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And of course, there's nothing wrong with that, as long as that's what you want. :laugh:

And the same thing can be said about you, of course. :wink:

That was meant toward Crimson, what Cindy said. XD Turin ninja'd me. XD

:laugh:

 

Phew, done with my Macroeconomics exam....blech. And it was terrible, the exam was supposed to cover chapters 8-11 of our textbook, and chapter 11 is the one we just covered, but the instructor threw in a bunch of questions in there from chapter 12.... At first I thought she was just throwing in a few common sense questions, and then almost had a panic attack when it started asking technical questions like what M1 is, how is a bond price determined, etc. XD

 

Thank goodness it was open-book, and we have the textbook online. XD

 

I sent an email to the instructor letting her know that the exam was billed as only going up to chapter 11, and it lied...

I'm still shaky from my exam scare. XD Or maybe it's the raw hunger gnawing at my abdomen...

I'm fasting, actually. I was doing just fine, until all this exam excitement. I might NEED to eat something soon, though. I don't actually know if I'm able to safely do a full 2-meal fast. I've had so many random blood-sugar issues before. XD

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