So, it has finally dawned on me that i am currently living in the space of time in between Christmas and Thanksgiving. I have never felt this to be a time period worth doing anything in, and my current laziness and lack of productivity when I force my self to work seem to indicate that the trend will continue. I think that, no I know that, since my family is coming to visit, I will soon become sick. Now, I would like to say that a stuffed nose has already manifested, and since my birthday is coming up soon, most likely I will procure sweets and become more sick.
So my computer has a virus of some type. It is just slowing things down right now, but I am watching my credit and debit cards closely to see if some spyware has taken info from somewhere on my computer. Probably ought to make sure everything is gone again anyway. I really wish that i had a big enough hard drive to install a linux partition on it and do all my internet stuff over there. If I did, then i would be safe from viruses for the most part. I keep windows for Excel and games mostly. Oh, and power point. I do love power point.
I am thinking that I might, in all the spare time i have, start a World of Warcraft character over here, and see what all the hype is about. Of course, the only reason such an idea crossed my mind is that here in Cambodia, there is no monthly fee!
It took me quite a while, but i've finally started on the Falconfar trilogy. So far, it seems promising, if a little ridiculous. I am also re-working my way through "lies my teacher told me." Good as ever.
This last week has gone off alright for such a non-productive time period. I have been thanking God that we had Friday off. That made for a heavenly time. Phil is in San Diego this weekend, attending a close friend's wedding. Makes you realize how much we've shrunk our world. I am mostly caught up in everything but health. We are doing some really fun stuff in Physical Science. Waves mostly. I love wave mechanics. On monday we will be starting sound off with some Mythbusters. Gotta love the Mythbusters.
I talked to the other student missionaries, and it seems that the hatchet is buried for now. I am indeed going with them to India. For that I am thankful. Being left out has always been a scary concept for me. That is why i learned to spell so quick. Hated Mom and Dad talking over my head by spelling things.
All in all, I must re-affirm that life is indeed awesome here on the other side of the world.
