No more rubix cube...
Woot - God has me all healed up for the most part from my recent bike wreck. Good job once again God on doin' some great work on me. I dont deserve it, but I'll gladly take it.
So, for those of you who think I'm obsessed with the rubix cube, take a look at this website:
http://jpbrown.i8.com/cubesolver.html - He's obsessed with lego's too - lol
I actually gave my rubix cube away because this lady who watches me at work said that she should give her son one of those because he'd prolly be good at it. Because of that I felt strongly led to give mine to her. Melissa was understanding of it, which I'm very thankful of. The lady told me today that her son loved it; but he hasn't beat it yet. This morning I bought a new one at Target. It's a 25th annaversry one. I like it and I don't. I like it because it has two really loose sides, but I dislike it because it has two really hard sides. The other two are normal. The smooth ones make it great for turning, but the hard ones make you accidently turn the easy ones when you are having to force the hard ones. Know what's funnier than all this - nobody who reads this prolly cares. Lol, that is the funny of it. (Ask Ben Murphy about this comment - He'll explain it's hillarity.)
Recently I took a timing of ten completions so I could get an average. I through out the lowest time of 2:26.5, and the highest time of 4:07.7. That left me with an average of 3:13 - not too bad. I know that if I get this cube lubricated though I could increase that time.
Important stuff now though. Today I found out that Melissa works with Stacy Trapanese - a friend of mine from before kindergarten up until 8th grade. That's right - almost 9 years of friendship from Gilchrist. Yes, the town of nearly zero population. Okay, so that's really an embelishment, but it's a pretty low population. That is seriously so cool, because we were really good friends. It made me really happy, but not nearly as happy as seeing Melissa when I got off of work. She was so pretty today, I just wanted to scoop her up and spin her around. I'm not jokin', if you would have seen her you would have agree'd...and if you would have been a guy friend of mine agreeing then I would have had to say, "Hey! What are you doin' lookin' at my girl!?!" Then prolly snarfed all over you.
Well, all have a blessed day.
So, for those of you who think I'm obsessed with the rubix cube, take a look at this website:
http://jpbrown.i8.com/cubesolver.html - He's obsessed with lego's too - lol
I actually gave my rubix cube away because this lady who watches me at work said that she should give her son one of those because he'd prolly be good at it. Because of that I felt strongly led to give mine to her. Melissa was understanding of it, which I'm very thankful of. The lady told me today that her son loved it; but he hasn't beat it yet. This morning I bought a new one at Target. It's a 25th annaversry one. I like it and I don't. I like it because it has two really loose sides, but I dislike it because it has two really hard sides. The other two are normal. The smooth ones make it great for turning, but the hard ones make you accidently turn the easy ones when you are having to force the hard ones. Know what's funnier than all this - nobody who reads this prolly cares. Lol, that is the funny of it. (Ask Ben Murphy about this comment - He'll explain it's hillarity.)
Recently I took a timing of ten completions so I could get an average. I through out the lowest time of 2:26.5, and the highest time of 4:07.7. That left me with an average of 3:13 - not too bad. I know that if I get this cube lubricated though I could increase that time.
Important stuff now though. Today I found out that Melissa works with Stacy Trapanese - a friend of mine from before kindergarten up until 8th grade. That's right - almost 9 years of friendship from Gilchrist. Yes, the town of nearly zero population. Okay, so that's really an embelishment, but it's a pretty low population. That is seriously so cool, because we were really good friends. It made me really happy, but not nearly as happy as seeing Melissa when I got off of work. She was so pretty today, I just wanted to scoop her up and spin her around. I'm not jokin', if you would have seen her you would have agree'd...and if you would have been a guy friend of mine agreeing then I would have had to say, "Hey! What are you doin' lookin' at my girl!?!" Then prolly snarfed all over you.
Well, all have a blessed day.