Making the Grade
Well, I got my first graded assignment back today and I made an “A”! I was excited! My Professor said that she like the way I made my points and laid out my paper. (Thank you Ms. Robbs – I really hate to say that!) I also made an “A” on the presentation part.
On another note our IKEA furniture is suppose to be delivered today. I can’t wait. It will be so nice to finally finish unpacking.
To have a picture appear beside your comments you have to be a registered user. Steps to become a registered user:
1. Go to www.wordpress.com
2. Sign Up (Create a username and password, Check the box that says you only want a username – it’s the second option. If you would like to start your own blog you can pick the first one.)
3. Go to your “Dashboard” which is in the upper left corner. And pick profile. On this page you can upload a picture to appear beside your name.
I think for it to be beside your name you will have to log in before you write comments. Hope that helps and doesn’t sound too confusing. If it does – call Bill and he can help you! (Don’t tell him I said to call him!)
What a delight it is for all of us to be able to
share in your adventures on a regular basis.
I am loving it and Amber, we are so very proud of you
and your grades…Keep up the good work! We’ll be anxious to see pictures as they become available.Take care and continue to MAKE US PROUD! Love you Both!
I am so proud of you! And you thought you would be a dummy at Columbia.
I gave Joe your blog address. He said he would enjoy hearing about your adventures.
I sure am glad your fall didn’t affect your brain!! Seriously, I am really proud of you. I know you must be working very hard and you can bet that I am going to be bragging about my “niece” being an “A-student” at Columbia. Keep the posts coming and yes I do love living vicariously through others!!!
Love to you both.
PS — I think I got the picture uploaded. Thanks for the directions.
We too are very proud of our “A” student, but not surprised. We love reading the updates… it is really something we look forward too. We knew you two would love the city life, that is, most of it.