Kumbaya
Pharm exam done. Now, why can't I make myself study for the three more to go?? C'mon, Nasreen! You can do it!
In the meantime... I found this excerpt from the NY Times amusing somehow... the image of Mr. Bolton singing Kumbaya is just kind of funny.
Mr. Annan paid his last visit to Washington as secretary general last Tuesday when President Bush gave a dinner in his honor at the White House. One of the guests was John R. Bolton, the American ambassador to the United Nations who had frequently disdained the secretary general and who had announced the day before that he was resigning.
Asked the next morning at the United Nations whether he and Mr. Annan had made peace at the farewell event, Mr. Bolton said, "Nobody sang 'Kumbaya,'" referring to a confessional song celebrating companionship.
Told of Mr. Bolton's comment, Mr. Annan said, "But does he know how to sing it?"
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/11/world/11cnd-nations.html?hp&ex=1165899600&en=ae8ce2be09b87a5c&ei=5094&partner=homepage
In the meantime... I found this excerpt from the NY Times amusing somehow... the image of Mr. Bolton singing Kumbaya is just kind of funny.
Mr. Annan paid his last visit to Washington as secretary general last Tuesday when President Bush gave a dinner in his honor at the White House. One of the guests was John R. Bolton, the American ambassador to the United Nations who had frequently disdained the secretary general and who had announced the day before that he was resigning.
Asked the next morning at the United Nations whether he and Mr. Annan had made peace at the farewell event, Mr. Bolton said, "Nobody sang 'Kumbaya,'" referring to a confessional song celebrating companionship.
Told of Mr. Bolton's comment, Mr. Annan said, "But does he know how to sing it?"
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/11/world/11cnd-nations.html?hp&ex=1165899600&en=ae8ce2be09b87a5c&ei=5094&partner=homepage