Thanksgiving is family time?
It seems that as soon I as come home I land back into genealogy mode. All this research and fact-sorting is way too much fun. I have been able to trace my family back to a man and woman in Pennsylvania. The man was born in 1731.
Thanksgiving was really boring. Being stuck in Savannah for a couple of days wasn't great, but at least no arguments broke out until Friday, the day we left. The city itself is incredibly cool. I wish I were able to actually find out about history things when we visit instead of having to do other things.
Going back tomorrow is a good, good thing.
Jessi...
Daniel who gets As in chemistry who loves a girl.
In my chemistry 142 lecture, the professor puts lists of people who made As on the last exam on a slide and shows the class. He then makes these people (usually only 2-5) milkshakes at a later date. Today I was passing a bake sale table in Shriver and declining to buy anything when a boy in my chem class who has made the Milkshake List before said, "Come on, you know you want to buy a cookie." The rest went like this:
D: "Come on, you know you want to buy a cookie."
M: "Well, if an A chemistry student tells me to..."
D: "You know who I am?"
M: "Yeah. We're in class together. You sit up...
Wow.
I never would have thought a day with no chemistry class could suck this much.
Jeremy
Today I met a boy who stood on one of the walls of the front Shriver Patio and sang to praise the God he believes in because he had some time between classes. I also met Rob, who stopped to talk to him about it. I left a note on his backpack.
You are much braver than I.
