Tuesday, November 11, 2008

cold as .....................<-wow thats a lot of dots

its forty here with seventy percent humidity and i haven't seen the sun in an unexagerrated(is that even a word?) two weeks. i've never been in a more depressing place and i long for those purple mountains and alabaster cities all those songs lie about. if chicago was a popcicle it would be a dirty, freezer-burned, orange soda one, served of course with fried chickenfrom a mafia owned restaurant. on a lighter note i now found out that the only way to get root beer extract in chicago is by going through your local people. the stores have every other type of flavoring and extract but aparently fat tony decided that root beer extract was the key to shutting down the police force. kind of a random thing for the mafia to control if you ask me, but now i have an excuse not to make homemade rootbeer, other than the obvious reason of laziness. also i'm trying to think af a hobby that i can adopt that will occupy five hours of everyday from now until february. it's against the rules of our mission to go out past dark, and since it gets dark at four-thiry, five ish, that leaves a lot of down time. any suggestions?

4 comments:

jolyn said...

Idle time is never good. Study scriptures more in depth , memorize several each night, chart things historically, doesn't the mission have a scripture learning or reading program? Develop an exercise program very physical. Learn to cook more things/write a cookbook, Write in Journal.
Sing good songs. Read the family histories I sent........
write to your family those newsy letters, or just letters that are boring, even your nieces & nephews would enjoy hearing from you. Write your life history. Read the conference talks. Church quiz games with comp. the most important, is to just schedule all these things and five hours will be gone!!! Your devoted and intense mother

Joe Buck said...

Are you serious that you cannot go out after dark--?

Shane said...

Sounds like we should send you study books for Christmas :-)

Kirk and Christy said...

Luckily, mom covered all the basics.