Well, thanks to a 20% curve on the final exam, I managed an A- in the course overall. So, no more 4.0, but at least I don’t have a C! And Sydney says I can still claim to have straight A’s.
I took my Differential Equations final today, and with any luck I’ve got a B for the course. I say with any luck, because I may have gotten a C. I suppose that if my 4.0 needs to end, that Differential Equations is an appropriately difficult class to deliver the crushing blow. Not that I actually have a 4.0. I only have a 4.0 at UCCS as long as I conveniently ignore the 2.3 I had at UD. I thought there was a vague chance that I would turn out to be good at math. This summer has taught me…
I’ve been too busy with school work to write, and this isn’t as detailed as I’d like, but it’s about time to get this up here. Leaving Dunlap, TN on the first day, it was already about 90° in the late morning. Dunlap sits at the bottom of the Saquatchie valley, and I was pleased that I didn’t get any pinging on the climb out. That would wait until later after the bike got heat-soaked from a couple hours of riding. I had no trouble avoiding Nashville on the way back, thankfully. The heat as I headed west got to…
Here’s a video: Longhorns Also, here’s a phone picture of Moose, the Bremer’s new Bouvier.