OT - The End is Near

East Cobb Eggy

I am less than two hours away from taking my last college test and will graduate on May 10th.

:woohoo:

5.5 years of night school has been a killer. Now, what will I do with all of my free time?

Time for EGGIN' with my favorite beverage!!!!!!!!!!

:woohoo:

Greg

Rusty Rooster

Congrats on finishing!! If by ny chance you took accounting you could "cook the books" :laugh: Couldn't resist.

East Cobb Eggy

Thanks for the congrats!!

Not accounting but Electrical Engineering.

Maybe, I could discuss the conductivity of the Cast Iron as opposed to the Porcelain grid.

:P

Greg

Boatman

Congratulations, that is a long road to walk down. Good luck in your future endeavors eggin or otherwise

East Cobb Eggy

Thanks a lot!!

Greg

BENTE

hey greg that is great!!


congrats on the accomplishment!!!!


time for eggin

East Cobb Eggy

AWW YEAH!!!

Thanks,
Greg

BENTE

hey BTW check out this thread you may be interested:::::


http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=440329&catid=1

Grandpas Grub

Congratulations Greg, my hat is off to you.

With 5 young kids, that is how I finished my degree also. Tough way to go.

Your spare time will quickly dissapear... What is going to amaze you is after a while you are going to look back and say how did accomplish all that and now I don't have time for anything.

Below are a couple of thoughts for you.

My best, GG

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. Engineers believe that if it ain't broke, it doesn't have enough features
yet.

. No engineer looks at a television remote control without wondering what it
would take to turn it into a stun gun.

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Three engineering students were gathered together discussing the possible designers of the human body. One said, "It was a mechanical engineer. Just look at all the joints." Another said, "No, it was an electrical engineer. The nervous system has many thousands of electrical connections." The last said, "Actually it was a civil engineer. Who else would run a toxic waste pipeline through a recreational area?"

East Cobb Eggy

Thanks for the thread.

BTW. good looking baby.

How old?

My daughter just turned 1 and my son 4.

Greg

East Cobb Eggy

Thanks for the kind words.

I definitely believe that the extra time will soon be used up.

I just hope that some of the increased time will be used on the EGG.

:woohoo:

Greg

BENTE

baby 7 Months on the 4th of may


son 11:::

Lawn Ranger

Been there. Congratulations!

Mike

Frank from Houma

Nice - EE and ChemE are pretty tough curriculums. That's why I went Civil Engr. Of course when I started, one of the first classes was on how to use a slide rule - no kidding.

Once again - congradulations. More time with the family and the Egg, but especially the younguns.

Jeffersonian

Way to go, ECE. What field are you going into? I'm an EE that's been in controls, instrumentation and power distribution for longer than I care to think about.

Smokin Tiger

Way to Go! It takes a lot of work and a very understanding family to make it happen. Cook them something special to celebrate!

TC

East Cobb Eggy

Thanks a lot!!

You definitely know the hard road that it is.

Greg

East Cobb Eggy

For me, I have been in Telecom for about 10 years.

I went for the EE so that I could be a little more versatile.

Greg

East Cobb Eggy

Thank you, sir!!


Greg

East Cobb Eggy

Yeah, I definitely need to cook something special. A lot of sacrifices were made.

Greg