Apparently, not this time.
I got a call today while I was floating in the pool.
Give me a break, I stayed home to strip wallpaper and I was taking
a sun break. We don't get sun much here in Michigan.
I rolled off of the raft and walked through the chilly water over
to the side of the pool where I could grab my phone.
A quick glance at the caller ID indicated a New Mexico number,
but I thought it might be a guy I have been speaking with about
working together. It turned out that it was a woman and she said,
"Hi this is X director of admissions of UNM. (Like I didn't
know that name... )
Anyway, I don't remember if I mentioned this, but just after I
got my admission letter to Arizona State I called the dean of the
Law school in NM. She referred the call to the director of admissions
and we had a chat. It turned out that I could ask them to reconsider
my application, so just over a week ago, that's what I did.
At tha time I was told that my February application was considered
on an "out of state student" basis in spite of the fact
that I had written that I was relocating to NM.
She suggested I clarify things, like why it has taken me so long
to get here etc, so I did. I also included my ASU personal statement
(No Regrets) because I really do like it. I told them that I was
including it so that they might get a better idea of who I was.
So they reconsidered, and I'm in.
She had told me about a week and a half ago that the class was
full and that there was a waiting list for 05, so I asked her if
the admission was for 06. She said no, 05.
When I called MRS she was so excited. "That means I get to
live with you."
She likes it when I change the lightbulbs.
School starts in just under 2 months.
Life changes, check back in 15 minutes.
We lost on a bid Sunday for a house in NM, so its back to that
drawing board. But now with some clarity about the law school thing,
perhaps we will rethink the 2 house thing, even though my son does
need a place to live in AZ.
Anyone want to buy my house?