Ecumonics

I honestly don't have much to speak of today. I feel that I got a bit done but not as much as I wanted of course. I viewed a few auctions today, had some correspondance with a few people on Ebay (questions regarding auctions etc.) and let me see.... wrote two papers, cleaned up the camper, printed out a few things for classes (it's amazing the amount of paperwork I've accumulated already this semester) and all in all, just kind of tied up loose ends. I've still got quite a bit of reading I can do in my textbooks and another proposal that is due next Tuesday. I have the propsal outline written up as well as the introduction and specifications, I just have to write up and create the design! This is supposed to be a team project but I think I'll probably end up handling it all myself, though I've sent out a couple of e-mails to the other members letting them know of things and asking for suggestions if they have any.

I also watched a couple of TV shows I had on DVD, all in all I pretty much just "hung around," piddling with little stuff. I'm on Chapter 5 in Hodge's Systematic Theology. Chapter five of the introduction that is! It's the chapter on the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church, which I'm a bit interested in learning about not because there is a girl in my Digital Logic class who claimed to be Catholic (but not a very "good" one she said) when I asked her upon that subject a while back. So many branches I just don't know enough about! For example, I found out that my old Math Teacher went to Church of Christ, the only thing I know about them is that they don't use musical instruments in their worship, but as Mr. N said, that's about the only thing the RP church has in common with it though. So how do you talk to someone about it, at first I was leery but I had no idea what she believed, I need to start asking everyone to show me their doctrinal statements so I can see! :)

And that's about it. I'm going to work on the design for the circuit we need to present next Tuesday, hopefully read a little after that, and go to bed! As my brother would say: kthxbai.