It's Friday the 13th! It's pretty cool; I like number patterns (if you see me looking at my watch a lot, that's part of the reason why lol). In my hometown, there was (and still is) this one following called Ramtha School of Enlightenment, and basically she claims to channel an ancient spirit and she teaches people to heal and 'enlighten' themselves. I think that the funniest part was that on Friday the 13th (at least from what I was told) they have to hide in some kind of shelter for fear that Mt. Rainier would blow up, and all of these lizards would blast out of the volcano and start attacking or taking over. I'm not exactly sure of the full extent of the story, but that's what I was told. I know that there were a lot of followers in high school (a lot of teachers). One of them was a substitute teacher, and, in my sister's class, she freaked out because of someone who was wearing a lizard shirt and was drinking a Sobe. It's a pretty interesting religion. Anyways, classes are going fairly good thus far. I have exams for both my Abnormal Psyc. class and my Biology class. My Biology class is probably the most I've ever had to study for a class, ranking close to my Statistics class. A lot of the people in the class are struggling. I got an above-average score on my first exam, and on my second exam I got a horrible score that was quite a few points below average, and now comes the third. I think I was slightly over-confident on my second exam. I studied for it, but it apparently was not enough. I've been studying a lot more for this third exam, and I've been doing my best on assignments. My labs have been going great; they're easy and pretty fun. I'm doing very well in my Abnormal Psyc. class. I'm probably going to pull out with an 'A', the first solid 'A' I'll recieve in an upper-level class other than music. Actually, I got an 'A-' in my Developmental Psyc. class, but it wasn't a solid 'A'. I've gotten 'Bs' in all of my other ones. It feels pretty good. My GPA is a bit low, however, because I've been taking all these science and math courses because I want to get a Bachelor of Science. I think it may increase my chances of getting into graduate school, and possibly leave a few more doors open (e.g. if I found that I wanted to go into research later). It's also very interesting. I find a lot of the science material interesting. I've never really found a class boring; maybe that's how I've gotten through these tough classes, with making it interesting, toughing it out, and persisting. I'm also going to get an Asperger's support group started in the next couple of weeks. All I need are the rest of the signatures for the charter members, and to meet with the Clubs and Organizations office. I hope it works out. Wish me luck for the upcoming weeks!