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It's official. I'm licensed and ready to go on many a new adventure. This freedom has lifted a great deal of stress and frustration and opened many a new door to photographic opportunities. Just in time, as school starts at the end of this month. Everything has come together so nicely, it's unbelievable how many new starts I've accomplished this year. Very very cool:)

I am officially registered for classes at UNB and I'm not wait listed, hazzah! I'll be taking psych, sociology, and two different biology courses, one of which will most likely guarantee a summer position afterwards. Now I just need to get my book lists to read ahead and remember the dullness of textbook reading. Currently Darwin's Origin, is keeping me entertained right now. I'm taking 6 courses in total, which is 4 off from the full time work load. Thankfully I can make up the remaining courses over the summer next year so I can still graduate within the 4 year program, lest I yearn for the doctorate, hmmm doctorate goodness. Anyhoo, that

Many moons ago, I had a plan. A plan to go to university, and have a career I know I would enjoy for many years. Yet, many things happened. People needed places to stay, so I helped them out. I needed to keep working so food would go on the table and a roof would stay overhead. So the plan went on the back burner. For ten years, I've let the plan stew, and thicken.  Recently, I've applied and been accepted to the university. I will be taking a bachelor of arts, majoring in biology with hopes to obtain my doctorate in zoology. I'm excited, because this is the first steps to a new career, a dream I've held onto for many years. It will be a ch