Soooooooo...

Sweaty. I went to replace the U-Joints in my truck (so that I could install a shift kit in my transmission later in the week), but my jack decided it wasn't going to have any part in it. 

Been teaching kids how to not filet themselves when using knives in a kitchen. So far I've been successful. Now I'm going through 16 weeks of menus for the coming school year making tweaks to them for submission for approval. Should be done in another hour or so, which is good as I am getting a massive headache from staring at a computer screen for hours on end.

Also, probably going to be buying a house in the next few months. So that's exciting.

We're looking at these two houses right now:
house 1
house 2

Pretty good. Got good sleep, still have a decent job.

Busy, last week I was in South Carolina giving training on a waterjet and this week I am in Illinois getting trained on our newest waterjets. next week?  Who knows?

Workin' on two pieces of research. Getting crap together for a third. 

After procrastinating for a few hours I went out and pulled my driveshaft, only to find out one of the U-Joints a store sold me is not the right side. So I hope they will exchange it for the right one and I can fix my truck tomorrow. Until then, I am going to watch TV and drink some crappy Miller Lite.

Gatyr wrote: __sneaky__ wrote: I found out this morning the philosophy paper I have spent all week procrastinating isn't due for another two days - which was exciting. What sort of philosophy?

The kind that involves philosophizing.

^^^ That's how I roll.

Gatyr wrote: __sneaky__ wrote: I found out this morning the philosophy paper I have spent all week procrastinating isn't due for another two days - which was exciting. What sort of philosophy?

We were talking about free will vs determinism, but we're about to start the final section of the course and start looking at arguments for and against the existence of god.

I did a class on Derrida and Gadamer this past spring term. It was very interesting and it was certainly a mental workout after a few years of boring PoliSci (I swear, the people they let into college these days, but that's another post...), but I will say this: The thing I learned the most about in that class was light. I often got kind of lost and had to let my mind wander to get a grip on concepts, and the room was high up above the skyline of the city, facing west, and class was at sunset, so I spent a lot of time thinking about the complex light patterns int he room and how I could apply them to my photography. Point being, no matter where you are or what you are doing, there are lessons to be learned if you are willing to look.