"April Wisdom"

Let us dedicate April to learning new things, that includes things within the Bible of course! I was laying in my bed thinking; "What else could we do with April?". Then "April Fools" rolled into my mind, I decided to reverse it into April Wisdom, and presto!

On the personal front, im fine, I just have alot of work to do, my electives are extremely demanding with 500-800 word essays that have to be pretty much perfect, exhausting. We are planning on going saltwater fishing in the gulf of Mexico before long, it will be my first time, I am quite excited. The man who is getting us a guide has went out and caught sharks nearly everytime, the fish are huge. Hopefully I won't get too exhausted from the trip, that and I pass out usually from sea sickness if I do not take something.

I've passed out in walmarts in colorado at about 11,000 feet from the altitude, on the U.S.S. Alabama in of course, Alabama. At Pensecola Beach in Florida watching the blue angels (Jet Fighter Team) from the heat and humidity. Needless to say I pass out alot from that, here at home im usually fine (Right outside of Houston), my biggest issue would be these demonic fireants, they seem to want to kill me anytime I open a door, their there waiting to sting, the little devils. Im about to take a can of gasoline and have mine vengeance, extreme style with a pack of matches.

We are also in the process of having a new home built; 2,594 sq. ft. two story. If you go to brighton homes website, you can look up the "Vera Cruz" model, thats the one were having built. Should be only a couple months, maybe three. Their framing up the mould for the slab this week. Here at home the time line is still threatening, were treating the lawn in front to try and get the patches of dead grass to releive, so far the grass is coming right back to life with a few fertilizing treatments. We still have alot of "Johnson" grass, the pain in the rear cluster growth type. Here is a VERY large one, http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/chf/outreach/VMG/images/johngrass.gif Taking forever to pull it up, hundreds of clumps, all only about 2 inches tall, looks like normal grass unless you get close and really look at it, not glance, then it looks very...well, ugly.

Well, ive written enough, I may make another entry later tonight, but for now I have a 93 question test on Texas history staring me in the face, God help me, because this is going to be a long test.