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Keep GOing

I'm still fiddling with 'GO' as a phrasal verb. The abundance of prepositions and their different meanings make it a tad slow to process them, but I'm okay with the slow progress. I have plenty of time, and the main goal is to learn as much and as thoroughly as possible.

I had excellent introductory lessons with Issaiyanee yesterday and Raylene today; they both seemed knowledgeable and reliable. Suppose Charlette has difficulties returning to our classes or won't be able to offer any more lessons, either Issaiyanee or Raylene might be an ideal teacher with whom I could continue my CPE exam studies. Fingers crossed that Charlette will return. I miss her classes terribly, especially after going through her previous lessons today (we had almost 80 lessons during the last one and a half years).

The weather is improving, and the bright hours are getting longer. Spring is around the corner, undeniably. The only negative aspects I can think of are the imminent time setting and the spring fatigue it entails and strikes everybody. I want to understand why anyone would consider switching to summer and wintertime as a genius solution to our energy problems. It seems unnecessary. Waking up an hour earlier has a detrimental effect on everybody.
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