Time Flies, HUH?

So, once again not much more fun to say. Although I will say that it is ridiculous how fast this month has gone?!?!? I only have four more days of lab and then hopefully I will be going to pharmacy school for real. Although, they already sent my tuition bill, so if I just paid it now, it seems as though they would probably take me. But, good news, it may be a strong possibility that I will pass this chem lab! YAHOO!! No guarantee, so I'm not celebrating just yet. But, with four days left, I should only have to get a 50% on the final to get an overall C. Not that this would be ideal, but I got a 72% on our first test, so it might not be that far off. Although, must say, the average on our first test was a 58%. And, sure enough, I got another professor who has incredibly low averages and sees no truth or right in curving. AWESOME. FREAKING LOVE when professors write tests proving that they are impossible to learn from and then decide it is the 40 students being slow as the reason this occurred. Not sure I understand the logic, but hey, I've learned to not even ask anymore. Simply, take my grade, and hope to do better next time. Would say work harder next time, but these days I'm working about as hard as my maximum working capacity, so there's really no change to be made there. Anyway, so back to Utah on July 31st where we pack up our junk and off to Denver on August 6th. School starts August 16th. Crazy how time flies. That's all I have to say.
P.S. one more funny side note from lab. Well, there is one white male who seemed not so much a robot as the rest, and so I thought he might be a reasonable chance to help me out with some questions. I then overheard him talking to another kid and saying he went to US (this is "university school" and the all male private school that was like a sister school to my high school). So I thought, for a moment (clearly forgetting my old age), that perhaps he would know some kids that I knew. So I said, "Oh, you went to US? What year did you graduate?" to which he replied "'07." At this point, realizing there was no longer even a four year overlap existing (I graduated in '01), I simply smiled and said, "oh, well that's cool." There went my connection in order to get any help in the freakin' lab. I'm too old. These asian robots and one white guy were all, unfortunately, 20-21.