ok...italy trip for two weeks in january.  got six credit hours studying art history and world literature...

i decided Michelangelo invented Italy.

oversaturated with churches and chapels and duomos and basilicas and museums and little restaurants and glass and masks....shaved my head bald for the fun of it, in florence.  yikes.  hair's still pretty short.

got all my homework done the week following the trip and got two A's to show for it.  so yay.

transitioned back to school again--it was a little tougher leaving this time than last time--and am FREEKIN excited about my semester:

i'm an RA--going well so far.  learning "on the job".  7 hours a week, free room.  not a bad deal.

wednesday night worship--i travel an hour to Gleason every wednesday to play music for the students at Tumbling Creek Baptist Church with my good friend Alex Carr.  lovin' it, as usual.

tuesday night bible study--starting up a men's only bible study.  something we lack on this campus.  gearing up to begin next week, or perhaps the week following.

macbeth--planning on auditioning for the scottish play mid-semester.  with a large number of men's roles, pretty good chance of getting to play.  short hair (see "italy", above) might lower possibility.

classes--digital imaging (fun stuff), production (again, but still good), marketing (will probably be my first job--i love it!), biology (fulfills a requirement, but it's better than physical science), and written comp II (which is really a lit criticism course--sweet stuff).  marketing ends halfway through the semester, since it's a night class.

so, i guess it's time to get back to bloggin and emailin.  i'm gonna get consistent at this.  or at least persistent.