What's on your Monday Menu?

Yeah grad school will just be part time, but I found a program at Columbia University that I can do online that sounds like what I want! I'm excited!

I went full time for my first master's and part-time for my second. I hated that it took me five years to get through my second one, but I had to work full-time to pay for it (plus I was working in the field for most of that time to boot), so that was my only option, really. But...it was OK. I made it. It would have been great if it was online, though!! I was pretty much restricted to evening classes because of my job - which was easy at first, but harder as I got further into the program. Online would have been a great option!

I'm still restricted to evening classes because of work, but I'm hoping I have the endurance. As long as I don't have a commute (which should last throughout the pandemic) I think I can handle it.

G'morning Everybody!

JB - grad school? What major? I am so excited for you! Why is it that assistants are always pouty when they change depts?

So, have you guys heard of bioluminescence? Last time I saw it was on our honeymoon in Jamaica. You'd get on the boat, go out in the bay and if you got lucky you'd see the water become almost neon. Well, since Friday we've had bioluminescence right down the beach from our home. It's WILD! We've been down every night enjoying the view and taking tons of pics. Fri night were mostly locals, but the word got out and it became a traffic jam getting to the beach. We just bundled up and walked down the cliff. It was a worthy cause. I know it's not foto Friday but I'm too excited to wait till Fri to share these pics with you. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. It was awe inspiring in these difficult times, as in nature is saying behold my power and magic.

QOTD: red and blue, or red and black.

My meals yesterday:

• B:Costco egg bites
• L: chicken wings & bbq corn
• S: protein mug cake
• D: skipped, not feeling good from all that corn
• E: rest day

Happy start of the week, everybody.

WOW Sheila, that is amazing!!! How gorgeous! I saw that once, in Puerto Rico. I had no idea we had this phenomenon here too. SO cool.

Me neither. In all the years I've been living here this is the first time. According to DH the temp of the water, the lack of wind, and other stuff, all have to align in order for this to happen.

Wow, those are absolutely amazing!

Jaw dropping! Thanks for sharing these, they are so awesome!

Oh my gosh, that is incredible!! Thank you for sharing and brightening up a Monday!!

All of the early risers used up the adjectives, but I love those pictures!