Mood:  lyrical

I'm having a love-hate relationship with my computer class.  I hate the fact that it has taken over my life.  I plan my week around when and to which one of the CSN computer labs I'm going to, and when I'll be able to do work at home.  I love the fact that I have to do all this work, because the more I am involved, the more fascinated I am becoming with what can be done and if I can do it. 

I now need to figure out what or even if I should do something with my computer education.  Ever since my last computer died a horrible death and I lost a ton of information, I decided that I need to learn more about a computer than how to turn it on or off, move a mouse, or push the majority of the keys on the keyboard (there's a bunch that just sit there and I haven't the slightest idea what they are for - don't tell me to push them to see what happens because I'll either lose my information, erase something vital or blow up the computer - I've killed more than one).  

So far, I have been so extremely lucky with my instructors that I can't believe it's possible for a department run by a "Group" that couldn't care less about its employees and only about spending the college's money, still has such a marvelous faculty (at least the ones that I've met). Unfortunately, CSN will be losing in my opinion its star come the end of next semester due to outsourcing by the "Group".  "May the Force be with You" ~ "Live Long and Prosper". 

It's time to put this to bed.  Hey, where the flame is the spell check button?  The old joke "The defendant who pleads his own case has a fool for a client".  Without spell check = the author who edits her own work has a fool for a writer - or something to that effect.