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School and internet domains [Tuesday, Sept. 06, 2005, 10:00 am]
14th grade officially starts tomorrow, for me. For those who care, here is what my schedule will look like: Monday: Wednesday: Thursday: It's only 13 credit hours, but it adds up to over 15 hours of class time per week, 7 of them on Monday alone, almost 5 of them Chemistry on Monday morning. *gag* with this routine I think I just might start hating Mondays again. Tuesdays and Fridays I'll be working half-days, as well as Saturday morning. And I'll have Awana again on Friday nights. Yesterday I managed to finally clean out my backpack, which I haven't done in about a year, and re-pack it with what I need. I also decorated my notebook, because hey, the only thing that can make chemistry worse is having to stare at an uninteresting-looking notebook for 5 hours. -------------------------- On a somewhat-related note, my domain name expires in late October, and I'm considering not renewing it. It does cost a lot to have "my own" website, and I'm wondering if the luxuries I pay for are really worth it at this point in time. I thought about why I really wanted my own domain, and the only 2 reasons I could think of were a custom URL, and no ads on my site. Now, those are great things to have, but I'm thinking maybe I shouldn't be paying so much just for those, when I can get a free website from plenty of sources. It would be one thing if I was making money off my site, but I'm not - it's just for personal expression and enjoyment. And I need to decide soon, because I'm sure it'll take me a while to transfer everything to a new host. I'm actually considering diaryland too - there are no ads on the pages, and the URL is fairly simple; it would just be a difficult format to use when building a website rather than just adding an entry now & then. But d-land offers hosting too . . . so I'll have to look into that. *Laura* Henderson: "Who were you talking to?" -A Night at the Opera- Miss anything?
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