Heh Heh remember that first futurama episode where Fry and Bender first meet in a suicide booth and the Tress Macneille like voice says that the booths have been serving people since 2008? Well its 2009, where are they? I guess no one wanted to try the idea. I guess thats good though, no one should die that way, I'd rather do it in my sleep.

Now that my moment of Morbidness is out of the way I thought i should share my past two weeks with you all. So for two weeks I took two classes so I could get them out of the way I want to graduate next spring and get the damn batchelors degree and run around the world or something I don't know yet. But I took two classes. One called World Religions and the other Geology of National Parks. Now the first one World Religions was pretty uneventful. It went from 4:30 til 9:50 at night which would have been great if my teacher used power point or showed movies to make it interesting. Instead I had to hear his boring voice for five hours and doodle in my notebook while jelousy filled me as I watched people use the internet on their laptops.

Now the class that was really interesting was my Geology of National Parks class, it was on friday, saturday and sunday and we had to do field trips. Now I love exploring places so I found this to be a great opportunity, plus I had with me so she made it interesting as well. Two exciting places included The Florissant fossil beds national monument just over Pikes Peak. Its an interesting little place with lots of cool dead trees. My teacher is 69 years old and he was in better shape than all of us. He made us climb this steep cliff and it was steep enough to take our breath away but he proved how tough he was by getting to the top by the time we were halfway there. But once we got to the top we were met with some cool signs of Elk, Bear, porcupine and Badger. Most of it in the form of poop. Yeah that was the highlight of that trip let me tell you.

Any way the cooler trip we did was to Rocky Mountain National Park. We almost got up to 10,000 feet and saw some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Glaciers everywhere and a clear lake that just made you want to sit there and write a story or something. Yeah it was great. And what was cool was that there was still snow on the trail so yeah I got to see snow in late June, it's probably still there too, especially since I was there on Sunday. What was amazing was that it was 70 there so the snow could have easily melted but I guess the position of the sun changed that.

So yeah that's what I've been up to for the past few weeks, hopefully everything will quiet down a little until August. But you never know with me.


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