So let’s say I get spammed. Let’s say the product that they’re trying to sell something that I actually want. Dude, I’m still not going to buy it. No way. Who in the world would? Evidently about 1 in 100,000 or something like that.

Stephanie is such a good mother. She does all the little motherly things to Trevin, talks the right way, with the right tone of voice, changes his diaper. And she’s only 10.

Ok, so about me shying away from seemingly complex things. This only applies when the impossibly complicated thing is set in an environment that I am not comfortable in. So say that the super-complex seeming thing is a Math class, then I’m not intimidated. In fact, I look at it as a great challenge and the harder the better. But if it’s not in that structured environment that I’m comfortable with, then it’s a lot harder for me to eat my pride, admit that I don’t know something, and learn it. And I’m not nearly as motivated.

Church cleaning, van washing, football game, wedding. In that order chronologically, but not necessarily priority-wise. Those are some of the activities of the day. Beautiful day today, too.