And then there was more drama. I don't like being upset or when other people I like are upset. Change is good but not when its not invited (read :devsbraci: & $FallenRox's journals and journal comments for more information)

I've reverted back to the default journal because all of the custom css was beginning to freak me out and get cluttered though I had some good times trying to figure them out.

Earth Hour is almost upon us. Take part in it because its so easy and will help so much.

Oh
My
Goodness
My message center was freaking huge! I had three hundred journals and a thousand deviations+ deviations! I'm almost done look at all the deviations (still have 300 but all the journals have been picked through)

I'll be submitting more photographs in the upcoming weeks. I created a fisheye lens with a peephole I bought from a hardware store and I've been getting some nice results with a crappy camera.

My webdesign skills are getting better too! I am getting a 91% (the avg is 66%) in Intro to Webdesign at school and I couldn't be more pleased. I definitley want to do more of it in the future, its my bread and butter if you will.

My parents have ordered a new computer and so far we've just got the monitor and I think its the most beautiful thing I've ever seen! I swear I have to actually more my whole head to see from one side of it to the other! The resolution is 1680 x 1050 pixels!

Here's whats been troubling my blonde head. If people believe that their religion is the only way its because of the experiences in their life that have led them towards that thinking, right? Maybe their parents brought them up that way, or maybe an experience led them away from a religion. If I was born in say, India, wouldn't I believe what the majority of the people there believe? Or if I was born in Madagascar wouldn't I believe what the majority of them believe? So who are we to say that our way is the only way? Who are we to say that we are better than anybody else?

Other rants, the Canadian Government wants to pass a bill called Bill C-10. "Bill C-10 is an amendment to the federal Income Tax Act, now in its third reading before the Senate. Among other things, the bill would enable Heritage Minister Josée Verner, or a posse of bureaucrats moonlighting as film critics, to deny tax credits to a Canadian film that she or her officials find “offensive” or “contrary to public policy.” -National Post While some people are saying that this isn't sensorship I am saying it is. If the government can choose which filsms to fund and which ones not too, some of the ones that they choose not to give money to will not end up being made and you know what, life can be offensive so why shouldn't our movies be offensive? If its our tax dollars from a huge group of people all with varying views and morals the government should be supporting all film projects not what they feel is right or wrong.

I swear I have never thought more about food then this week. I am becoming quite the cook! Last night I made a peanut sauce stirfry (with peas, carrots, broccoli, red and yellow peppers) on top of wild rice. It was fantastic! Other highlights were a califlour and cheese suace casserole, bean burgers, and coconut rice.

I'll be around a lot this week, its spring break (I plan to run, read, drink tea, cook, have breakfast with friends, go shopping by myself for the first time, work, and listen to alot of music)!







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