And we're not gonna live forever
So life has been crazy, as usual! I've been spending most weekends in Tomball or thereabouts, and my weekdays have been split between church functions, teaching piano, looking for a job and stuff like that.
Can you tell me is it now or never
I'm not gonna make up your mind
I don't wanna live without you
And I don't wanna live a lie
We'll never know 'till we try
Yeah we'll never know 'till we try
This past weekend I went to the mall with Jason, went bowling with Jason, Paige and Cecily, watched three movies (including United 93 - if you get the chance, GO SEE THAT MOVIE!) with them, got very little sleep and drank a ton of caffeine.
Monday I went and registered for fall classes at Tomball College! I'm actually pretty excited about it, believe it or not. ;-) I'll be taking English, History, Music Lit, German and Biology (the last of which will be taken online - apparently it's easier and better if you're not a science person to take it online). I'm gonna go for an Associate of Arts degree with an area of concentration in history... which basically means I get to take three extra history courses. ;-P I'm taking four semesters' worth of German to make up most of my electives, and for kinesiology I'm taking country and western dance - can it get any better than that? ;-)
My widdle sister Hanna is getting confirmed this weekend... dude. My whole family is practically grown up now. It's kinda scary, but cool at the same time. A bunch of the family is coming in for it, so it should be fun!
That's all I've got for now... I shall leave you with a quote from an article by Rob Long in the May 8th edition of National Review (the first sentence cracks me up):
"There's a part of every Frenchman that adores the philosophical drama of a good, solid national crackup. For one thing, it really gives the language a workout. The reason French is often described as the language of diplomacy isn't just that it's flowery and foggy and vague. It's also the language of wonderfully pompous concern."
I saw that Nat. Review quote...it's priceless.