MB>      I did, I'm back, and I'm going to a good University in the fall.  
MB> Happy, "mom"? :)
        welp...now that that's settled.
PS>     oh...ouch.  Maybe you should learn to do your own 
PS> 'tech' work, eh.?.  :
MB>      I do, actually.  But we decided to leave that one to the 
MB> "professionals".  Not sure that was a good idea :).  Hopefully will 
MB> have a new one soon, need one to take with me into residence this fall.
        Good luck on that.
MB>      The University of Guelph is home to one of the three Vet Colleges 
MB> in all of Canada -- there's one here, one out west, and one on PEI.  
MB> Really big on agriculture, as that's what it started as, way back when -- 
MB> an angricultural college.  It's alot more than that now, of course, but 
MB> we still get the "Moo U" jokes.  :)
        Moo U...heheh...I went to a Moo U.  >
MB>      ... and no, I probably won't go into Vet.  Want to, but I know 
MB> that I stand a much better chance of Medschool than Vet, so I'll at 
MB> least set my sights on something that (although still lofty) is abit 
MB> more obtainable.  Who knows? After I get my first degree and apply to 
MB> graduate programs... I'd probably through the OVC (Ontario Vet College) 
MB> in there, just for fun :).   
        Vet school is tougher to get into that med school?
 That's interesting.  Actually...I wasn't thinking in terms of
 your becoming a vet.  Was curious if they had any riding
 courses.  A number of colleges and universities in the US have
 equestrian teams.  Didn't know if that was true in Canada or
 no...?
        Spence
MB>      Horses.  Much go riding today!!    Boy, am I *ever* going to be 
MB> sore...!
MB> Regards,
MB> Michael
MB>      
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