Came across this excellent sentence constructed by my cousin, Laura K. Green: "The coincidence of these two facts is falsely correlated in a cause and effect relationship."

This is what I want for my birthday: Bruni Mago Ostrich

Only one more day of classes!!!

Only three things left - a paper and test on Thursday, and a test Tuesday week and I am DONE!!!!

Today I learned how to flip stuff in a pan (specifically sauteed mushrooms), compliments of Jeremy Fulmer, and it so SO MUCH FUN!

Eloquently spoken tonight: the Word of God is our salvation.

Goin to Ripley for Creation Weekend!

I like working at ACH a goodly bit.

Studying for my biggest test left - not so much fun.

News of the Day: I am going to Harmony Hill...all week!

Sometimes God, in His mercy, extends an expression of his everlasting love and grants his children the refreshing experience of living a Very Happy Day and today He granted such to moi for which I am ever so grateful.

Bro. Zack's sermon on the Word of God enthused me, and Bro. Tony Martin's ordination to the office of deacon was super.

WOW - this morning I completed a half-marathon in Jackson, TN and had a blast doing it - read more about it on my running blog; we also performed the wonderful work of Joseph Haydn - my last Singers concert - and it was a smashing success!

This has been a day of resting my legs for the race in the morning, and rehearsing Haydn's Creation tonight in prep for the concert tomorrow night.

I can really see the light at the end of the semester tunnel now that tonight's presentation is over.

ho hum and a bottle of rum.

I am finally feeling the academic pressure of the next two days and I just need to take a few deep breaths.

I did very little today - hopefully tomorrow I will be 100%.

The sickies caught up with me today about lunch time so I have been sitting around watching the Masters, listening to music, thinking about doing some homework but being pretty sure I am not up to the job, and generally not feeling great - so I think I will go to bed early tonight.

Study at school for few hours, play basketball, help Tim with his Toyota's "better than everyone else" oil filter, read Elijah not one but TWO Dr. Seuss books (Green Eggs and Ham, Dr. Seuss's ABCs), eat Taco Bell, study at school for a few hours, look at some sweet pics take by Bro. Jodie Wyle, listen to the future Bluegrass Album of the Year...

Yard work, Choir, basketball, Buffalo Wild Wings, Movie, Sleep, Dream of the congregation singing Sacred Harp at GC - that was an amazing song service.

I got back two scores today - 94 on my persuasive speech; 78 on global logistics test, but it turned into a 90 mysteriously, so I am a very happy camper right now.

Pastor Guess was at church tonight - by far the highlight of the day - and although he looked like he had been awake for 30 hours (which he had), he was in tip top spirits and we were all so very glad to see him home.

Internet at our house has not been for close to a week now and while it is inconvenient on occasion, I fancy it quite well for a moderate duration of time - only because, no doubt, I can go to the church building or the Guesses or school, if I really must access the world wide web.

Many wonderful things happened today including receiving the news that I almost surely can work full-time at ACH Food Companies this summer (huge answer to pray), running 9 miles (and feeling very confident about the half-marathon in two weekends), feeling about 90% good about my bus comm test, and buying Roy's birthday present which I gave to him tonight (a big "architectural wonders of the world"-type book.)

Bro Tim Cannon preached this morning: "Behold the Lamb of God" and it was really really excellent; then Bro Tim Guess rounded out the day tonight with a sermon on infant/believers baptism.

Michael had the guys over to watch the Final Four and grilled a whoppin good dinner including chicken, potatoes, supported with fruit, fried okra, and ice cream!

I took the day off from school and did other things. Starting Saturday, hopefully, I will begin preparations for the coming happenings in the next week and especially the next.

We enjoyed a terrific rain storm today, and I was outside when the sun broke through, and boy, it was like an out-of-focus picture becoming pristinely in-focus, with rich colours galore - I am inclined to believe its presence was glorifying to God.

Today has felt busy, because, while I have actually contributed very little to the progress of any assignments, I have done the important thing of getting my schedule of deadlines, due dates, and all those type things worked out in my mind as far as when I need to work on what - and that is extremely important for me to have cleared up in my mind.