A day for reflection

As I sit here, trying to finish my homework for the week, I made a realization:
I AM ALMOST DONE!
How can that be? It feels like I have just started getting the hang of this "college thing" and now I am practically done? What am I supposed to do now...grow up!? But I am SOOOOO ready to be out of here. Here's a little break down of all I have learned:

Fall '06
ENSC 101--Environmental seminar
PHL 251--Knowers, Knowing and the Known
CSS 205--Sustainable Ecosystems via Soil
ALS 114--Career decision making (aka a joke)
NFM 324--Human Nutrition

Winter '07
BI 202--Biology II
ATS 210--Atmospheric Science
ST 351--Statistics I
HHS 231--Health
HHS 248--Yoga
AREC 250--Agriculture Resource Economics
AREC 299--Case Study

Spring '07
BI 213--Biology III
WR 121--Writing
ANTH 110--Cultural Anthropology
ST 352--Statistics II

Fall '07
BI 211--Biology I
CH 221--Chemistry I
PH 201--Physics I
GEO 105--Geography of the NonWestern World

Winter '08
CH 222--Chemistry II
PH 202--Physics II
COMM 111--Public Speaking
AG 301--Ecosystems of Pacific Northwest Indian Tribes

Spring '08
CH 223--Chemistry III
BOT 341--Plant Ecology
PH 203--Physics III
PH 313--Alternative Energy

Fall '08
CSS 306--Soils Recitation
CSS 305--Soils Lecture and Lab
FOR 462--Environmental Law and Policy
PHL 443--Environmental Ethics
WR 327--Technical Writing

Winter '09
BI 370--Ecology
CSS 455--Biology of Soil Ecosystems
BI 301--Human Impacts on Ecosystems
ENG 362--American Women Writers

Spring '09
CSS 466--Soil Morphology and Classification
CSS 325--Agricultural and Environmental Predicaments
FW 456--Limnology
GEO 221--Environmental Geology