Day 4: The Wonders of Doing Nothing

The electric chair was invented by a dentist.

When I read that fact I thought, "what the heck..ah ha ha!"

I did a whole lota nothing today and I loved it. I should have been studying my butt off, but I felt that ehh, tomorrow namu (instead). So during the day, I ended up watching two movies back-to-back on channel 36, which is TBS? I don't know, I get that mixed up with 41.

Anyways, I watched Family Stone (good movie, I'd recommend it) and The First Daughter (with Katie Holmes--it's a cute typical first daughter chick flick..she's a cutie).

Doing nothing is a great feeling. I think everyone deserves a day to at least stay home, stay in bed/couch, and just relax and read a book, watch a movie (or two), and PIG OUT. Can I get an Amen? AMEN.

Have a wonderful rest of the weekend. Try yogurt covered raisins (chocolate or vanilla), it's good!

YOU ALL ROCK! WHOOHOO!

P.S. Although you don't need it, GOOD LUCK francistheprayingmantis! You'll do splendtastic! Get some rest buddy and looking forward to hearing about your date with Napa. I bet she's gorgeous ;)

Day 3: Eggs Meat?

Mr. Rogers is an ordained minister.

So it's Friday and can't eat meat. There's a limited selection of what to eat today in my household because everyday we have meat, but not anymore. So I guess I have to use my imagination to make something without meat.

Some people consider certain foods meat, while others consider that it is not meat. For example, I know a vegetarian who doesn't eat meat, but eats chicken because she says it's not meat. Is chicken meat to you?

Now take EGGS. Eggs come from a chicken right? So would eggs be considered meat? Previous years of Lent, I have eaten eggs on Friday, but now I'm just wondering...would it be considered meat?

Get ready for the low 70's tomorrow! Keep up with your Lentin' stuff. Bring a camera, take pictures randomly. Think about eggs possibly being meat and let me know what you think! ;)

Day 2: Major/Minor

A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out.

Hmm..I was thinking that maybe I chose the wrong option for my major. Hahahahaha great timing huh? ;P:

Health Science has five different options and I am majoring in option one, which is Community Health Promotion. Yet, what really just caught my interest in the past year or so is option two, which is Health Science with a minor

Throughout my college career, I've taken different subjects and have gained interest in:
1. Philosophy
2. Sociology
3. English
4. Recreation

Eh..oh well! At least I have 9 units to fill in with whatever class I want next sem.

Today was lovely and warm wasn't it?! Lay in bed, relax, watch a movie, go pee (in the bathroom), and wash your hands after. THANKS!

You guys are just simply awesome!

Day 1: I'm going to be a Healer.

Fact: A shark is the only fish that can blink with both eyes.

Lent, here we go! I'm actually quite excited to start this blog thing again. Yay!

There's a small old chapel located on campus and it is open all day for those students who would like to receive the ashes and prayer. It was my first time entering the chapel and there was a good handful of students there--praying and in line to receive the ashes. It was very casual, free, yet personal. There were about four priests and a nun that students went up to to receive the ashes. As I approached the priest we introduced ourselves and he asked what I am majoring in. Health Science. (What, whaat!) He smiled and said, "You're going to be a Healer."

I haven't really thought about my soon to be occupation as a Healer. Educator, yes. Provider, yes. But Healer? Wow..yep, it hit me alright! I'm going to be a Healer. I AM going to be a HEALER. Awww, I'm going to be a Healer. =)

The short, but inspiring experience in the Spartan Memorial Chapel was quite amazing. I loved it.

This one is dedicated to francistheprayingmantis:
Enjoy the unrainy whether while it's here, stop and breathe, pick a flower, draw a picture, and watch Slumdog Millionaire!

You all are wonderful people. =)