the glorious life of a college student (part deux)
So starteth my second semester at Flagler college, and it looks a mite brighter than last semester (although forecasts are too hazy this early on to tell). I am actually typing while in one of my classes, so I am taking a big risk with being sneaky and acting real cool under pressure.
So far, the transition back into my life here is going smooth. Yesterday, I went with Pat (I put his name in here because it makes Jon laugh) to West King and handed out some sandwiches and prayed with some of the men and women living there. It was a good pick-me-up for the day, and afterwards Pat and I discussed the Apocryphal books and whether or not they belong in the Bible and what significances they have. As it turns out, Flagler library has a great deal of books on religious themes. I picked up "Three Tretises" by Martin Luther, because I thought it might be an interesting read, and also because my history is a little vague during the Reformation.The last two paragraphs had to be saved during my class, because I didn't want to be typing while my teacher was talking. It is now several hours later, and yet another change has happened in my life. I cut the long, luscious locks of hair that covered my head like an auburn crown. I must say though, I have missed not having to push the hair out of my eyes and worrying about clogging up the shower drain, like my sisters used to do (and probably still do, unless they have both shaved their heads). I am about ready to go to my next and final class of the week. It's really nice to just have 4 days of school, instead of 5.
Well, I better get going now. If you faithful readers could keep me in your prayers, I would appreciate it (I really need a job). Ta-ta for now!
-brodie
