I submitted all my materials for my MBA application to SDSU about a week and a half ago and I am still waiting to hear from them. The department is currently "reviewing" the application. I am hoping to hear from them in the next week or so.

So other than checking my email every five minutes for something from SDSU, I have been busy working. Nothing new really. I am trying to delegate some of my responsibilities to my co-worker who doesn't have enough to do. It takes time though because I have to teach him how to do everything...tests my patience. I wish I could just say "you'd better learn how to do it because I won't be here to answer your questions soon!" but I haven't told him or the other woman in my office that I am going back to school yet cause I don't want more people to face if I don't get in. ;)

Last weekend a few of my friends and I went down to Balboa Park for an early St. Patrick's Day celebration. My boss had told me that there was a St. Patrick's Day parade that morning and so I decided it would be fun to check it out. We didn't really know where it was except "Balboa Park" which isn't too specific. So we just followed the crowds and ending up spending most of our time at a kid's show called "Heartlight". It wasn't until we heard Neil Diamond singing "Heartlight" (extra tidbit: he wrote that song for E.T.) that we realized that we were probably in the wrong place. We then wandered around until we finally heard some Irish-sounding music in the distance. We followed it and finally found a HUGE collection of all things Irish and tons of people. They were all just on the other side of the bridge! I got lots of looks since I looked especially Irish that day. Definitely the best place for redheads! We had a lot of fun and will definitely be getting an earlier start for next year's celebration. 

Saw a couple movies this week. Horton Hears A Who - Pretty good. Definitely a kid's movie. I never have read the story so I didn't really have an attachment to it. I mostly just wanted to watch the Lorax. :) and The Other Boleyn Girl - Pretty good. Not the best casting but an ok adaptation of the book. The book is much better though. Best part of the movie was at the very end when one of the college-age girls sitting next to us leaned to her friend and said "Oh! So did this really happen?" My friends and I laughed pretty dang hard about that one. Honestly, aren't kids still required to take history??