Tested

I ran up to school this morning to pick up my test scores from my anatomy pre-req re-test, and my physiology pre-req first-attempt. I was delighted to find that not only did I pass both, but I did about 20 points better on my second attempt at the anatomy pre-test. I was a little disappointed to find out, however, that because of the scheduling, I can not take both A & P this summer semester. I've really been trying to figure out a way in which I can avoid taking three classes in the fall semester that all end in "-ology", but I suppose that's just not meant to be. I am grateful (sort of) to not have a job, which means not having to worry about the whole work-school balance, which has been a battle I have been waging for the last ten years now. It can certainly be done, but boy is it difficult.

Tomorrow, I work the front desk at the museum and will probably have a meeting to coordinate my first docent tour of this new exhibit, which will be on Saturday morning. I am really looking forward to getting my feet wet on this exhibit, especially since I have SIX tours lined up for the month of June alone. After June, no tours again until the fall, since I will be in school during the daytime.

Speaking of the museum, we got an email last night from the executive director/curator, addressing further budget cuts. As a volunteer, I am not directly affected; however, it's hard to read about something that you love so much having difficulty. I realize that most arts organizations are dealing with this same issue, but at the same time, I've never been so involved with one before now.