Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

Dad will telling Mom and me yesterday that the news is still predicting that there will be a chance of snow later this week.

I just looked at the news' website to see what they say about the weather right now. This is basically what they saying :

~News Forecast~

Tomorrow we will start dry but end wet... Inland we'll see the rain by about 4 pm. From there the snow levels will take a big dip below 2,000' and stay there on Thursday for lots of mountain snow. We're talking around a foot or more. From there the snow level will stay at about 1,500' through Friday and hover between 1,000'-1,500' on Saturday and Sunday. It's still early, but right now it looks like the snow levels could hit around 500' on Monday.

Whoo, exciting! I get to see Harry Potter 7.1 later this week, and then there's a possibility of having snow for Thanksgiving break. Yay!

Oh, and in case you're wondering, where my house is we usually get snow when the snow level has dropped down to around 2,000'. We're at 1,500' but we still get snow when it's a bit higher than us.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Sometimes it's so hard trying to figure out how to use these online database resources. whee  

[Prof. Moonie]

It's so nice having a small load of homework again. 3nodding A lot of my classes I no longer have any homework to do, other than do the final drafts of things and what not. But that's not too hard to do really, when you've already got the bulk of the work done.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Once I'm done reading the article for my Environment & Human Life class, I'm going to watch an episode (or two - depending on how much I like it) of Masterpiece's Sherlock Holmes series that my teacher wanted me to watch - since I was doing "A Scandal of Bohemia" for my project. sweatdrop She probably spent 5-10 minutes yesterday just searching for a webpage where I could watch an episode of the show, lol.  

[Prof. Moonie]

The article I'm reading says this:

Pimental et al 2004

To sustain health, humans should drink from 1.5 to 2.5 L water per person per day.

Very intriguing.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Sorry for the long delay between posts. Gaia stopped showing up for me - all I kept getting was blank screens. And now I know why - Gaia was putting up their new main page up.

Anyway... right now I'm watching the Sherlock Holmes show that my teacher was telling me about. I am so glad she spent all that time to find the link so I could watch it. I've fallen in love with the show! 4laugh And a very creative idea with the original stories too. It's Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson set in 21st Century London. That's definitely different from any other version I'm aware of.

Want to watch it? Go here.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Okay... I'm going to finish catching up on my Ellen episodes and Glee... and then I'll continue watching Sherlock. 3nodding  

[Prof. Moonie]

*sighs* I thought if I reorganized my blankets and pillows in my closet, I would be able to move my two blankets that I have sitting on my window seat into it. But unfortunately there's not enough room. And there isn't anything I want to get rid of either. Bleh...  

[Prof. Moonie]

La di da...  

[Prof. Moonie]

*dances around*  

[Prof. Moonie]

KT Tunstall's song she sings on Ellen is not that impressive. At least to me it isn't.  

[Prof. Moonie]

La di da...  

[Cerebral Perception]

Allow me to show you my thoughts....

*nuzzles*

......and that was the cerebral perception.

 

[Prof. Moonie]

Cerebral Perception

Allow me to show you my thoughts....

*nuzzles*

......and that was the cerebral perception.

Hey there Jax. biggrin  

[Cerebral Perception]

Allow me to show you my thoughts....

Hi Moonie!

......and that was the cerebral perception.