yikes, having time off makes me forget how involved I'm going to be this semester with my studies. I don't know how full time students do it...I'm only a part-time student myself (since I work part-time too) and I still feel pulled in a thousand different directions.
This semester we're shooting for:
Popular Religion of the West 1300-1700 (same guy who taught my Reformation of Europe class, and I think that will help out greatly)
American Political Thought...this one worries me. Not because it's difficult (I like political science) but because it seems like a LOT of reading. (5 books alone for this class, was to be 6 but apparently one of those books is out-of-print.)
and French 2. Trying to learn another language on top of all that...It's going to be challenging.
But then again, nothing worth doing is ever easy, now is it?![wink](https://dz3ixmv6nok8z.cloudfront.net/static/img/emoticons/wink.6a5555b139e7.gif)
This semester we're shooting for:
Popular Religion of the West 1300-1700 (same guy who taught my Reformation of Europe class, and I think that will help out greatly)
American Political Thought...this one worries me. Not because it's difficult (I like political science) but because it seems like a LOT of reading. (5 books alone for this class, was to be 6 but apparently one of those books is out-of-print.)
and French 2. Trying to learn another language on top of all that...It's going to be challenging.
But then again, nothing worth doing is ever easy, now is it?
![wink](https://dz3ixmv6nok8z.cloudfront.net/static/img/emoticons/wink.6a5555b139e7.gif)