Having been questioned on two separate occasions today each by a Fulmer girl as to the howity of my day, I am very rehearsed in the contemplation thereof, so can with ease inform you, dear reader, that I, while enduring some affecting trials of my closest friends, have completed a useful day in that I finished Mansfield Park, mowed the church yard, ripped through yet another amazing speech in oral comm, spent more money since sunrise than I did all last week, updated the bracket challenge, and synced my calendars (which you no doubt know is extremely relieving).

My last game with the Brethren played out tonight in a 9-point loss, though we played very well, and with the support of my team mates I scored 30 of the team's 50 points, knocking down 6 threes and shooting 2-2 from the charity stripe - a good way to go out.

The Lord richly blessed this day in which Grace Chapel received a powerful message about the Holy Spirit from Elder Isaac Guess, and God blessed me in some prayer time.

Some great games of basketball accompanied by the now rare appearance of Isaac Guess, a muy bien choir concert tonight at which both my grandparents were present, which, being a very rare occasion, was especially treatfull, and afterwards enjoying some grilled foods at Joes and watching The Fugitive, made for a very pleasant day.

Dan came yesterday to enjoy some March Madness with us, we have played some great basketball games today and Seth, Dan and I went to the Sweet 16 games here in Memphis tonight - A very good day!

I have nothing to say tonight.

I took a very deep 30 minute nap today and I don't think I moved an inch - I haven't done that in a looong time.

Today has been a day of getting significant things done like...running four miles, weed-eating and mowing the yard, reading a good portion in Mansfield Park, purchasing tickets with Seth and Dan for the South Regional games here in Memphis (it will be so much fun!!!), relishing in a tasty Fuzzy Navel/Cherry flavored Jerry's Sno Cone, and reminding myself that I need to complete my taxes.

A good day, except for going 1-500 from the 3-pt line tonight.

Song services today were wonderful and so was the eating/fellowship gathering at the Guesses tonight, because Sister Judy's South of the Border is out of this world mmm mmm good!

I predicted a 21-point Tiger win versus Maryland - we won by 19.

TO KATHRYN: Happy Birthday, Love!

What could be more glorious madness than 16 college basketball games in one day???

Roy increased his coolness when he showed me his True Perspective drawing, and since he is going to teach me how to do it, and can one day be cool like him.

Mansfield Park is very well NEAR captivating me.

I scored 21 points (5 threes) tonight in a losing effort for the Brethren, but we played one of our best games offensively of the season.

This week I saw the highs and lows of man's achievments and neither brings happiness like the House of the Lord.

The Memphis Tigers win yet another C-USA championship ho hum diddle dee dee.

The Logan and Roberta Green constituency is blossoming exponentially such that I could hardly walk without stepping on a little toe or finger.

You ought to see the Hoover Dam with your own eyes because it's hard to fathom it otherwise.

Saw the Bellagio, the Mirage, and the MGM Grand today, (the three casinos heisted in Ocean's 11), and they were magnificent - especially the first.

Among many others wonderful happenings, today I jogged across the Golden Gate Bridge in 11 mins and 21 secs.

Ate fresh shrimp and crab at San Fransisco Bay. YUM!

Today commences my travels with Daddy and Roy which begins with an overnight stay at Jefferson and Joanna's in Nashvegas, and then a flight in the morning to SAN FRANCISCO!

Won a karaoke competition at Maya's Mexican Restraunt with these songs:
We Are In Love (Harry Connick), Save the Last Dance For Me (Buble), You're Gone (Diamond Rio).

Played some great games of basketball with Seth, Nathan, John Guess, John Rogers, Joe and Michael and then watched The Sting, which is a terrific movie!

I heard John Calipari speak today at school, and he said "It's amazing what can get done what nobody cares who gets the credit."

It is refreshing to see that some young people still cherish their time with their grandparents.

I just watched the best episode of 24 I have ever seen - bar none.

I applied for 19 business scholarships today and if I get one it will be a success.

Brother Timothy's ability as a gospel preacher is growing mightily, and we are indeed priviledged to be benefiting therefrom.