the Unexpressed Advantage

I'm not usually into doing picture posts; this mostly because I don't have a good Camera. Went to the Rodeo on Saturday though and borrowed Vanya's camera for a while so I figured I'd post some of the outcomes. The rodeo was pretty cool, I must say. Especially when they said, "we like to pray to our Lord Jesus before we get started". I'm sure that wouldn't have gone over very well in Vancouver. Cowboy culture. You gotta love it.

It was hot. I mean like 29 degree hot (that's 90 Fahrenheit). I'm not sure what's going to happen when I move back to California. Most likely I'll melt.

Note: this blog is a "rant" of sorts. If you don't like rants, don't read this.

I find it interesting, of course, that now that I have plenty of free time to write whatever I want, I don't have anything to write about. This must change, and it must change. To quote the words of my pastor here,

"Danny, we must see this change. It must change Danny and we must do it!"

That could basically be implied to any situation. I'm really just pointing out that he likes to call me Danny and use the word "must".

Today I was riding on a bus, and in the middle of the bus (sorry this is taking so long to write, my fingers are frozen), there's this accordion section that bends and spins around when the bus is turning or when it goes over bumps. It's like an island in the middle of the bus that's kind of floating there.¹Needless to say, when I can, I like to ride in the accordian-y part of the bus. In the accordion circle, there are two benches, with two seats each. They are facing each other.

I dunno if anyone is folowing along, but I'm about two and a half hours away from finishing and turning in my last final and finishing another term here at regent. If you wanna cheer me on, here is your chance!

uhh….

cheering?

Update after the Jump

Who does this look like shreding on the Les Paul

Point of Clarification. On the right side of my blog it says, "not THE CLAP!!!"

It occurs to me that out of context that could be taken in the wrong way.

So I'm going to clarify, point by point.

1. I was at a lecture last night when we had a very long and sometimes standing ovation for my professor, Mark Davies, who was giving his final lecture as a professor at Regent College.