Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

94. What's the most eccentric thing you have ever worn?

Um... I have no idea.  

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95. If you could pick one food that you could eat all you wanted but it would have no effect on how much you weigh, what food would it be?

Hmm... seafood, especially crab and lobster. Mmm... I love seafood. 3nodding  

[Prof. Moonie]

96. What are your parents interested in?

Mom loves to sew. Dad loves country music, likes to build things, and programs. *shrugs* Not really sure what you're looking for really.  

[Prof. Moonie]

97. Have you ever caught an insect and kept it as a pet?

Have you ever caught and tamed a wild animal?

No, I have not had an insect as a pet. And I've never personally had a wild animal as a pet either. My Dad's had raccoons as pets when he was younger though.  

[Prof. Moonie]

98. What is more helpful to you, wishes or plans?

Plans on fulfilling those wishes. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

99. When do you feel your life energy the strongest?

When I'm outside in nature during a sunny, warm day... and with family and friends.  

[Prof. Moonie]

100. You are spending the night alone in the woods and may bring only 3 items with you. What do you bring?

Sleeping bag with pillow. Something to snack on. A flashlight.

I live out in the woods already as it is, so... *laughs*  

[Prof. Moonie]

I'm heading off to eat some lunch and then head to class. Talk to you later - assuming that I get around to posting here again today.

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[Prof. Moonie]

Good evening everyone.

After class, I swung by the Student Commons building to check out the event that was going on. I learned that they were going to serve cupcakes at 4 pm, so I decided that I would walk on the campus trails while I waited for that time to come around. I got a lot of great pictures - including some close-up pictures of a garter snake and the hawk that hangs out on campus. :)  

[Prof. Moonie]

So I basically got home just moments before dinner. Ate dinner and then watched TV with my parents. And now I'm here. ^.^;  

[Prof. Moonie]

Before I continue doing more of the questionnaire, I'm going to do my reading homework for 17th/18th C. Lit. class, that way I have tomorrow to use as time to read the book for my 20th/21st C. Lit. class.  

[Prof. Moonie]

La di da...  

[Prof. Moonie]

"To western woods, and lonely plains,
Palemon from the crowd departs,
Where Nature's wildest genius reigns,
To tame the soil, and plant the arts" (Freneau 743)  

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"From Europe's proud, despotic shores
Hither the stranger takes his way,
And in our new found world explores
A happier soil, a milder sway,
Where no proud despot holds him down..." (Freneau 743)  

[Prof. Moonie]

"Of what use is it, unless it be to teach man something, that his eye is endowed with the power of beholding, to an incomprehensible distance, an immensity of worlds revolving in the ocean of space? [...] What has man to do with the Pleiades, with Orion, with Sirius, with the star he calls the North Star, with the moving orbs he has named Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Mercury, if no uses are to follow from their being visible?" (Paine 649)

And I say to you, Mr. Paine, what of astrology? Have you forgotten of this philosophical belief? Or have you dismissed the idea? I say to you, dear sir, that you must admit that there is a strange connection with the stars and men.

*shrugs* Sorry... that's what came to mind when I read that part.