I don't know! On may way out of class to my car, my eyes started watering and itching. Being that my school is one huge arboretum with plants from all over the world, I don't know what set my eyes off. I'm usually fine around the typical plants of the Southeast, so I don't have a way of knowing what started the itching.

My day actually started last night. Matthew and his friends had the van. They didn't get in until 1 AM. The girls were going to wait at Jenkins, alone. The mother in my wouldn't go for it. I drove them to Jenkins and waited until their ride came. I didn't get to sleep until 2 AM last night.

I was up again this morning around 7:30 AM. High school summer registration started today for the Savannah-Chatham County area. This year, school is being held at Windsor Forest High School. Beth is an Economics short to graduate. So, we had to go out there and get her registered. That took nearly an hour and a half. It's $300.00 for the one course. A few minutes ago, she told us she needs an additional $5 for the ID. So, this picture is from Windsor Forest's cafetorium. They are the knights. Had my parents not been told that Jenkins was the high school they had to put me in since it's the best, I would have gone to Windsor Forest. My parents found a home in the Jenkins school zone.

After registration, I stopped at Nicki's work to give her lunch money. I ran into Chris from my IT classes at the store. We spoke briefly as he was leaving with his Starbucks. I was looking for Nicki. As soon as she found me, Chris and I said goodbye. Nicki saw him and then started giving me the third degree about him. She found him to be a looker. I explained he's just a kid, not much older than our own brother. I then stopped at the credit union to make a deposit requested of me by my father. After that, I took Beth home.

I then turned around and went out to Armstrong. I got an hour of work in and my Ethics class under my belt there. Today's topic dealt with laws about healthcare provided by employers, discrimination by employers, and other issues related to employment. We had an interesting discussion. It should get even more interesting once we start talking about health topics.

Once I got home, I turned on the news. I've got to watch out about Tropical Storm Alberto. Noting where it's going to hit, in relation to Savannah, we're bound to feel the storm in some capacity. So, that's the big thing in my house at the moment. I also got a nice, long nap in to make up for the sleep I missed this morning.

I live an exciting life, don't I?

[♪ Listening to: "That Was Lulu" - Richard Marx]

Posted by Shawn at June 12, 2006 6:47 PM in General, Schooling.