After almost 60 days off, here are two entries in the same week.
There is really nothing new to report. I am excited about the possibilities of this summer. I suppose that's new. The light at the end of the first year tunnel is just visible.
I still have to take my Pedagogy and Personal Responsibilities test to get my official certificate. I'm not too worried about that though (could be my downfall).
I joined an organization called the Catholic 20 somethings. I suppose there is no real official joining, aside from being put on their mailing list. But I joined a small group. It is twelve people getting together weekly and discussing matters of faith and such. It has been great. It's nice to have a place to get together with people my age and discuss religion. Anyway, I'm going to co-lead the group next session.
I am directing a musical and a one act play at school. The musical is Bugsy Malone and the one act play is called AfterMath. I'm really just trying to prove to myself that I can do two plays at once.
This is the most random entry ever.
I will write again tomorrow.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
This one goes out to Styles
Leave it to Chris to call me out on my lack of bloggness(not a word... I don't care). This will be a short one, while I brew my Mate, before I'm off to play music with my brother.
I've been meaning to blog about this for a couple of weeks but never got to it for various reasons. I cook probably once a week. I mean really cook. So on the days where I'm not experimenting with different spices and marinades, I like to use the microwave. Usually I buy the Lean Cuisine Pannini sandwiches, not because I am trying to control my weight just because they taste good. This time Hot Pockets happened to be on sale for 2 for $4. This is a deal because I can eat hot pockets for ever. I love meatballs and mozzarella. So I get a whole load of hot pockets and head for the check out. Keep in mind hot pockets was not the only thing I bought that day. I also bought milk and bread and such, you know the usual staples. I'm standing in line and I'm thinking about the whole "you can tell a lot about a person by...(insert random thing here like movie collection or library or underwear drawer, what ever)" So I'm sizing up the people around me. Then I look at the cashier and wonder if she judges people by the things they buy. There are certainly indicators about a person. So I'm checking out and she starts scanning my stuff.
"Paper or Plastic?"
"Plastic is fine." For all of you greenies out there I reuse them so lay off.
... She begins to scan my mound of Hot Pockets.
"This will soak up a lot of alcohol."
Stupid judger.
I've been meaning to blog about this for a couple of weeks but never got to it for various reasons. I cook probably once a week. I mean really cook. So on the days where I'm not experimenting with different spices and marinades, I like to use the microwave. Usually I buy the Lean Cuisine Pannini sandwiches, not because I am trying to control my weight just because they taste good. This time Hot Pockets happened to be on sale for 2 for $4. This is a deal because I can eat hot pockets for ever. I love meatballs and mozzarella. So I get a whole load of hot pockets and head for the check out. Keep in mind hot pockets was not the only thing I bought that day. I also bought milk and bread and such, you know the usual staples. I'm standing in line and I'm thinking about the whole "you can tell a lot about a person by...(insert random thing here like movie collection or library or underwear drawer, what ever)" So I'm sizing up the people around me. Then I look at the cashier and wonder if she judges people by the things they buy. There are certainly indicators about a person. So I'm checking out and she starts scanning my stuff.
"Paper or Plastic?"
"Plastic is fine." For all of you greenies out there I reuse them so lay off.
... She begins to scan my mound of Hot Pockets.
"This will soak up a lot of alcohol."
Stupid judger.
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