Much done. A little left to do.

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I was able to begin the process of getting the requested materials to my doctor. I had thought that I could just pick up the papers and transfer them directly but it does not work that way. So, I did what I could do. I also stopped in to do a last bit of business needed for one of my tasks back home. The place, oddly, is closed on Mondays so I was unable to get that done. It will be done in the morning. I then stopped in to see about the Xterra. I think I made a mistake, I will check in the morning. If I am correct, and the information given to me was wrong, then I will nullify the deal. It may end up costing me, though I will not give in without a fight since they supplied the incorrect information. A quick call to my bank will clear up the matter. I am sweating that one.

I finished the transcription of notes to a copy form. I have not started on the homework or reading yet. Neither did I contact my professor to see if he would be in. I got a bit of a late start. I will just call in the morning and see if I can stop in sometime. I will make sure to have my shower completed, however, because it might be just my luck that he only has a little time and “right now”. I always chance into such events when I am unprepared. I will also need to call the bank first thing in the morning and find out if my suspicions are correct. My thinking is this way. If he provided incorrect information, upon which I partially based my decision, and it is significant, then either he has to release the deal or dishonesty will be considered a part of his business practices. Left that way, the choice will be difficult to not make in my favor. That does not mean that is the way it will go. What is at stake? A $500 dollar deposit (refundable upon taking possession). Still, if I am correct, even a $500 dollar loss is better than the deal if my understanding is correct. If not, then I will go forward with the deal. Yeah, I know, foolish on my part, in any case, but that is that.

I also got my house back in order. When my lady friend visited, she brought chili and some salad. I heated it up, fixed the salad, and we ate. The place was a mess and she left without helping (her usual unless I ask, but it was late and I was too tired to fuss about it). I also fried some chicken then cleaned, again, after that. My clothes will be clean and folded before I leave as well. I am about half way through that. I really like leaving the cave in order for an easier return. And, often, I have had to delay travel until that is done. Not this time. I really am doing better, if not as well as I had been doing. Tomorrow I will speak with my doctor and see if he has any thoughts, ideas really, about how to increase my performance just a smidgen. It will be an interesting conversation. A lot depends on his words. But his words, if they hit the mark, are only the beginning of my next few stages of planning. Balderdash, all of it, I wonder at times. But there it is.

Next term would require 3 classes. I believe it would be engineering calculus III (again, they want me to take it here), engineering physics II, and engineering II. All of them are extremely difficult. All of them are “drop” classes (meant to cause failure). And one drop would end my association with V.A. vocational rehabilitation it seems. I would only have one remaining non-core electrical engineering course to take, I think (macro- or micro- economics 101). After that, the rest would be all electrical engineering degree work, depending on which electives I might choose to take though. I would be finished with the degree in 2 years (give or take) at three quarter time. I had hoped to accelerate that, had the medicine continued to work as it had been. Now, I am not sure I can even take just the 3 classes. I have enough credits for a math minor, plus if I pass probability and statistics. I also probably have enough courses, and high level courses perhaps, to take a general science or math type degree (outside of engineering of course). I think that would lead me to McDonald’s though, or a lab technician, same pay just different meats, metals, or such.

Well, there is my second load. Hopefully dry. One more load washed, one dried, and that last put in the drier and I will be going to bed. I will be setting both alarms to try and wake up early. I want to have tomorrow see me get three major and one minor tasks cared for, without too much of a rush, and then on to my Mom’s home as soon as the last task is completed. So far, though, it has been relatively smooth. And, I have Chicken! in the morning and afternoon to peck on! I love that stuff.