I also found out my Chem professor will be dropping a test from our grades so that 56.5 might not even matter in the long run. 
I'm thrilled about that prospect.
During my lunch break, I wandered over to Solms Hall and stopped at the Wesley Fellowship Luncheon Meeting (Methodist affliation). They offered a free lunch and I decided to stop. There was a little lecture but it wasn't that bad. It seemed fun. I'm thinking of going there next week. I need some spiritual guidance in my life.
Between coming in here to write and the end of my Chem lab, I stopped in my car to drop off a few items. While there, I decided to listen to "The Water", again. It's stuck in my head. As I was looking at the liner notes, I stopped at this one photo of Amy from the Lead Me On album. I love how nice and simple it is. It exudes Amy's beauty without her having to be all undressed. Sure, the photo is from 1988. That was 16 years ago. Still, the look is a classic, in my eyes. I wish I could look that pretty at times.
I need to stop daydreaming and wandering at the moment. I'm on the job in 15 minutes or so and I need to clean up from today's tennis class and chem lab before I go on the job.
Have a good afternoon! 
Posted by Shawn at October 18, 2004 3:43 PM in Schooling.
Spiritual guidance... There is something to be said for it I guess.. Personally, I find being told I'm going to go to hell because I'm a sinner not to be the kind of guidance I want so I choose to stay away from organized religion in general. I once had a discussion with someone about religion and I said "I guess I'm just looking for something to believe in". They in turn said probably the most profound thing someone could say concerning the subject... "Believe in yourself". Think about it...
Posted by: Dragon at October 19, 2004 7:10 AMYou're right. I need to start believing in myself. If you and many more can believe in me, then why can't I? 
As for the spiritual guidance of God, I want to feel like there is someone with me at all times. It feels good at times to just take faith at face value. It's hard to describe.
