School Really Starts

Though the quarter started last week, our real estate class met for the first time last night. The instructor talks VERY fast. I'm really glad I had read the book before class, because I think that's the only way I'll be able to keep up with his lectures. I have to take notes - during class, during sermons, during meetings, during presentations -- etc. I'd take notes of hubby talking if he didn't think I was completely over the edge! So, it's going to be interesting to keep up.

The other class I'm taking is a general studies class. The instructor, who also happens to be my advisor, sent us an e-mail last week - 'get a copy of the U.S. Constitution and start reading it.' Well, okay. So, not hearing anything from him again, I e-mailed him yesterday. Now I get to write a five-page research paper on Article IV - full faith and credit; describe it and how has it been applied; 'contact me next week, let me know your progress and we'll figure out a due date.' I think I'm going to like this class.

I output a ton of stuff from computer commons last night. This was a good beginning place - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Faith_and_Credit_Clause along with some materials from findlaw.com. I guess I know what I'll be doing this weekend.