, I can't register for classes. Once I get next semester's student loan disbursement, I'll be able to pay the school, but I can't actually get my student loan disbursement until I can register for classes. Look, here we are. Back at the beginning.

Plus, I'm not totally sure that I want to be back in school. I'm really apathetic about my classes. I hate the thought of taking more money out in student loans. I don't think I"ll really ever teach at the university level, and anymore an advanced degree seems like a waste if I won't use it.

Blah.