Back to normal

I have an exam today, and DH decided to come to work, so we are in the city. It would be nice to be able to do something fun, but he is busy until after his last class, and then we will probably just go home, unless Randy chimes in with fun things going on in New Orleans TODAY. Oh, they must be suitable things for a little boy, too.

This class has been very odd...I read the material, take the test, and ace it. That's because it's a required MS-Office class, which I know like the back of my hand. My son is talking about taking MS Certification for Office, and I think perhaps I ought to do that, too. MCP certification would probably be a good thing to have on my resume for tech support kinds of jobs.

During the summer, I will be taking one class that meets every day: Organizational Communications. The prof is a U of M graduate who made me sing "The Victors" in the hallway the week after the OSU vs. Michigan game last year (OSU lost). Other than that, I'm sure he's a nice guy. I'll be taking Personnel Management from him in the fall, and I'm looking forward to making him sing either "Across the Field" or "Buckeye Battle Cry" after the game NEXT year.

DH is just fine. We talked a bit more about the stress test yesterday; they also did an echocardiogram of his heart after they got his heart rate up to 150 and they said they didn't see any signs that his heart may "malfunction" in the near future. No signs of any kinds of blockage. This is VERY good news, and a sign that perhaps he didn't inherit his father's heart, but his mother's. We had a very healthy dinner last night, and a healthy lunch is packed for today. I think he's going to be just fine, and I'm going to secure buy-in from him for a food and exercise plan for BOTH of us that will ensure that we can stay that way...as sure as we can be of anything, of course.