Cramarossa

I already graduated from uni a few years back. I actually work at the school now, and decided to take a class for fun (what's more fun than working full-time and going to school??) to explore options for a possible Master's. But now I feel a lot of pressure to succeed since I already have a degree in this field under my belt, if that makes sense.

I didn't get to watch the game, but I could hear my bf's horrified reactions from upstairs (he was cheering for the Preds). It sounded pretty painful; I felt bad for Pekka.

It does. I'm a uni grad too. Technically, what I studied has absolutely nothing to do with my current job, but everything I've done, experienced, and studied, whether directly or indirectly, has made me a better person and definitively shaped my future. And I don't know you aside from a few posts here and there, but if you think you're wasting your time you probably are.

Pred's blew ass last night. Absolute pitiful garbage. 

Yeah, my job has absolutely zero to do with my degree, but if I keep working full-time and enter a program here then my tuition will be subsidized. So I am entertaining the thought of graduate school. Just not sure I'm cut out for it.