Oye, Homework, When Will You End?

So I seem to only update when I'm procrastinating, and that proves true once again. I'm only taking 2 classes right now, with a third starting after spring break to finish out my degree so you would think that would mean I would be able to deal with homework. Ugh. I'm so sick of homework, and it's only the second week of the semester. I am very afraid that this semester is going to be tough because I'm uninterested in the classes I'm taking. I had a hard time picking classes this semester because the school is choosing to focus on other areas than the library portion of the program.
I'm supposed to be doing my stats homework right now, but I'm confused by it, probably because I can't focus long enough to read the text book or get things into my head during class. I also need to read for my information seeking behavior class, which I couldn't pay attention to last week. This inability to pay attention is getting annoying, but I'm unsure how to combat it and focus on school work. I have no problem focusing at work or when I'm doing things like job searching or hanging out with people. It really seems to just be the school related things I can't focus on. Hopefully I can get things together enough to make it through the semester and graduate.
Chris and I had a conversation long into the night Saturday night/Sunday morning about things. At first I was afraid that our conversation was going to end up in the way our conversation in October did, but as we talked we both realized that maybe we were holding out on each other and our "want" to stay in Michigan. After talking Chris would really like to go to Colorado, which sounds good to me. While I love Michigan, there really isn't anything here. Plus maybe if we moved out there I could get back to hiking/backpacking/being outdoors and enjoying it. Chris also said Oregon or Washington would be alright too. Hopefully between those three states, and Michigan I'll be able to find something. The big problem is that I know no one in Colorado, Oregon, or Washington so that could cause some issues when it comes to networking. Our conversation made me think that I should have gone to ALA's Mid-Winter meeting this weekend, but I was didn't think about since it seemed like it was mostly meetings and committees that I'm currently not apart of. I suppose there's always Annual and next year.
And now that I've procrastinated another hour out of my night I should get to work on this stats homework and reading for my other class. I hope everyone is doing well.

Currently Reading: The Shadow Dragons or Splendor (I haven't decided which to start yet)