What a Saturday!

Lunch with Garrett at Dublin Square: they have a yummy vegetarian pasta thing that was quite fantastic.
Meeting with Caitlin, the girl I'm mentoring for Church Confirmation, at Shuler's to chat.
Shopping with Kellly: $5 jeans at Meijer's!
Dinner with Ellises and Alec: Yay for Ruby Tuesday's salad bar!
And then I got to come home to web programming for my PA, researching and writing for my PA, and studying for my international relations midterm while watching "An Ideal Husband."
An excellent day, all in all.

Or only 10

I ended up only biking 10 miles yesterday. Walked with a friend from one appointment to another across campus, and then stole a ride part of the way home. I did, though, also dance rave for about 45 minutes (very badly, I will note, but RING threw a Rave and I needed to make an appearance) and then ice skate for an hour and fifteen (open skate at Munn). So I think I managed to fill my quota of physical activity.

13 Miles!

I have mapped it out. I will be biking thirteen miles tonight. Woohoo!

This might be a bit more enjoyable if it weren't snowing. Don't get me wrong. I love the snow. It's gorgeous. But umm...seriously. At least it's decently warm. Yesterday was COLD. And WINDY.

Ah, Tonight

Tonight:
The fundraising spaghetti dinner for my Confirmation mentee's school music program. I am excited about that. I am not excited about biking to it.
A rave for RING. I am not so excited about that. It will be good to see people, but, as we all know, Becca is not exactly a raver.
Iceskating at Munn with Wesley. This will be considerably more fun. Something I actually can kind of do with people I enjoy.

And then back to studying! I've got way too much to do this weekend...perhaps because last weekend all I did was watch "Legend of the Seeker." lol. Oops.

Anthropology Exam

As expected, that was easy and I did not need to study. Which is good. Cause I didn't, really. I did, though, make a total fail and say that Gramsci developed the notion of the panoptic gaze...it was totally Foucault. But the question before that was also Foucault. Teach me to try and assume she won't use the same theorist twice in a row. Sorry, Andrea. Becca=fail.

Preaching

Usually, I find it much more difficult to preach to people I know. Holt was no problem. Wesley, though, I thought was going to induce a little bit of nerves. But nope...nothing. Just lots of fun. (I preached at the regular Wednesday night service at Wesley last night.)
I didn't go to the Chautauqua due to snow - it was down Michigan Ave. at Gone Wired and I had class on-campus till 5:30 and then would have to leave at least an hour early to get to choir on time, and I just didn't think it was reasonable given the snow and how much it would have slowed me up. Then choir was canceled. So I had an incredibly relaxed evening...which was kinda nice.

Academic Program

I know I keep changing, and Mum asked the other day. So here's the list

BA, Interdisciplinary Humanities
Concentrations in Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Women's Studies
Specializations in Bioethics, Humanities, and Society and Peace and Justice Studies

BA, International Relations
Specialization in Asian Studies, Jewish Studies, Muslim Studies, and Political Economy

BS, International Development
Specializations in African Studies and Gender and Global Change

BS, Anthropology
Minor in Economics