January: A rapid detox from Ethics class can be achieved with immediate lunch with the guys.
February: Sometimes you can feel very small while standing by the ocean, or anywhere in Dubai.
March: If a guy you are interested tells you that he knows all the words to Les Miserables, take it as a red flashing light.
April: A Masters Thesis is an invitation, not a bookend.
May: Never presume you are locked out when a door shuts unexpectedly; but if you drive over the river to get your key, enjoy the sunset on the bridge.
June: Haitians live by the hand of grace, at the mercy of a few individuals and a system with only gleans of redemption and hope.
July: Hoosiers love basketball. And for street signs? Not so much.
August: There’s nothing that can’t be cared for while sitting in an Adirondack chair on the porch.
September: Like life, the cholla cactus may at first appear to be one animal, but it is really another.
October: Even while dressed in Notre Dame gear, it is ok to start cheering for UW half way through the game: loyalty always surfaces.
November: The wealthiest county in the US, Fairfax County, can still be capable of great things - - such as being responsible for the first use of the words “President-Elect Obama!”
December: Unlike intestinal parasites, the gesture of hospitality can make you a victim of the host’s pathology, but in loving friendship all things can be conqured.
1 comment:
Last night my son was helping my with laundry. Every time he put an item in the washing machine he said, "Baska-baw." It's in our blood. And no, we don't care much for street signs either.
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