We all have something to learn from this young girl.
As a drought continued for what seemed an eternity, a small community of farmers was in a quandary as to what to do. Rain was important to keep their crops healthy and sustain the townspeople's way of life.
As the problem became more acute, a local pastor called a prayer meeting to ask for rain.
Many people arrived. The pastor greeted most of them as they filed in. As he walked to the front of the church to officially begin the meeting he noticed most people were chatting across the aisles and socializing with friends. When he reached the front his thoughts were on quieting the attendees and starting the meeting.
His eyes scanned the crowd as he asked for quiet. He noticed an eleven year-old girl sitting quietly in the front row. Her face was beaming with excitement. Next to her, poised and ready for use, was a bright red umbrella. The little girl's beauty and innocence made the pastor smile as he realized how much faith she possessed. No one else in the congregation had brought an umbrella.
All came to pray for rain, but the little girl had come expecting God to answer.
I hate MBB323. Like...seriously, it is the worst class ever. It's right up there with CMPT102. It does not deserve to be called an MBB course. It's like physics, calculus, and chemistry all rolled into one horrible course to explain biology. And so far the only MBB-related thing we've discussed is going from double-stranded DNA to single-stranded DNA. And as a side note - all the "distracting" stuff does not even make up for how evil this course is.
Counting down the days until it's over...67 days...
This darn fad. I was on my way to school this afternoon to do all the spending money stuff which makes me depressed (almost $3000 this semester!)...and I was on the skytrain, bored and sleepy and I had finished reading the 24 Hours paper that I got when it was waved in front of my face, so I decided to do the sudoku puzzle they always have on the last page. I was so engrossed in this darn puzzle that when we stopped at a station for a while and the skytrain started moving again, I looked up to see the sign "Production Way/University" passing by. DOH. I had missed my skytrain stop. All because of this evil 9x9 puzzle.
It does not deserve to be called an MBB course. It's like physics, calculus, and chemistry all rolled into one horrible course to explain biology. And so far the only MBB-related thing we've discussed is going from double-stranded DNA to single-stranded DNA. And as a side note - all the "distracting" stuff does not even make up for how evil this course is.