She wasn't man enough for me.
There's an amazing line I heard today from Fabolous:
I'm a movement by myself
But I'm a force when we're together
I ended up not going into work today after all. I played a lot of WoW, getting Vaniah to 20. After I finish the elite boss of Deatholme, I'll be done with the Ghostlands. Not sure where I'll go after. I'm actually kind of sick of most of the zones. I'm going to try Thousand Needles this time around because it's one of the only zones I've never done. I guess the only way to experience new content at this point is by continuing to play Gennevrah, but I needed a break from her.
My Book of Mormon reading is going well. I'm currently on the book of Alma, by far the largest book at around 175 pages. After Nephi, things got more interesting, and around Mosiah things really picked up. I'm absolutely fascinated by Mormonism and recently bought a book called Mormon America. It's a shame that it was one of only two books on Mormonism that Barnes & Noble carried (well, they also had Mormonism for Dummies and the BoM itself), and both were relatively uncritical of the religion. Could B&N have some unwritten policy about not carrying anti-Mormon books? They sure carry enough anti-Christian books. What I was looking for was a book on the BoM itself, explaining how Joseph Smith created it and how he got people to believe he was a prophet, but that seemed too inflammatory. The book I bought is impartial, and the one other book, a biography on Smith, was Mormon-written.
Steph has since gone back to North Carolina, so things are dull again. But Steviekins is down, so hopefully we'll hang out some. And from what I understand, Dusty is supposed to be coming down soon, so that'll be cool.
Anyway, for a while I was dreading going back to school because I was suddenly terrified of a thesis and of it being my last year. And the thesis would make my class schedule all bare and weird, and there wouldn't be a Benes around to pat me on the back and stuff. But the more I think about how absolutely pleasant G301 should be, I feel better. I'm not necessarily itching to go back, but I'm not afraid of it, either. It should probably be fun, and there will be ladies to oggle.
I'm a movement by myself
But I'm a force when we're together
I ended up not going into work today after all. I played a lot of WoW, getting Vaniah to 20. After I finish the elite boss of Deatholme, I'll be done with the Ghostlands. Not sure where I'll go after. I'm actually kind of sick of most of the zones. I'm going to try Thousand Needles this time around because it's one of the only zones I've never done. I guess the only way to experience new content at this point is by continuing to play Gennevrah, but I needed a break from her.
My Book of Mormon reading is going well. I'm currently on the book of Alma, by far the largest book at around 175 pages. After Nephi, things got more interesting, and around Mosiah things really picked up. I'm absolutely fascinated by Mormonism and recently bought a book called Mormon America. It's a shame that it was one of only two books on Mormonism that Barnes & Noble carried (well, they also had Mormonism for Dummies and the BoM itself), and both were relatively uncritical of the religion. Could B&N have some unwritten policy about not carrying anti-Mormon books? They sure carry enough anti-Christian books. What I was looking for was a book on the BoM itself, explaining how Joseph Smith created it and how he got people to believe he was a prophet, but that seemed too inflammatory. The book I bought is impartial, and the one other book, a biography on Smith, was Mormon-written.
Steph has since gone back to North Carolina, so things are dull again. But Steviekins is down, so hopefully we'll hang out some. And from what I understand, Dusty is supposed to be coming down soon, so that'll be cool.
Anyway, for a while I was dreading going back to school because I was suddenly terrified of a thesis and of it being my last year. And the thesis would make my class schedule all bare and weird, and there wouldn't be a Benes around to pat me on the back and stuff. But the more I think about how absolutely pleasant G301 should be, I feel better. I'm not necessarily itching to go back, but I'm not afraid of it, either. It should probably be fun, and there will be ladies to oggle.