This new season brings with it the signs of hope.
Is it possible to believe in God, but not the bible? I think so, but I think that the god you would believe in is not the Christian one. I like talking about the religious beliefs of others. It helps me to have a conversation about the topic without judging others or trying to shove my beliefs down other's throats. I want to know and understand all different religions, and then focus on mine. The whole, 'the best offence is a good defence' thing... or maybe not at all. I just find it all very interesting, what we believe and why. But, everyone can't be right, there has to be one 'correct' religion out there. Maybe God is the same one in ALL religions, so that way, more people will believe in Him, and a lot more people will go to heaven. Then again, I hardly know anything so I'm rambling. In good news: five of my courses from Grace transfered over, so I am not behind as I was worried I might be, praise allah - ha... too far?
In even better news: it is march madness and it took everything in me to not skip my classes and lay on the couch watching hours and hours of basketball. Pat has been out of his house two times since Sunday - it is his March Break. I think this is hilarious. Even more hilarious: he planned to go out last night, but right before he left he had a craving for pancakes. So he made pancakes, watched Seinfeld, and made a whole pitcher of iced tea and drank it all. Later, Katie called him and said that everyone left so don't go to Bourque's [his origional destination] he said, "Oh, I was just about to leave." This was a lie, he was in the middle of making another batch of pancakes.
I think that along with chips, I am going to try and give up jealousy for lent. I realize that it's not something easily controlled, but I do have power over my actions and words fueled by this emotion, so I'll start there. I never was a jealous person - that was the biggest problem with Bobby and I. But Alex and I have decided that while I have helped him with school habits, he has helped me become an irational jealous person. It's annoying really, where does it come from? Well, I'll just try to be more laid-back about things and realize that things will work out the way they are supposed to, and nothing is as big of a deal as it seems to be. I have 15 pages left of North and South, about time. Meaghan, I hope you're doing well with your awful book. Oh, and boo to dallas green being postponed. Boo!
In even better news: it is march madness and it took everything in me to not skip my classes and lay on the couch watching hours and hours of basketball. Pat has been out of his house two times since Sunday - it is his March Break. I think this is hilarious. Even more hilarious: he planned to go out last night, but right before he left he had a craving for pancakes. So he made pancakes, watched Seinfeld, and made a whole pitcher of iced tea and drank it all. Later, Katie called him and said that everyone left so don't go to Bourque's [his origional destination] he said, "Oh, I was just about to leave." This was a lie, he was in the middle of making another batch of pancakes.
I think that along with chips, I am going to try and give up jealousy for lent. I realize that it's not something easily controlled, but I do have power over my actions and words fueled by this emotion, so I'll start there. I never was a jealous person - that was the biggest problem with Bobby and I. But Alex and I have decided that while I have helped him with school habits, he has helped me become an irational jealous person. It's annoying really, where does it come from? Well, I'll just try to be more laid-back about things and realize that things will work out the way they are supposed to, and nothing is as big of a deal as it seems to be. I have 15 pages left of North and South, about time. Meaghan, I hope you're doing well with your awful book. Oh, and boo to dallas green being postponed. Boo!