But those who wait for the Lord [who expect, look for, and hope in Him] shall change and renew their strength and power; they shall lift their wings and mount up [close to God] as eagles [mount up to the sun]; they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint or become tired. - Isaiah 40:31 (Amplified)
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Internet, you are failing your job, which is to amuse me. I suppose I could go do my homework, which is what I'm trying not to do right now. I don't want to! But I know that if I don't right now, I will regret it later. And I don't want to regret it later. But I don't want to read about the varied meanings of liturgical processions in 12th century Rome when I'm on Spring Break! And I am not exaggerating. That is the exact subject of the articles I have been assigned to read. Blah!
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Wow…I have (among other things, like a finite math quiz and poli-sci peer reviews) an essay on Jungian literary criticism, which sounds almost as confusing as medieval liturgical processions. And I should get some of it done today, so it's not hanging over my head during break, but I really don't want to. Oy.
ReplyDelete(Also, I don't know why I find your concluding "Blah!" quite so funny, but I do.)