Spring is in the Air

Friends and Family, oh how I have missed you.

I am finishing up the third to last week of normal classes this semester. That means a few things:
1) I have been away from my computer to write everything down...
2) There are only Two regular weeks left.
3) I only have one final (I think)
4) But I have 3 presentations, and an Elevator to get working before the end of the two weeks.
5) Summer is approaching and I am still internshipless.

On that note, I would like to take a moment to thank all of you who have gone out of your way to do some leg work for me. I really do appreciate the long distance support.

6) Easter is almost here!

I got a box today with a Jabba the Hutt on it, which can only mean one thing: My mother sent me something. I am guessing she has an abundance of Episode I stickers that she is using up. I have received a Watto, a Battle Droid, a Queen Amidala... any way... off topic! In this box contained one of my all time favorite Easter things: Butterhorns! AH! I didn't think I was going to get any this year! Thank you Mom!! Also included were Robin Eggs (yes, my favorite Easter candy) and the Starburst Jelly Bean (which I will fight anyone who claims there are better Jelly Beans). Thank you mother! I am starting to get in the mood for such a great observance, some might argue that the point of the season is not childish Easter bunny things, that we should be focusing on the Cross, and the sacrifice of Jesus. I would argue that this box, while containing theologically trivial things, puts me right in to the Lenten spirit. It is like eating on of mothers Christmas sugar cookies, it takes me back to Christmas. The non-Jesus Easter things, puts me in the mindset of Sun Rise services and reflecting on how wonderful the life given to me is, how my transgressions have been spoken for... needless to say. I love Easter.

This evening I am leading yet another YadGrad movie night. We will be watching Equilibrium for those of you who are playing along at home.

Chelsea! and Caleb! I tried making X-Wing and Tie Fighter Cookies last night... I did something wrong, they are a little tricky to get right, and most of them were too thin... but still awesome! Thank you again! Also, I am extending the coveted gift of blog writer-ship to you, if you would like to write a post about your trip!

I have some great pictures of Skanda and myself. He needed a hair cut, and cut it in to a Mr. T Mohawk. It is awesome.

For those of you up to snuff with my younger maternal cousin, he is in Cleavland at the moment for a National Gymnastics competition. I may just have to head over to Cleavland to see him. I may just have to stop here as well....