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From: "Byron K. Weston" <bkweston@netzero.net>
--- In colonial-coins@y..., Dan Freidus <freidus@w...> wrote:
> Exactly my point, 4 classes is full-time. I know that copper and
> classes aren't exactly the only things Byron is up to. I also
recall
> that when I went back to school after only 4 years out I was
shocked
> at how much slower I was at being a student. Reading took a lot
> longer and I don't even want to think about what writing was like.
> But by the end of that first semester back I had gotten the hang of
> it again. And I did try ot do some Higley research that year
> (1986-7) but it got relegated to the back burner a lot (which is
why
> it didn't get published to the mid-90s).
>
> Dan
Some interesting thoughts, Dan! Writing is one of my strong suites, I
suppose, so Business English should be/is my 'breeze' class!
Unfortunately with everything else - the tough stuff - I have little
to no time for other things, except MAYBE on weekends(?). Yes,
reading does take longer, it seems, as does comprehending it - if
only they had a counterfeit halfpence major!!! The funny thing is
that in High School, my senior year, I carried a pen and a piece of
paper in my pocket and that was all that I needed. If I wrote it down
that was all I needed - I didn't have to look at it again -
everything else I memorized by staying awake in class. That strategy
isn't working so well now, although today I did remember a few things
from yesterday!
Byron
>
> P.S. Eric, if you email me at work, I'll give you the Coin World
800
> number. I don't seem to have it at home. It might also be on
their
> web site (www.coinworld.com) but I recall that it's either har dto
> find or not there.
>
> At 10:05 PM -0400 9/4/01, PowerFlame@a... wrote:
> >In a message dated 9/4/2001 9:54:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> >freidus@w... writes:
> >
> >> Byron,
> >>
> >> "Only" four classes? Around here, that's being a full-time
student.
> >>
> >> I hope it's going well, even if they do keep you busy.
> >>
> >> Dan
> >
> >I'm also taking four classes and I'll have my piano and tennis
coaching as
> >well...then again I'm a full-time student, so...
> >
> >-ERic
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