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Dec. 16th, 2005 07:54 pmI think the weather hates me.
Last Friday, when I was going to go out to DHS to see about MaineCare and food stamps, we got our first snowstorm of the year and getting on a bus seemed like a fool's errand at best.
Today, when I was going to go out to Southern Maine Community College (I still want to call it Technical College, they just changed the name a couple years ago) to talk to someone about my weirdass situation and fill out an application, we get hit with snow followed by sleet and I swear to god I hear tiny hail. So, getting on a bus has been upgraded to suicidal at best.
At least I can still fill out an application online, which I did, but of course with this weather my high school, about twenty minutes away from here, is closed, so I can't have my transcripts sent out till Monday. Heh, my transcripts are going to crack them the fuck up.
( tl;dr about why my lengthy high school career comes from being a fuck-up, not from being stupid, thankyouverymuch. )
So, what you see when you look at my high school transcripts are four normal years of school, then half a year of being a junior again, and then a second senior year. I can't be the first person ever to go that route, but I bet they don't see that too often in SMCC admissions.
Last Friday, when I was going to go out to DHS to see about MaineCare and food stamps, we got our first snowstorm of the year and getting on a bus seemed like a fool's errand at best.
Today, when I was going to go out to Southern Maine Community College (I still want to call it Technical College, they just changed the name a couple years ago) to talk to someone about my weirdass situation and fill out an application, we get hit with snow followed by sleet and I swear to god I hear tiny hail. So, getting on a bus has been upgraded to suicidal at best.
At least I can still fill out an application online, which I did, but of course with this weather my high school, about twenty minutes away from here, is closed, so I can't have my transcripts sent out till Monday. Heh, my transcripts are going to crack them the fuck up.
( tl;dr about why my lengthy high school career comes from being a fuck-up, not from being stupid, thankyouverymuch. )So, what you see when you look at my high school transcripts are four normal years of school, then half a year of being a junior again, and then a second senior year. I can't be the first person ever to go that route, but I bet they don't see that too often in SMCC admissions.
