Natures first green is gold. I've really never thought, or noticed it, but I have recently discovered that it actually is. Trees outside of my house in the morning have a very gold tint to them. I know that later on that it wont be there, nothing in nature is indefinate. So we need to cherish what is beautiful now because it may be gone before we know it.
Only things that are like this, people have to get up and actually go outside to see. Seeing it on TV and seeing it in actual life are two opposite things, in the right situation natures gold can be and awe inspiering scene.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Spring Break
The Spring Break I had this year was a pretty interesting one, I had my wisdom teeth cut out. My wonderful, I guess you could say, Spring Break started on friday morning at about 4:00a.m. which was way to early for me to be up. I was on anti anxiety medication before hand so I really wasn't to worried about it at all.
Afterwards was the worst, it was really painful and I didn't want to eat, or for that matter I couldn't eat anything. For the next few days all I could manage to eat was a few packs of Ramen Noodles, which by the way are really good.
Close to the end of my spring break, around Thursday, when the stitches that were in my mouth finally dissolved away and I was back to eating normally and I wasn't on pain medication anymore. So I was a pretty happy guy at that point in time.
So my Spring Break this year was interesting, and I could bet yours wasn't as painful as mine.
Afterwards was the worst, it was really painful and I didn't want to eat, or for that matter I couldn't eat anything. For the next few days all I could manage to eat was a few packs of Ramen Noodles, which by the way are really good.
Close to the end of my spring break, around Thursday, when the stitches that were in my mouth finally dissolved away and I was back to eating normally and I wasn't on pain medication anymore. So I was a pretty happy guy at that point in time.
So my Spring Break this year was interesting, and I could bet yours wasn't as painful as mine.
Halo Contact Harvest Review
Have you wondered what the future might ever be like? If you were to read Halo Contact Harvest by Joseph Staten you would get a ficticious but maybe not so far off look at how the future of humanity might be like.
This book takes place over the course of a couple of years and it describes what happens to a man named Avery Johnson, who is a seargeant in the Marines. Also it fallows a man named Jenkins, who is a farmboy on a colony world called Harvest.
Contact Harvest doesn't take place on Earth, it takes place on a colony world called Harvest which is a hot humid agricultural planet that produces a major amount of all of the colonies. The book also takes place on a couple of other less important places but the major part of the story is on Harvest.
I can't really think of a theme for this book though, it was a little hard to peice together for me. If I was to put a theme to this book it would be to fight for what is yours and protect it with your life if necisary.
I would recomend this book to anyone who is interested in science fiction novels.
This book takes place over the course of a couple of years and it describes what happens to a man named Avery Johnson, who is a seargeant in the Marines. Also it fallows a man named Jenkins, who is a farmboy on a colony world called Harvest.
Contact Harvest doesn't take place on Earth, it takes place on a colony world called Harvest which is a hot humid agricultural planet that produces a major amount of all of the colonies. The book also takes place on a couple of other less important places but the major part of the story is on Harvest.
I can't really think of a theme for this book though, it was a little hard to peice together for me. If I was to put a theme to this book it would be to fight for what is yours and protect it with your life if necisary.
I would recomend this book to anyone who is interested in science fiction novels.
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