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DONE UNDERGRAD

GG NO RE UWaterloo

love... it's in the air...

prayers for all the boys and girls seeking to glorify God in marriage

Thinking question

From my social psychology textbook:

"Imagine you had the power to prevent either a tidal wave that would kill 25000 people in Pakistan, a crash that would kill 250 people at your local airport, or a car accident that would kill a close friend. Which would you prevent?"

Fortunately, it's a decision we'll never have to make, but what if you did?

Text Twist adventures pt.ii

Totally just blew the 55510 record out of the water with a new high score of: 101840. Can't believe it went on that long, I was on fiah!

I eventually lost on... COLORS...darn American game... =(

Eat it, Jenn!

*takes ownership of belt of Text Twist Mastery*

Text Twist adventures

So Jenn and I are having a Text Twist contest today (which may last until exams are done) to see who can set the highest score. The game is good for studying because each game only lasts a couple minutes and you can take breaks any time. It's actually been pretty competitive, and we're not accepting help from anyone else while we play. There have definitely been times where each of us has watched the timer count down to zero on the other person's screen while we knew the 6-letter word the entire time. One time, earlier in the day, it was counting down on me and Jenn told me the word and I refused to put it in and just let it go down to zero and lost. We refuse to taint our scores.

Anyways, she is the current winner with a score of 55510 from a couple weeks ago. 

After previous runs up to about 20000 or so, I caught fire. But, alas, it came to and end, and I just lost with a score of... 52300.

Frickin' frickface. So close... so unsatisfying.

The word was MAGPIE, which I know but would never think of.

>=(

This better be one majestic scone...

It is now certain that, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the word 'epic' is being overused. According to dictionary.com, epic as an adjective is used to describe something:

1. noting or pertaining to a long poetic composition, usually centred upon a hero, in which a series of great achievements or events is narrated in elevated style
2. resembling or suggesting such poetry
3. heroic; majestic; impressively great
4. of unusually great size or extent

Yesterday, as I was deciding what to purchase from the Science CnD for breakfast:

Me: *thinking of getting a cheese bagel*

Acquaintance from my program: Mmm... I'll get a scone. *gets a scone*

Me: Are the scones good?

Acquaintance: They're epic.

This is just my thought, but the use of 'epic' to describe a scone might be a stretch.

it's just sad

there's nothing wrong

it's no one's fault

probably for the best

it's just sad

...

inside, it seems the fight is finally over

went on for awhile

tried to hang on

the hope of the possibility

outside, the wind gently tries its best

so warm and comfortable

it's been a long time

missed you

didn't know they'd be here

just a few

impossible to ignore

hard to say goodbye

it hurts

the hill finds itself quiet

in the warm breeze

peaceful

so softly do the trees rock back and forth

and

there they go

finally, they're free

one by one they leave

up

into the sweet air

...

nothing wrong

no one's to blame

for the best

still

just a bittersweet sadness