On the good news side of things, Obsession #2 found out that he's admitted into a graduate program in Florida. He's extremely relieved, and I'm happy I'm going to be living in Florida in a year,
(See Aerial Tour of the Ave Maria's Permanent Campus -http://www.naples.avemaria.edu/This_is_ave_maria/video.asp, and updated info at http://www.avemaria.com/)
instead of Austria,
(See explanation of residence - http://www.iti.ac.at/about/about_campus.htm and pictures at http://www.kartause-gaming.at/)
Now, why, you ask, would you be so excited about living on a campus built on a Florida swamp? Especially when it may have been possible for you to live in a stunningly beautiful hotel in such a charming part of Europe?
Two to four times a year, a $1,000 to $2,000+ flight? And that's only for two of us. There's sure to be 3+ by the end.
I think not.
Not to mention the fact that there would be no relatives and no way for them to visit me practically.
I'll take the American swamp, thank you. :)
And wow, having checked out the second link for the swamp above it hardly looks like we're going to be slummin'. Niiiiiice, huh? These are artist's sketches - the campus is scheduled to be completed the summer we get married. See interesting news story @ http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186202,00.html. Great fun!
Anyhow, that's good news. We're very happy. Hopefully, if Obsession #2 can do really well with their graduate studies (which shouldn't be too hard since he's already taken a lot of the courses in-depth here, he takes test exceptionally well and he's already rather proficient in Latin) he'll easily gain admittance to the doctoral program, as well, which looks pretty cool.I hear I have one former classmate there with her husband already, and they're expecting in the fall. -Weird!-
So many changes, so fast!
Have a blessed weekend!
-Emily

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