Oh man!

This has been a crazy week again! From chilling out in one city (Austin) for almost a full week and a half, I have again begun to move back and forth between these two fine towns seemingly on a whim. I also have this new part-time gig with my old boss, Joaquin Castro, that is in San Antonio from Mon thru Wed. Did I forget to tell this blog about this? Well, it isn't a huge deal, but it is some much needed cash. Plus, I get to see a lot of the great people I used to work with in the office. Everyone seems to be doing great, by the way.

After I showed up to my GMAT course half-an-hour late on Wednesday (why does it hurt so much when you know you've paid out of your own pocket?) I was able to chill a little with James, and I must say our Mongolian vocabulary is progressing nicely. James is headed to said country at the end of the month and he's determined to get some of the local language down. Since it's always better to learn with someone else, I'm helping him out. It also helps to have someone who knows cyrillic. Anyway, James and my hope is that in a week or two, we will be able to talk about people in front of them in Mongolian. Seeing as I can still hardly manage to do so in Russian, I think we're aiming a bit high. But now worries - it's good motivation for studying.

Now I'm back at Mad Hatters in San Antonio after a not-so-successful attempt at gathering the troops for a Thursday night out. It's cool, should be a good weekend for going out anyway.

Alright, I have to concentrate on pulling my hair out from GMAT homework now. Wish me luck.

I'm soooo freaking close to getting the air conditioner working in my car. Why does it hate me so?