Though I'm rather overwhelmed right now, it hasn't always been so -- this is how my day began:
Beautiful, isn't it? And then we talked about happiness in Philosophy, though not very satisfactorily. I think we resolved it that you can be happy...maybe? In Heaven, for sure, and on earth, possibly. But it was a fun discussion. :) And this afternoon we had the last Lit choir rehearsal before the concert, which is always nerve-wracking and exciting at the same time. We're ready!
Please pray for my project of handing out the HLA fliers: there is no soliciting on campus, publications sent to student mailboxes must be advertising a particular club event, and the Student Center is a "paper-free facility." So I think my last option is to take this off-campus (and maybe leave a few stray ones behind me in the library); I'm hoping that I get enough volunteers to make it doable and don't get the pro-life in trouble in the process!
To close, I must add that the ASC really isn't a paper-free facility -- this commercial came to mind:
P.S. I forgot to mention today's great quote -- it takes a little background info, so stay with me here. Dr. Coulter mentioned that upper-level philosophy courses are made mostly of men with a few women (one of his courses had only one girl: his daughter). He then said how, if he was a student and the positions were reversed, he wouldn't have liked to be the only male in a class of thirty students, and he looked to the guys for agreement: you wouldn't want to be the only boy in a class of all girls, right? And one of my classmates said, "Why not? That's, like, 29 numbers!" General outcry/uproar; it was pretty hilarious. :D
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