The Downside: 4-hour GRE. Boo! Including math applications that I haven't looked at in 8+ years (and never wish to see again). So-so combined scores (but they're acceptable, so I'll take 'em!).
The Upside: Testing center just a few blocks from the Cheesecake Factory. Lemon Raspberry Cream Cheesecake to-go. Hoorah! I'm off to enjoy my reward...
an offering for spiritual friendship
About my blog
- Kelli
- Anamchara is a Gaelic word for ‘soulfriend.’ Wandering Irish monks would form lifelong friendships, overcoming barriers of distance and time to be spiritual confidants and guides for one another. I intend this blog to be an invitation to such friendship transcending time and space. I may not have very much to offer – some of my reflections are mundane, silly, and incomplete – but what I do have, I give freely in the name of Jesus Christ.
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2 comments:
I feel your pain. Hooray for "acceptable!" Took mine at Sylvan and was glad they were good enough, too--even though it turned out that I have *limited* logic skills.
(Yeah...I'm your girl for Trivial Pursuit or a Spelling Bee, but don't ask me which way is east or where my car keys are.)
I guarantee you scored higher (ok... much higher) than I ever will on the GRE. I took mine 16 years after high school, and for some reason never looked at anything I was going to be tested on before taking the test.
I might have even spelled my name wrong!
Hope you and the family are well...
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