thoughts of the day

1. snow... really? are you kidding me?
2. way to be classy, mr. biden. can respect be measured in negative numbers?

ok, so there's only two. my day was spent mostly thinking about drugs and counting pills at work. i'm curious to see how this healthcare thing will affect everything. i haven't really formed an opinion yet, mostly because i feel really uninformed as to what was actually in the bill. i guess time will tell...

on another note, i have finally organized a book club. if you would like to be part of it, let me know. the group is in farmington, but if you don't live here, you can still read along if you want to. :)

everything's a crisis

i've been getting a little frustrated with people lately. maybe it's because i've been watching too much tv, but it seems like everything is supposed to be so horrible and we all should be terrified of dying from swine flu or the economy or climate change or whatever it may be. well, i'm here to say that life is not as bad as the comentators are telling us it is. and i think everything would be a lot better and everyone would be a lot happier if more focus was put on the positive. i'm so sick of hearing about negative things. not everything is a crisis. so there. that's my opinion.

here's a little something to make you smile:

Doctrine & Covenants 6:34-

Therefore, fear not, little flock; do good; let earth and hell combine against you, for if ye are built upon my rock, they cannot prevail.

scary question

who do you vote for when the prospect of either candidate as president makes you want to scream like a girl and flee the country? not that it matters what i think, because of the electoral college and the fact that i live in "liberalville", my vote won't matter much. but still...

i am one of those mysterious undecided voters, who theoretically could be swayed to join either side, but in reality, will make the last minute decision based on a combination of my upbringing and my gut instinct of who will do the least amount of damage to the country and to the world. the polls have no way of predicting the reasoning behind that one.

maybe i am crazy, but i can't wait until the election is over, and the decision has been made, and we can all proceed to deal with the consequences. any suggestions on where i should go if i decide to flee?

(these are my thoughts as i am also simultaneously pondering why people at church understood my halloween costume, but people at work didn't, and thus led to much lamer costumes winning the company costume contest. am i an elitist? yeah for halloween...)