If I have seen farther than others, it is because I was standing on the shoulder of giants.
Guess who's gonna be a Municipal Liaison for National Novel Writing Month 2009? :DI'm so excited/overwhelmed/ecstatic. I've already read through the whole ML Guide to Life in lieu of studying for a theology test later this week. I'm ready to see Lynchburg, VA listed among the regions for NaNo '09. I'm so excited to get our forums going so we can all meet one another and plan kick-off parties, write-ins, and TGIO extravaganzas. :)Now I've just gotta figure out how I'm gonna juggle my most difficult semester ever, a new job, dorm leadership, and writing a novel in November. -headdesk-Did I mention my current state of combined enthusiasm and distress?

I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.
It's been so long since I blogged. This is my third week back at Liberty for the fall semester of my junior year, and I can already tell it's going to be one of the most challenging semesters of my undergrad career. I'm taking:Theology 202 at 7:40 a.m. Enough said.Western Civilizations, taught by one of the most intimidatingly intelligent history professors I've ever encountered.Philosophy 201. One of our textbooks concerns the philosophy behind The Matrix trilogy. Enough said.Biology... I would argue "enough said" here, but honestly, my professor is so enthusiastic and really such a great teacher that I'm not really dwelli