Monday, August 01, 2005
So I tried to post about my type of humor, but me being the computer-illiterate yo-yo that I am, I couldn't figure out what it meant when it said that the "tag is broken" and then it just got kind of wacky from there out.
So, I will just tell you. I was 30% dark, 60% spontaneous and 16% vulgar. And that 16% is because those questions were bunk and there was only vulgar answers. How one could avoid some vulgarity score is beyond me. I prefer the innocent, fun, good-natured humor. :)
I move in in 25 days!! Hooray!
And St. Dominic's feast day is next Monday. I am praying a novena in preparation and getting excited in solidarity with the good sisters in Nashville. How beautiful!!
I bought Spirit of the Liturgy by Cardinal Ratzinger (woot!) today, and I'm really excited to read it. I really should be reading Theology of the Body to prepare myself for my class this next semester with Dr. Oatmeal, the crazy liberal feminist Quaker, but alas, there will come a day.
I will let you know how wonderful it is, and probably share some exciting excerpts as I run across them.
Elizabeth and I are going to do something relatively constructive.
Tomorrow: Mexican fiesta, with the menu consisting of:
Fried plantains with guacamole
Sweet corn tomalito (Chevy's style)
Ole!
Caritas et veritas, or, more properly for the mood, caridad y verdad.
So, I will just tell you. I was 30% dark, 60% spontaneous and 16% vulgar. And that 16% is because those questions were bunk and there was only vulgar answers. How one could avoid some vulgarity score is beyond me. I prefer the innocent, fun, good-natured humor. :)
I move in in 25 days!! Hooray!
And St. Dominic's feast day is next Monday. I am praying a novena in preparation and getting excited in solidarity with the good sisters in Nashville. How beautiful!!
I bought Spirit of the Liturgy by Cardinal Ratzinger (woot!) today, and I'm really excited to read it. I really should be reading Theology of the Body to prepare myself for my class this next semester with Dr. Oatmeal, the crazy liberal feminist Quaker, but alas, there will come a day.
I will let you know how wonderful it is, and probably share some exciting excerpts as I run across them.
Elizabeth and I are going to do something relatively constructive.
Tomorrow: Mexican fiesta, with the menu consisting of:
Fried plantains with guacamole
Sweet corn tomalito (Chevy's style)
Ole!
Caritas et veritas, or, more properly for the mood, caridad y verdad.
