Burbujas de Armonía

"Trust in Him at all times, O people; pour out your hearts to Him, for God is our refuge." Psalm 62:8

Sunday, August 14, 2005

Tubing yesterday was a lot more fun than I had expected. Mostly, it was a relaxing afternoon, just floating and letting the river take me where it wanted. Occasionally there were rapids, but very mild. The most exciting part of our tubage was when, suddenly, it began to rain!...and it poured....and for one brief moment, it was painful because of how hard it was coming down. And what were we to do? We're floating in the river, with a hundred others, trees all around. So we kept floating, and I just laughed because it was so ridiculous! And exciting! I doubt I'll have an experience quite like that again. The rain only lasted 10ish minutes, which was good. That amount was enjoyable. Too much more may have been, well, too much.

School doesn't begin for another week, and yet I already I find myself overwhemled with things to do simply because I've been putting them off. So, in honor of Procrastination, here's a quote that too many of us may relate to:

I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by. ~Douglas Adams

Votre grenouille a mangé mon dejeuner. :o) Vive l'Pérou!

5 Comments:

At 15/8/05 3:23 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

That reminds me of the time I went punting in Cambridge, and the sky opened up on us...

 
At 15/8/05 9:48 PM, Blogger Amy said...

Punting? What's punting?

 
At 15/8/05 10:57 PM, Blogger Me said...

Its going on those boats on rivers in England. Its also what football teams do when its fourth down and they're not in fieldgoal range.

We had awesome summer showers about once a summer at Calvin Crest. I loved them. Other people looked at me strangely when I came to dinner soak, though.

 
At 15/8/05 11:45 PM, Blogger Amy said...

Wow, Rachel played football in Cambridge??...in the rain???

 
At 16/8/05 7:20 AM, Blogger Lindsay said...

tee hee.... cool! Hey, are we ever going to get a hint as to what some of those phrases translate as? Or should I use an online service and just try it out?

 

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