I started doing homework for the first time in more than a decade this morning.  It felt weird.  I pretty much did the minimum required because based on the initial class, it appeared that we would be revisiting everything in group discussions.  I was right – we did.  Still, the teacher told us that we will soon have a test on the information we covered in class and on the material we read for homework.  In the interest of getting a good grade, perhaps I should re-read the articles and actually dig into the classroom requirements/standards for health.  Those standards are several pages long.  The test will be sometime next week.

In the afternoon today, I walked to my wife’s classroom so we could then drive together to Mission College.  For some reason, I thought that her school was only half a mile away.  It is 0.8 of a mile.  A subtle difference I know, but I had only given myself 10 minutes to get there (I walk a 21 minute mile typically).  I had to walk pretty fast just to get there only a little late.  My legs didn’t work anymore by the time I got there.

We drove to Mission with another teacher, and we took a brief tour of the place.  While there, I also talked to my professor again and filled-out paperwork so I could get paid for my lecture.  The new buildings on campus are stunning, especially the Hospitality Management wing.  Their large teaching kitchen had me drooling.  I want to take a class there!  When I got home and told my son about the room, he said the same thing.  Heck, he’s willing to take a class now, even before getting out of High School!