who likes adding images? me!!!!

House. The best show in the entire world. It's on Tuesdays at 8 pm on channel 9. Well, channel 9 for those of us who have farmer vision. So, I don't know what it is for those of you who have the time to justify buying satellite or cable... Global? Whatever. Anyways, it's really interesting and medical and funny and has witty dialogue and I love Hugh Laurie's character, because he's shockingly cynical mostly all the time. Then, Gilmore Girls is on at 9 pm on the same channel. Somebody in the TV heaven is smiling down on me. My favorite shows, back to back, on a night that I don't have a million things planned on. It's beautiful. I'm a happy person.

So... I'm taking a sign language course at Red River College on Saturdays... and so that's a ton of fun... I was so nervous when I went into it because I'm left-handed and I've only ever seen right-handed people doing sign language with their right hand. So I was all worried I'd confuse every deaf person I came in contact with and somehow inadvertently swear at them.

But I found out, whether you're left-handed, right-handed, or ambidextrous, as long as you keep the same hand as the dominant hand in every sign, you're FINE! So, that made me very happy. And, my teacher is deaf and that totally challenges our class (all 7 of us) to learn through something other than hearing. He's a really good teacher and one day I hope to be fluent in sign language.

This is the book I'm reading right now, along with a few others. I finished "Monster" by Frank Peretti, and it was really good. I know all of his books are like allegories, there's some hidden meaning behind them, but I still haven't quite figured out what the hidden meaning is behind this book. If you read it and find it, let me know... I feel kind of stupid not knowing how I'm supposed to see God and Satan behind it all because it just seemed like a mystery fiction that mentioned God in some of the dialogue... I don't know. Let me know! But now I'm reading "The Rainmaker" by John Grisham. Apparently there was a movie made in 1997 starring Matt Damon... I'll watch it after I read the book and be thoroughly disappointed once again about how badly different the movie is from the book... Alas, such is life.