"I have always tried to hide my efforts and wished my works to have a light joyousness of springtime which never lets anyone suspect the labors it has cost me." Henri Matisse. Well it is finally here spring break. I so cannot wait for the week to be over and to catch up on my sleep. Also, to catch up on my story that I’m writing. That I have been writing since freshman year. I also plan to see my friends and hang out with them for a while. I plan to play with my nephew and have fun with my brothers.
Quote Of The Week:
A sense of humor... is needed armor. Joy in one's heart and some laughter on one's lips is a sign that the person down deep has a pretty good grasp of life.
Hugh Sidey
Hugh Sidey
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Saint Patrick's Day
St. Patrick was a Christian saint who was a priest in Ireland who converted the Irish to Christianity. St. Patrick was born in Great Britain in the year 387 A.D. to wealthy parents. When St. Patrick was 16 years old he was captured by Irish raiders and taken captive. The Irish raiders took him to Ireland and made him a slave to work in the fields for 6 years. During St. Patrick's 6 years of captivity he turned to his religion for help and became closer to god through prayer. 6 years after St. Patrick was captured he had a dream that told him to leave Ireland according to his writings. After 6 years of captivity he escaped and it is believed that he walked almost 200 miles to the Irish coast and went back to Great Britain. When St. Patrick got back to Great Britain he was greeted by all of his friends but instead of spending time with them he went to a monastery to become a priest. St. Patrick had another dream telling him to return to Ireland as a missionary. After 15 years of religious training he was finally ready to go back Ireland. St. Patrick went to Ireland to convert the Irish to Christianity and to help the Christians already in Ireland to become closer to god. When St. Patrick got to Ireland he realized that the Irish wouldn't convert right away, so he decided to include ancient Irish cultures in Christianity. St. Patrick lived the rest of his life in Ireland and working as a missionary. St. Patrick died on March 17, 460 A.D.
Monday, March 2, 2009
15 things that I want to do
1. Make it to the top of the rock climbing wall in the grain silo.
2. Be more active in my youth group.
3. To receive a report cart with nothing lower than a B.
4. Visit the Museum of Science and Industry.
5. I like to learn how to drive a bobsled.
6. I would like to attend college.
7. I would like to try and water ski.
8. I would love to fly in an air plane.
9. Own a replica of Kit (car).
10. Own a laptop.
11. Play a saxophone.
12. To really understand HTML.
13. Have a job.
14. I would like a bigger room.
15. I would like to have a cell phone to call my very own.
2. Be more active in my youth group.
3. To receive a report cart with nothing lower than a B.
4. Visit the Museum of Science and Industry.
5. I like to learn how to drive a bobsled.
6. I would like to attend college.
7. I would like to try and water ski.
8. I would love to fly in an air plane.
9. Own a replica of Kit (car).
10. Own a laptop.
11. Play a saxophone.
12. To really understand HTML.
13. Have a job.
14. I would like a bigger room.
15. I would like to have a cell phone to call my very own.
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