An entry from TIA.
I am writing this today from my most favoritest place ever, work, huddled behind the terminal where the E tram shuttles land and launch in an all too repetitive motion, all day and all night. My schedule has changed somewhat, weekends seem to feel a LITTLE more like weekends in that I'm not stuck behind the counter with asshole United agents. I'm pushing chairs today, which is the reason for my bringing along my laptop to work. Is that really a good idea? There's people from all corners of the world coming through here daily, including a variety of different moral traits, BUT I make sure to keep my eye vigilant on my things and where I store them.
Missed church entirely today. I hate this.. but in some ways it's good, because I don't have to see certain people. When scheduling though, I need to start working on my school days, so I can actually have full days off days from everything, I truly miss that. Maybe I can even start going to church on a weekly basis. I've been trying to make up for that by attending youth. Just so happens, I attended one at Lifequest, and it seems like the people there are actually good folk, a bit older than the Bethel kids. Next week there's going to be a bonfire going on at Revolt.. it'd be nice with a couple guitars and maybe the djembe, don't know yet.
Final speech of the semester is tomorrow, on private health care in America. I'm actually double dipping the topic from Social Problems class, of which I spoke about this past week, turning up pretty successful. I even ended up using the same index cards.. Love and Light.
Missed church entirely today. I hate this.. but in some ways it's good, because I don't have to see certain people. When scheduling though, I need to start working on my school days, so I can actually have full days off days from everything, I truly miss that. Maybe I can even start going to church on a weekly basis. I've been trying to make up for that by attending youth. Just so happens, I attended one at Lifequest, and it seems like the people there are actually good folk, a bit older than the Bethel kids. Next week there's going to be a bonfire going on at Revolt.. it'd be nice with a couple guitars and maybe the djembe, don't know yet.
Final speech of the semester is tomorrow, on private health care in America. I'm actually double dipping the topic from Social Problems class, of which I spoke about this past week, turning up pretty successful. I even ended up using the same index cards.. Love and Light.