Two

The number two is a very important number in life. It takes two days to get used to living around new people (in a short term living experience such as a trip). It takes two weeks to get used to a new schedule. It takes two months to function normally after a tragic heartbreak (maybe less or more depending on the situation, but on average a good amount of time to recover is two months: The first to come to terms with it, and the second to start really living again).

The number two has again resurfaced recently in the number of exams wich I must suffer through. This is really fortunate considering I'm taking four classes, which is two more than two for all the math loving freaks out there. What is the statistics of this happening in a semester? For me the statistics are high I think considering I had a similar situation last semester. I owe it to my profession choice: Teaching. Finals are often projects and the like. :)

I must only suffer through a geography exam and an English exam. Speaking of English, I got an A on my last paper. Not a 96% A, or even a 98% A. No, I got a 100% A!! It may be significant that this was my 2nd paper written for this class (The first of which I also got an A, but not as good of an A).

The exams are far enough apart that I can study sufficiently for each one without stressing too much. Then I'll get four months off, which is two more than two for the number neurotics!