For the summer, at any rate. After pulling off a phenomenal D+ average last semester, not finding terribly much to interest me during the shorter summer session, and several unforseen expenditures which have reduced my patiently accumulated near $1K savings to a paltry few hundred I've decided the best (if not necessarily most desireable) course of action is to take a break for the summer and try to rebuild that financial buffer again.

I had been planning to repeat Math 1010 and begin learning Spanish this summer, but another set of unfortunate circumstances led to my dropping the math class, and despite my real desire for the experience of new languages I just couldn't justify the $600 minimum truition for one class.

So here I sit; no homework, no deadlines, and--hopefully--the wisdom to use this time as a preparation of sorts for the resumption thereof come autumn.

Now I just need to figure out whether I still want to find a place in SLC and add rent to my monthly expenses (thereby somewhat undermining my stated reason for not taking classes over the summer) or try to find within me some deep reserve of personal fortitude which will be necessary to last another 3 months in the social wasteland I currently inhabit.