Hmm....what to write? Physics is kicking my butt for one. The class average for the last test was somewhere around 50. I did slightly better than that so I feel alright about my grade, but holy moly that kind of crap is discouraging. That's life though, right?
Yesterday was a Man vs. Wild Father's day marathon. For those of you not familiar with Bear Grylls, he's pretty much the most amazing man on this here planet. I only got to see a few episodes, but I sure do love it. That guy can do everything!!!! Freaking incredible. When was the last time you got stuck in the French alps without any gear and jumped into a frozen lake just to show that you can? Ha. Love it.
That's why he is the man going against the wild.
Wow! It's been a while since I've been on here. Sorry about that. I did have a really good weekend though. I got to spend lots of time with the love of my life (Aimee of course) which I really love to do. It wasn't anything too crazy. We did a little hiking with her family, a little grocery shopping, a little sleeping in. It was just...nice.
Hiking was great. We went up to donut falls. It's a nice easy hike with a neat waterfall at the top that falls through a hole in the rock. (hence the name donut falls) We climbed up to the falls getting really wet in the freezing water, but it was just awesome. The only thing that would have made it better is less people. I guess that's what happens though when you hike to a popular waterfall on a Saturday morning during the summer. We also had a little picnic as we watched a bike race in Sugarhouse park after the hike. All in all it was just a good day.
I can't think of anything else so I guess that's it.
Until next time...
I don't know how those crazy scientists did it. How did Einstein understand the laws of the universe? How did Newton figure out his little laws of motion? (I especially like F=ma) My physics professor was talking about how Mozart started writing minuets at age 5. Wait a second, age 5? Is that possible. Most kids are worried about pooping at age 5 let alone writing music. Anyways, back to my professor. He was talking about how Mozart, like Einstein and Newton were born with this great understanding of music and science, respectively. So, this made me wonder. What was I born for? Do I have some hidden thing deep inside me somewhere just waiting to be discovered? or am I just a regular guy trying to make my way? I kinda wish for the first of the two. What is it though? When will I find it? No, I'm not talking about what I will do for a living for the rest of my life. I want to know if there is one thing that I just really understand naturally without much effort. I have always seen myself as a sort of Jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none kind of guy so it makes me wonder. Do I have the mental capacity to discover some fundamental law of physics or write an opera or develop some new medical procedure? I hope so, but it's hard to imagine. I guess it'll be a little bit difficult until I can at least get the basic scientific knowledge part under my belt right? I'm working on it don't worry.
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