Midterms and Tattoos

Midterm week is finally here! It's actually more like two weeks, this week and the next because my assignments and assessments are kinda spaced out. I haven't really done much this week besides study and go to my classes. It's crazy to think that i've been here for almost two months. I found a local tattoo shop and went to get the ankh symbol on Wednesday. This is a pretty common Ancient Egyptian symbol, it means life. I took my first exam on Thursday night, it was much more difficult than I imagined. It was about 100 questions with everyhting we've ever discussed in class, every class example and all. My other classes are going pretty well! I enjoy projects and I've actually had quite a few in all of my other classes. This was a fairly slow week. I got Covid tested again on Saturday, we are tested every two weeks and I was negative! I hope to plan some day trips in the near future and more outings as my time here winds down.

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