It's Weird To Say, "I'm going to school" At 36

Most of y'all know that I'm a student. For those that don't: I'm a senior double-major in Psychology and Spanish. I have a buttload of student loans already to pay back when I graduate (whenever that may be).

Every two semesters, I have to go here FAFSA on the Web and fill out a FAFSA form to renew my loans and grants. I always hope for more grants than loans, but it never turns out that way. Murphy's law I guess.

My memory is so short, though, that I always forget what the web addy is to the FAFSA site. I always wind up Googling it and it takes forever. I also always forget my pin #, which means I have to email the folks at FAFSA Online to get it, but they don't email it to you. At least from what I remember, they snail mail it to you. I guess it's safer that way. But whatever, I'm glad that I can do it online. When I was in college before, you had to fill those things out by hand and snail mail them in. Talk about a pain in the rear. Online is so much easier and now since I have these links here, I won't have to go searching all over the internet for them. I'll still have to get my pin #, though. Oh well, small price I guess for having all this stuff online in an easy format, with help, tips, and whatnot.

I feel kind of weird being in school at 36. Most of the other students are 19-22. I even had a professor several semesters ago who was a Ph.D. He was younger than me. *lesigh* One day I'll graduate.