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Thursday, April 22, 2010

My Brain is Tired

My last week of classes is over with. Next week is "Dead Week" so technically I can say that classes for the semester are over. I have 3 short assignments to finish and it's off to the last 4 finals of my college career. My brain is tired. You can call it Senioritis, Spring Fever, what ever you may. I'm just tired of processing all of this information and I am ready to apply it already. I am tired of classes, exams, being stuck inside, and studying.

I am super excited to move to Dalhart, Texas at the end of May, to get started working with JBS Five Rivers, and start applying all this stuff I have been cramming in for the last four years. The opportunity to work with the guys at Dalhart is an amazing opportunity. I am still trying to digest the fact that I will soon start a job with the largest cattle feeding operation in the world. That's like starting work for ESPN in the world of sports broadcasting. (That's just what comes to mind since I have the NFL Draft on TV now) I am so excited about the opportunity and it's making concentration on classes even harder.

Next week is Calf Fry here in Stillwater. I am excited that I have no class assignments to speak of, so it's gonna be a week to enjoy. I came in to college enjoying my time, and it would be good to wrap up my time enjoying college when I leave. Cause I know I haven't done much of that in the last two years here in Stillwater. What more can one ask for than 4 straight nights of Red Dirt concerts!

So there is a lot to be excited about. A start to a great job coming up. A new start in a new town and state. (Still not real sure about the whole becoming a Texas resident thing, ugh) And a great week ahead. Oh yeah....And Graduation on the 8th! But my brain is still tired....

4 comments:

  1. Dead week always made me so happy. Nothing like being finished!

    You'll love Texas. I'm a little biased, but I did transplant my husband here from Indiana and he's a bonafide Texan now!

    Good luck!

    Catherine
    www.catherineandluke.com

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  2. Thank you Catherine! Dead week is definitely something to look forward to.

    I am looking forward to Texas, it will be a good change of pace.

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  3. How exciting for you! I'm sure you'll love Texas. Can't wait to hear the stories. Keep up the great work :)

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  4. You'll get to be a citizen of the great Republic of Texas! Remember we were an independent nation for 10 years before we joined the Union. You'll like Dalhart, good midsized town that is growing.

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