Have You Accepted Jesus Christ As Your Personal Saviour?

I learned at church tonight that that question makes Catholics uncomfortable because we're a community-based religion and get caught up on the 'personal' bit. I'm not going to lie, going to church kind of makes me uncomfortable. Because I'm not a very good Catholic. I shouldn't even really call myself Catholic as I really don't live my everyday life as a Catholic should, except apparently once you've been baptised, you can't be un-Catholicked. So I'm probably going to Hell. Or at least burn in purgatory for a rather long time before I'm allowed into Heaven.

Tomorrow is our trip to Steve's dairy farm for my An Sc lab, which should be funtastical. Well, except for the part where I'll smell like cows. Ew.

Procrastination is Key

...to finding random shit on the internet. Enter T-Shirt Hell. Because there's just not enough classy t-shirts in the world. Okay, I admit, I was laughing the entire time. My personal favorite is the one with Bullwinkle beating the crap out of Sylvester Stalone. Because really? Another Rocky movie? Are you serious? You aren't dead yet?

I'm enjoying my Ag classes so far. An Sc 200 is my favorite, just because I love the labs, and my prof is great, and my TAs are pretty hot, and we learn cool things. Plus they're letting us milk cows and pigs for practicum. I can't wait until Reading Week...4am milking, here I come!

And now I'm just procrastinating hard core, because espanol es estupido. Mucho. ...Okay I'm done.

PS: I'm totally on Facebook now. Tear. I think.

Change of Direction

I am (or, rather, soon will be) an Aggie. I've switched some classes, and I am going to apply for readmission into AgFor this weekend. I just can't cut it in Arts econ anymore. There are too many Asians screwing me over on the curve. I can't compete with that, and I'm tired of being a C student. Thusly, I am now an AREC (Agriculture and Resource Economics) major. I think it will be fun, and it's far more applicable (well, to me, at least). We shall see how it goes. It's actually the first major decision I've ever made without discussing and consulting with my parents first. It feels weird. And like I've betrayed them somehow. Decision to go to SAL? Discussed, thought over, and decided as a family. Taking all IB except french? Family decision. Which university to go to? Family. To not do Study Abroad? Family. Major/minor? Family. To break up with Mark? Definitely family discussion, even though the final decision rested with me. Basically, my entire life's major decisions have been made as a family, with carefully looking at the benefits and drawbacks, discussion of the ramifications of each choice, and then the final decision was usually a consensus. It's really strange to make a decision all on my own. And I'm not sure if I've made the right one. But I suppose I shall just have to see how it turns out. Hopefully I haven't screwed anything up too badly.

Then and Now

2006 was...well, a pretty crappy year, all in all. There was the usual exam stresses, Skulk (which caused the entire floor to get sick), my grandma died, I broke up with my boyfriend, I ended up working 2 jobs in the summer (over 60 hours a week), I got mono,...and just so many other small things that added up to not fun. But I also got to drive down to Medicine Hat to visit Siobhan, had some fun times with Meagan at work, random fun times in Lister, and finally getting to live in an apartment this year. However, I'm fairly sure the cons outweigh the pros. It certainly feels that way, anyway.

But hey, I didn't make any resolutions, so I guess I didn't break any. I'm not sure if I should do some for this year or not. Maybe later. We'll see.

There's supposed to be a new girl moving in today. Awkward. I don't do well with new people. And neither of my other roomates are home...yikes. I'm torn between hiding in my room and going out to do errands. Hiding in my room will probably win over walking though. I've started reading the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon again, so I'll probably just sit around reading. Slash I have to make a CD for my mum and write a letter to my grandparents.

Okay, enough rambling.