Do not have children after using this product.

So. I am sitting in my new testament survey class last week. The teacher is leading us in a lovely
discussion about Calvinism and Arminianism. I was listening.. but I was sort of zoning out.

The teacher is using the projector, and the projector is sitting in the middle of the room on one of
those rolly metal card thingies. So I am staring at the side of the little rolly metal cart thingie, and on the side
of the little rolly metal cart thingie is a warning label. This I found to be very exciting, because
there were pictures/drawing type things. There were three pictures on the side.

The first drawing was of a man pushing a little rolly metal cart thingie from behind, and then a man
pulling the cart towards him while he is walking backwards. The second picture has a large red X through it
obviously showing that the first is the proper/safe way to move the cart, but the second is not. Then there
was another set of pictures showing which part of the cart to hold when pushing it, one with a big X through
it, showing that you should push it a certain way.

The last picture was the one that I found funny. It was a single picture instead of a pair, and it was a little
stick man, just like in the other ones, but in this one he was holding the hand of a very small stick person,
presumably a child. The picture has a large red X through it.

Now most would argue this means that you shouldn't allow small children to push the rolly metal cart
thingie around, but then why wouldn't they have shown a kid pushing the cart with an X throught it.
What if you were from a foriegn country and you for some reason saw this cart? What would you assume?
Don't hold hands? Don't let kids push the cart? or perhaps something else. The first thing that came to my mind
was a line from a Dave Barry book where he talks about dangerous paint removal products... Do not have
children after using this product. I do not know why I thought if this. but that was my day, and I thought
you should know.

Quote of the day:

I went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately.
I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life.
To put to route all that was not life, and not when I came
to die, discover that I had not lived. ~ Thoreau

I saw this tombstone last weekend.

Me and my roommate had a conversation about famous epitaphs only a few days earlier.

Wyatt Earps head stone says "nothing's so sacred as honor, and nothing's so loyal as love"

Robert Frost's says "I had a lover's quarrel with the world"

Virginia Woolf's says "Against you I will fling myself, unvanquished and unyielding, O Death!

Have you ever thought about your epitaph? What do you want your tombstone to say about you?

A new semester.

So as this semester is getting underway.. I would like to share some of the more exciting things that have happened to me thus far.

1. Someone on campus is riding to class everyday on a unicycle. It's pretty swell.

2. There is a guy in my Hebrew class that has studied "circus arts" for 9, yes 9, years. wow.

3. Last week I went on an adventure and at 1:30 am on friday morning I was running around campus in a cloak, carrying a lightsaber.

3. In one of my classes I got to read "Out of the silent planet" by C.S. Lewis. I was very happy.

4. Tonight I am going to a guy's floor open house for their toga party thing. hm...

5. Some one in one of my classes called the Bahamas a third world country. hmmmmm...

Ok. I will share more exciting things later. I just felt like typing something right now.

Back at school.

I have come to the conclusion that college is a lot like 2 things.

1. Camp
2. the military

Its mostly like camp. Schedule, cafeteria, sharing bathrooms, lots of people of the same gender living in close proxemity to each other. Its like the military because when people find out that someone lives near them they talk about places that they both know. It is a great way to bond.

Tomorrow begins the new school year kidos, sharpen those pencils.

Goodbye, farewell, and amen.

Today is my last day of summer.

I work all day tomorrow. I leave for school on sunday.

I miss my boyfriend.

I don't adjust well to many kinds of change.

I bought a new car.

I need to change the way I do things.

I am sad that I didn't use my summer the best I could.

I miss my friends, both far and near.

I want to work harder.

I am staying up too late.

The next time I update I will be back at school.

We are lost in a grove.


Quote of the day:

If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy. If it were merely
challenging, that would be no problem. But I arise in the morning torn
between a desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy the world.
This makes it hard to plan the day. -E.B. White