Yep. I've been up since 5:30 am, and I just got home! It is finally time to start watching Coffee Prince again (it has been a week since I've seen it). As usual, it takes me forever to watch these amazing asian shows.
I feel like school will be easier now. I've passed all the tough stuff. This is probably why I finally went out to restart my job searching. I applied to Barnes and Noble, and I really hope that I get it! That would be uber amazing!
Anyways...Susy is currently offering a shoe and Jason is eating an apple obnoxiously as I write this...uhh...I don't know what else to say. I feel like I should have a lot to say, but all I can remember is finishing school stuff. Oh, yea! Bethany, Rebbecca, Ellie, and I went to the mall today in between classes. I ate yummy Japanese food and wandered around aimlessly. So I guess I'll stop writing since I have nothing to say anymore. ah...awkward good bye. Nos Vemos.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Drowning in Homework
So I decided to write a blog instead of reading World Lit stuff for the test Tuesday. It's ok, because I just finished my paper for Redemption and Reconciliation. Since I'm so worried about getting all the work done for Foundations, I probably wouldn't have been able to concentrate anyways.
Um...I took a trip to Navuoo, IL on Tuesday morning. I came back yesterday, and spent most of the day reading Hammett (two more chapters left!! :D) and talking to mom about financial problems with the house and stuff.
But the trip was really good! Even though I learned so much, it was weird going with people I didn't know very well. I'm so used to going on trips with my youth group and everything! Most of the people live the dorms and know each other, and I kinda wish I didn't commute. The trip was definitely well worth going to, though! It was shocking to go to a place completely immersed this dangerous deception. Bleh, I think I talked Jason's ear off yesterday telling him all about it! And I still haven't finished telling him all I learned. I still can't believe though, that there's only one missionary there! Crazy! This place is only three hours away! Anyways, thousands upon thousands of Mormons from all over the world visit Navuoo during the summertime. It would be a perfect time to gather a group to go and talk to them! I mean, it would probably be very dangerous. Don told us about how they were almost arrested for simply handing out Bible tracts. His friend was actually in hand cuffs. 'Twas crazy! But I really want to go. I think I might ask around campus, and see if anyone else has had this same idea. If not, since I don't have much of a voice on campus, I'll talk to people from church. I don't know...but all I know is, I really want to go. But, uh...before I ramble on forever (like I did yesterday), I think I should go to class!
Um...I took a trip to Navuoo, IL on Tuesday morning. I came back yesterday, and spent most of the day reading Hammett (two more chapters left!! :D) and talking to mom about financial problems with the house and stuff.
But the trip was really good! Even though I learned so much, it was weird going with people I didn't know very well. I'm so used to going on trips with my youth group and everything! Most of the people live the dorms and know each other, and I kinda wish I didn't commute. The trip was definitely well worth going to, though! It was shocking to go to a place completely immersed this dangerous deception. Bleh, I think I talked Jason's ear off yesterday telling him all about it! And I still haven't finished telling him all I learned. I still can't believe though, that there's only one missionary there! Crazy! This place is only three hours away! Anyways, thousands upon thousands of Mormons from all over the world visit Navuoo during the summertime. It would be a perfect time to gather a group to go and talk to them! I mean, it would probably be very dangerous. Don told us about how they were almost arrested for simply handing out Bible tracts. His friend was actually in hand cuffs. 'Twas crazy! But I really want to go. I think I might ask around campus, and see if anyone else has had this same idea. If not, since I don't have much of a voice on campus, I'll talk to people from church. I don't know...but all I know is, I really want to go. But, uh...before I ramble on forever (like I did yesterday), I think I should go to class!
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