Boston

I have spent the last four day in Boston Massachutes, mainly around the MIT campus visiting my sister. Some observations of the city: the T is awesome, MIT students are very smart, and construction is prevelant. I think all three things in said list are great things that the rest of the country should take note of. First the T, this is a span of weaving tunnels under the city of Boston that can take you within walking distance of anything you want to see for a small fare of two dollar, beats paying for gas and is much more efficient. Second MIT students are smart, this speaks for itself, everyone can learn something from them. Third construction is prevelant, this is a paradox because it does present a fair amount of problems for commuters trying to get from point a to b; however, it also brings a nice noise to the city giving it the feel of ever changing. This is a great "feel" for a city to have because with changes always being made questions are always being asked as to what is going on, which in turn makes citizens more involved in their city and political system. Boston is a great city to visit while on spring break.

Route 66

Well, I am going to be traveling Route 66 this summer...looking to be a good time. Well currently I am studying African art..I'm thinking I will participate in The World Organic Farmers Assosciation sometime in the near future. Get out and travel the world and have a good time farming while doing it. Anyhow, I must learn.

Oranges

Oranges are a wonderous fruit! I have eaten an orange for 32 consecitive days, and enjoyed each and everyone. The story behind the orange is as follows. On a fine day of Multicultural Literature - The Impact of War, Sir Mark O'Malley had an orange, low and behold I also had an orange thus started a ritual of eating an orange each and everyday of the class. The end of the quater approaches, one may ask "Will you continue eating an orange each and everyday?" the answer is unclear at this point, for as long as the wind blows the weather will change.

The News

Today is the 15th of March the year is 2011. I am currently sitting in advise it is quite interesting we are not doing anything. The situation in Madison is dire...Walker has made bold moves toward busting unions and has lied to the general population of Wisconsin. Its quite sad what he has done. Today the University of Wisconsin-Madison will notify me with their admissions decision. If i am bared admission I will attend the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse for a year and then transfer to the UW Madison. Either way I will get an education. The picture that describes this day is: