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Rocks Rock!

So just out of curiosity, and because I had a couple minute before I have to head to work, I went on ebay and searched for a rock hammer. They are way cheaper than I thought they'd be! One of these days, I'm going to invest in a good one. But probably not until post-mission, as I technically won't need it until then anyway. Unless for some reason I take it to Alaska...hmm.... idears!

Anyway, I took a geology test today, and it was a breeze. I love having a 4-credit class that I love and have an A in...partially because I love it, and partially because it takes some stress off of my math class, because this will balance it out. Though I'm not doing as badly in math as I thought I was! But i guess we'll see how this next test goes, which I think I am going to take on Saturday. It's going to be a busy weekend! James and I have quite the adventure planned for Saturday evening...just wait for pictures :) I hope it works out, because it'll be a hoot!

In other news, Red Sox season is coming up! April 6, in Boston, against the Devil Rays. I plan on commandeering my apartment TV that night, and you know I'll be wearing my Sox hat all day in support! Go Bo Sox! Which reminds me... I've had the song "Sweet Caroline" stuck in my head all day, because James told me that they played it at BYU Baseball last night. Silly! That started in Fenway!

Well, work time. Then organ practice (I've been a slacker lately). Then the night only gets busier!
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  1. Patty OgdenMarch 30, 2009 at 10:49 AM

    Boston Red Sox????????? Since when do you follow the Sox???? I thought our whole family were rebels and followed the Yankees????? Funny! And I hope you blogged about your Saturday night because I'm really curious.

    And who sang Sweet Caroline anyway? Was it Neil Diamond?

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