Who would of thought learning truth tables as tools for analyzing compound propositions would be so easy?

I didn't, but learning them is sure easy. Before I go into that let me aplogize for the bad grammar on the last post and all my other posts. I guess I don't take my time going over my writing like everyone else. I met with Mary Anne Meyer yesterday, the best counselor at PCC. We met to discuss the who ordeal about me not being able to graduate in the spring due to needing another class. She looked at my file and said it was a mistake on their part again. This is like the fifth mistake the administration has committed with my file. To list a few, having to take three extra courses I didn't need, not registering a class i signed for attended and got an A for it. The list goes on and on. But at last, as long as I pass the class i'm taking right now I'll have an AA at the end of this semester. Thank God, I thought I was never going to be able to finish.
This fall I will be finishing my BA at Washington State University. Go cougs!!!!!!

Tonight i'm hanging out with my boys. I plan on talking to them about what is going on with Harambee and me having to move out and all that. I think we might watch a movie or something. I wanted to go out and do something. But I only have $19 in the bank account. So, if you would like to contribute hit Pay Pal on the side. God is good though. A lot to be thankful about.

Tomorrow I head south. Spending sometime of my day in Lake Forest. Going for a conference and looking foward to it.