| It took me a whole minute to figure out how to make a new journal entry.... -__-
So I was looking at this site and I realized I haven't updated this since college began. Other than the cool Saddam transformation thing (dang it just hit me that this website thinks I look like Saddam =/ ) and a Red Sox entry a whole month after they won the world series, no one knows where or what I've been doing! No need to worry my faithful readers... I am alive and well! Umass is infinite times better than I had initially expected, Amherst is a great town, and God has blessed me with many new relationships!
Man I guess I don't really have that much to say. Or maybe I'm just bad at public journaling. I can't wait to come back to Boston! Talk to me then, I promise I'll have more things to say!
Oh wait I do.... first lesson learned in college = laundry stinks. no pun intended mwuahahahahaa PEACE!
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| So, how about them Red Sox? 
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| It's all over... 
So I got bored (go figure) and i decided to name all the teachers i ever had the last six years... a trip down memory lane
sixie year hr 226 byron
english - skerritt
reading - moran
math - gribaudo
latin - devin
earth science - jacobson
8th grade hr 018 wetherby
english - sanford
math - wetherby
latin - wight
us history - martin
spanish - williams
9th grade hr 303? luis
english - linnehan
math - wilson
latin - glover
world history - turpin
spanish - shannon
biology - wood
10th grade hr 212 mccourt
english - skerritt
math - stengel
latin - schoolmaster smith
us history - forman
spanish - hauck
physics - southwick
11th grade hr 102 sanford
english - petty
math - bilodeau/dc
spanish - sullivan
ap us history - kirkpatrick
ap gov - powell
physics - osoweicki
12th grade hr 102 sanford
english - viola tolbert devil johnson
math - eric simoneau
spanish - dr james
ap econ - bonds
ap compsci - bilodeau
facing history - freemanjud
good stuff. that was fun. i should do that more often. man, do i have a life or what?
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| "To pray is to change. Prayer is a the central avenue God uses to transform us."
- Richard Foster
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