St. Joe's..

Id like to start off today by giving a special thanks to everyone who sent me encouragement this week. I really appreciated the fact that you guys took the time out of your busy schedules to make my week better. Now, you may be wondering why I have pictures of a Roman Catholic church on here!?! The answer is this: I was surfing the web on my ultra-cool surf board and I came across my old school! St. Joseph's Elementary school. It was this private catholic school that my mom worked really hard to put my sister and I into when I was in grades 2 and 3. I pretty much hated the school, but I got real smart! And its cool to look back on where I came from. The pictures are of the chapel that we used to have to go to all the time. The benches were hard, yet I always managed to sleep through the services (For all those who dont know me, I have a history of sleeping during church). I especially liked the fact tho that I could recall looking at all the little details that are still the same in the church. I always would stare at the statue of Jesus hanging on the wall, but could never really figure out why he was so important! I remember this one time, my teacher gave me a book on the Easter story, and I went to read it.. but I figured that I knew enough about the easter bunny, and the gorey pictures of Jesus weren't so appealing... so I tossed the book in my closet and never read it.

Kids are funny little creatures. hehe. So not much has really been happening this week. I am taking a course this weeked to become a lisenced flagger! Yep, by the end of the weekend I will be eligable to get a job as a TCP (traffic control person). Im stoked about it. One step closer to doing something with my days! School is going relatively well. I am not too far behind on my reading yet, and my UCFV classes dont start until tuesday evening. I guess the latest news would be that I am STILL sick with strep throat. I defiantely have been fighting it since the last week in december! Im hoping that the third round of antibiotics will do the trick! If not, then its out with the toncils! (i cant spell that). I really wouldnt mind being under the knife for a bit, but I dont think I can afford the time off school; although, it would be a good change to get lots of rest, and I would get a lot of reading done. Perhaps this isnt a bad idea!

But then to take into consideration the scary part about being "under the knife". The boys at bible study tonight scared me a little when they offered to do the surgery... it seemed like they were not sure how to do it cuz i dont think throat surgery should kill someone! So there shouldnt be a need to massage my heart to bring me back to life! geeze. People just dont understand how it is done. Haha. So tell me fellow bloggers and readers... if you had to have a random surgery, what would you most prefer to have done? Feel free to comment your answers! or e-mail them to me at doyoulovethee@hotmail.com . Maybe i'll blog about your answer next!