Yesterday got off to a late start. My printer ran out of yellow ink so it wouldn't let me print my paper, in black ink. The first computer I tried in the computer lab was frozen and the second was disconnected from the printer. So I stopped at the library and that printer was out of paper. By the time I got someone to refill it and printed my paper I was ten minutes late for class. I could have not even gone since it was a group presentation day and a few groups ran long so I didn't even have to go anyway. On the bright side, as a wise lady told me, I was probably ten minutes away from getting hit by a car or slipping and falling or something and running late probably saved my life. My English class was a blast because the guest speakers were awesome. And L.G. (or is it L.J.), was so friendly. And inspirational. All I can say is that particular two hours totally made up for that whole printers hate me debacle.
Moving on, my first nations history teacher finally got on board with the rest of the class and realized our textbook was a total bore and not very interesting so we no longer have to read it. Yay I guess. If only he had realized this before everyone in class had to shell out thirty bucks for the stupid thing. At least it counts as a reference for that paper I'm supposed to write now.
I could have been doing homework this morning after class but I sort of just sat around in my room watching t.v. Glenn Beck was pretty good today. He said something about the scripture being a weapon in our arsenal and other cool things that got me thinking. So I picked up my bible and randomly opened it and came across Psalm 83 which I thought was surprisingly relevant. The Bible is in the public domain so I could put down what it said right here but I'm a lazy person and I don't want to retype the whole thing. Just take it from me, relevant and you should look it up yourself. Psalm 83. Page 538 if you've got one of those pocket sized gideon bibles those guys are always giving out in front of schools. Meantime I've got some homework to do.
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