Today I finished my last class of the fall term of 2007. It has been a really great semester.
I think I only have two regrets, and a couple of realizations.

Regrets:
i. One is not sharing with my turtleneck tanline prof, as he had asked in the comments section of my last assignment why I choose to use a bible verse as an example. Maybe I will have him again.
ii. I don't think I learned more about God over the past three months. Or if I have, it is only head knowledge, not at the heart (feelings/faith) level. Which makes me sad. :(. Also, confused, and unsure of how to change what may be the initial stages of a trend.

Realizations:
I may have become more anti-social than ever before. Or at least I do not feel my time is consumed by spending time with people, particularly those who aren't included in my dg/prayer group/y.a./s.t. This means I have developed great relationships with two of my housemates, who also love homework. I don't really view this as a negative thing though, as I still believe I have socialized, and have made some new close friends...maybe my perspective is different as I am no longer in first year constantly meeting new older people, because I have become an older person, or because my house is no longer the frosh social location, or because our y.a. group no longer spends 12hours together each Sunday.

Over the past two weeks I have become much more relaxed with essays. Ex. I almost forgot to hand in a term paper today, placing it in the drop box 15 min before it closed. I'm not sure I like this apathy, as it means I could become a bad steward of my time. However, I do enjoy my 7/8 hours of sleep incomparison to all nighters.

Umm...I really wanted to have a third one... So it will how much I like Nellie Furtado. Particularly her song, Try. SOooooOOOO Good.

Oh. and something I got to do last week that I really love, was Winter Conference Promo at Weekly Meeting. Heart. It was really cool talking to my friend Henry today, hearing how he is praying that Carleton will send 40 people down to Toronto this Christmas. This is great because it is a higher prayer goal than I have been praying for, and he has never even gone to WC previously. I find it exciting to know of others desiring for their friends to be going to receive the training (and fun) without even personally experiencing it themselves. I'm actually not sure if that makes sense. I'll hope so.