March Madness

Anyone who knows me well knows I'm a huge fan of March Madness. It's my favorite annual sporting event (the World Cup is the best sporting event, in my opinion). Unfortunately, this March, I'm surrounded by another, non-basketball-related, madness.

Last Summer, I decided to teach an extra class during the Winter quarter, which runs from early January until the end of March. It didn't seem like a big deal at the time; I would be teaching three trigonometry classes instead of two - it's been more work than I thought it would be, but it has been manageable.

I was also planning on taking 3 required MBA classes between in January and the end of June; one in January and February, one in March and April, and the third in May and June. Again, manageable.

The problem came up when the MBA class that was to run in May and June got moved to March and April, so I will have to take two required MBA classes for the next two months, if I want to finish the MBA by December (which I do).

March is the overload, overlap, month; the month where I'm teaching an overload and taking an overload. I don't know when I'll have time to do much else, so if you don't hear from me I'm either doing De Anza work, working on my business law class, or my forecasting class.

I may end up missing out of the March Madness that I enjoy, this year. Go Spartans!