Things that I never expected

Do you believe that when you go back to school no matter how old you are, it always feels like you are back to basic, back to nothing. It may not be nothing to older student like me due to life experiences that we have but when it comes to learning new things we are almost the same with the younger generations. Not that I am that old anyway... but whenever I start a new class particularly the one that I haven't taken during my previous college years and yes, this is my second major, thank you very much! I still feel lost and I have this look on my face that say's I have no idea what my professor is talking about.

Now for this fall semester I am taking 2 classes but it's more like 3 because I get separate grades for lab and lecture. I have Pharmacology and Anatomy and Physiology... one online and the other is the regular classroom setting. I never really imagine myself being that disciple enough in order to take online classes.. my husband can't do it... but so far with me, it has been just fine. Although I still prefer the face to face because of the interaction but doing an online class is challenging. You really have to push yourself in order not to get behind. So I guess that fact that I am taking online classes right now which I never imagine doing one before, I might as well dream of having an RV in the near future.

Okay, so where did the RV topic came from. I was talking about school and online classes and now I am switching gear. Information overload! Well, I just started with school and online classes because I never really imagined myself going back to school after I already finished one degree... unless I am doing Masterals or maybe even working on mg PhD. But now, I am not even doing any of the two, instead I am trying to get another degree. So I guess owning an RV can go into the picture.

I actually find it really cool for people who owns one and being able to travel with the complete package. I cannot imagine traveling and being comfortable at the same time. I wonder though how much do you have to pay for the insurance. Well, the part of me who is always nosy,  just had to search for stuff like this and I found out from http://www.goodsamvip.com/ that it depends on your location and of course the type of RV. I never dealt with our car insurance, it's always my husband that take care of those. So I guess you can say that if my husband will ask me to take care of the insurance, I will have to really sit down and digest them all.