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sjesterWent to the Frontier this evening with people from the show for the last time before I go back to Portland. It was short, but fun. Tomorrow I'll see my sister and niece, then have lunch with Mary, and then see Gabrielle after that. Then come home and call people in Portland about rental places (I've found two that look good, and I'm pretty much leaning toward a particular one) and pack. Maybe see Sarah sometime during the day, if I can get in touch with her. Oh yeah, and going out to dinner. So yeah, it's going to be a busy day, and probably a long one. I'm getting up early because my sister's coming over in the morning, and then I'll probably be up late, either finishing up packing or just awake because I never seem to sleep very much the night before I travel.
My dad suddenly decided to be concerned about my P.E. credits today. He's known for two months that I didn't get credit for one of the quarters I took last year because I missed more than two classes. So today he seems to have decided that this means I'm going to have trouble fulfilling my P.E. requirements, so I should look into taking a P.E. class at UNM next summer and transferring the credit. Uh, hold on, back that thing up. I didn't earn my final P.E. credit in the first semester of my sophomore year, so I'm not going to be able to make up for that somehow in the next two years of school? Particularly when I plan to keep doing Tai Chi whether I need the credit or not? I was rather floored when my dad came out with this. I don't need him to be my academic adviser, especially when he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. Besides, who says I'm going to spend my entire summer in Albuquerque next year? If I have any say about it, and really, it should only be me that has such a say, I won't. I'm an adult now, I'm perfectly capable of making my own decisions, thanks. If my dad has a problem with that, he can just go get bent. Then he can get his own life, because he cannot live mine. He needs to spend a lot less time trying to solve my problems for me.
My dad suddenly decided to be concerned about my P.E. credits today. He's known for two months that I didn't get credit for one of the quarters I took last year because I missed more than two classes. So today he seems to have decided that this means I'm going to have trouble fulfilling my P.E. requirements, so I should look into taking a P.E. class at UNM next summer and transferring the credit. Uh, hold on, back that thing up. I didn't earn my final P.E. credit in the first semester of my sophomore year, so I'm not going to be able to make up for that somehow in the next two years of school? Particularly when I plan to keep doing Tai Chi whether I need the credit or not? I was rather floored when my dad came out with this. I don't need him to be my academic adviser, especially when he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. Besides, who says I'm going to spend my entire summer in Albuquerque next year? If I have any say about it, and really, it should only be me that has such a say, I won't. I'm an adult now, I'm perfectly capable of making my own decisions, thanks. If my dad has a problem with that, he can just go get bent. Then he can get his own life, because he cannot live mine. He needs to spend a lot less time trying to solve my problems for me.
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Date: 2002-08-22 06:41 am (UTC)