Things to do this weekend:

• Quit updating my web site and start doing the other things on this list
• Read chapters 6, 7 and 8 in MGMT 595
• Read chapters 7 and 8 in MGMT 447
• Finish The Glen's web site updates
• Mow the back yard and maybe the front yard
• Study my ass off for my midterms that are on Monday and Tuesday
• Celebrate with my girlfriend (more on that in a minute)
• Work on Online Identity Crisis paper for publication
• Address graduation envelopes
• Print out invoices for Inexplicable Productions
• Decide whether or not website is one word or two
• Start writing MGMT 447 paper on employment law
• Work on strategic management paper for Sci-Port Discovery Center
• Resist the urge to sleep late so I can do all of the above, despite the fact that I am in desperate need of sleep

So yeah, I'm not doing much this weekend.

Soooo, I'm going to do something I don't often do on this website. I'm going to write about my beautiful and talented girlfriend.

In the past week she has:

• Been accepted to the M.A. Graduate Program at the University of North Carolina (Charlotte) in Psychology with a concentration in I/O Psychology
• Been accepted to the M.A. Graduate Program at the University of Colorado (Denver) in Psychology with a specialty in I/O Psychology
• Been accepted to the M.S. Graduate Program at the University of Tennessee (Chattanooga) in Psychology with a concentration in I/O Psychology (Okay, she was actually accepted here a few weeks ago but it's still newsworthy)
• Made the decision to go to UNC-Charlotte
• Received an assistantship to UNC-Charlotte that will cover her first year of school

So you know the sheer magnitude of this I offer you two snippets of info from UNCC and UCD's web sites:

• Admission [at UNCC] is very competitive. Only about 10 students in each program are admitted each fall.
• The I/O program at CU-Denver is recognized as one of the best in the nation. We admit approximately six to eight students per year.

So as you can see, I am the proudest boyfriend in the world right now. In addition to being the happiest person in the world for her, I also feel quite lucky that I'm dating such a brilliant woman. And damn if she's not gorgeous too.

It's worth noting that we're going to be one highly educated couple!

Also: my dog ate my textbook. I'm not shitting you. She ate my $100 Personnel Law book. So that business I wrote last time about me being proud of her and her being grown up and one small step for a puppy and not living in her little box anymore when I'm gone? Yeah. Forget that. Despite all her rage she's still just a rat in a cage.

Also also: I'm graduating soon. Love me.