Here’s what I have going on this week:
Monday:
Writing About Literature – Reading
Tuesday:
Music Theory – Assignment
Wednesday:
Writing About Literature – Reading
Thursday:
Music Theory – Assignment
Friday:
Writing About Literature – Reading
Keep in mind that I have also been asked by my French Horn instructor to try to practice at least 30 minutes a day.
Anyhow, I went home again this weekend and got to go sledding on the hill of one of my friends’ house. I got a mouthfull or so of the powdery snow, got to go flying down the slopes of the hill as speeds that I couldn’t even run, and it was a very relaxing activity. After that, we watched The Iron Giant, played Catchphrase for a little while, and then watched The Princess Bride.
Oh, and I got to go to another friends’ house on Friday night before all of the snow started. We played hide n’ seek for awhile until the two friends that I was playing with…well, let’s just say that they took a couple of years off of my life due to fright. After that, we elected to play some Halo 2 against each other.
Ordinarily, I would probably be little panicked right now because I didn’t get much done this weekend, but I instead get the feeling that I needed the downtime. Overall, as evidenced by my schedule, this week is going to be pretty uneventful, thankfully, so that will give me a chance to get ahead on writing my next essay for Writing About Literature and studying the Bible more.
Also, as a final note, I’ve picked up a couple of books from the library of the house that I live in. One of them is called Be The Change by Zach Hunter, a 15-year-old Evangelical Christian who is spearheading an effort to end worldwide slavery and oppression. Of course, the title definitely caught my attention since lately God has been teaching me that all the knowledge that I do have is useless unless I put it into practice in addition to helping me understand that while I can’t fix the many problems in our world that I observe, I can make a difference.
Secondly, I picked up Lee Strobel’s most recent work of journalism pertaining to Christianity, entitled The Case for the Real Jesus and, as usual with Strobel’s works, I’m just gobbling it up and enjoying it.
I really, really want to get some substantial work done for Kenushi Ryu soon, but I can’t make any guarantees.
Anyhow, that’s how I’m doing. God bless!
SfC
