What a beautiful day! Positively springlike. The temperature is mild, the sun is out, the snow has melted and there is actually green grass showing! Loverly, if I do say so myself. I was woken early this morning not by my alarm clock but by the happy tidings of a phone call. Still had to walk all the way to SAGA for my morning coffee, but hopefully soon I will get to make that trip to Walmart for the much needed supplies. The rest of today should prove to be quite entertaining. Aside from Art History at 11:00, I have the rest of the afternoon free. Tonight Karen, Vanessa and I will be gracing the dinky Hilldsale movie theater with our presence so as to see Tristan and  Isolde (yes!) and perhaps a jaunt over to the Bench for a welcome-back-to-campus party. So Happy Friday to all!


“In the world it is called
Tolerance, but in hell it is called Despair, the sin that believes in
nothing, cares for nothing, seeks to know nothing, interferes with
nothing, enjoys nothing, hates nothing, finds purpose in nothing, lives
for nothing, and remains alive because there is nothing for which it
will die.” – Dorothy L. Sayers


“Guide me in thy truth, and teach me; For thou art the God of my salvation; For thee do I wait all the day.” – Psalm 25:5

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4 Comments

  1. ilovebobcat

    ahhh…i hope you have a great night mags! don’t forget to drink one for me at the bench, i really really really wish i could be there with you guys. oh, and if walsh is there playing darts by himself, give him my love. i miss you all so much!
    love, love, elizabeth Ann

  2. Jupiter18

    they are just worried that we aren’t going to be able to focus and get ready for the trip. we have trouble staying on task in class and picking things up quickly. we also talk alot..so..i dunno. they are worried. i hope it will be ok though.

  3. Jupiter18

    hope you liked the movie. vivian and i did.

  4. JsPlace

    I was browsing through blogrings and noticed that you’re a FairTax proponent. Then I noticed that you like Iron and Wine, Death Cab, and Sixpence, which are all most respectable, as are the Psalms. Ergo, I am commenting. You have good taste.

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