Anticipation

This has absolutely nothing to do with anything, but this post is my 200th one since I signed up for Blogspot a couple years ago. Quite the accomplishment, I must say. I originally started this blog to keep track of myself during my post-high school days, and look where I am now.

Okay, so anyways, this last week, I think most students at any post-secondary school is now done classes, and it feels good. This semester has gone by really quickly, unlike back in the crummy days at the UofA. I think one thing I've really come to respect is how quickly time goes by. It's funny because we only get busier and busier in life, but time really doesn't change. It's not like the next second will go by faster than the last. But I guess that if you're the pilot, time's gonna fly (ehyo!). Academically, I've learned a ton; personally, I think I've learned even more. I wouldn't say that I'm any different from the Nathan that everyone knew six months ago, but I've definitely been given the chance to really ground my faith into some solid information. Before, I just believed, and that was pretty much it. Now, I at least have an idea of what and why I do.

Tomorrow is Sunday, and as usual, it looks to be pretty packed. There's church for probably half the day, and I'm going to try to keep myself from being distracted as I attempt to study. I've got exams on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday - just four of them. After that, I'm homebound until the second weekend of January. Whoever came up with this idea of three weeks off for Christmas was a genius!

Studying hasn't been going as well as I had hoped and planned because of a distraction which I will not say, because it is a bit embarrassing. But don't worry, it's nothing overly hazardous to anyone or anything. On top of that, I haven't been home a whole lot. I got the day today at home, but other than that, not too much time have I not needed to go anywhere. I will definitely need to get on this soon!

I also love the amount of attention Linus Omark's goal from last night have drawn in the hockey world. Whenever you're in any competition, where is the line that you're not supposed to cross so you don't try to disrespect or mock your competitors? I don't think Omark crossed it. He said it himself, it's his game, so let the man do what he does. If there was any disrespect at all, he would have rubbed it in the Lightning players' faces after he scored - but he didn't. In case you haven't watched it, I will have a video below! Do you think he was showboating or being cocky? I don't think so.

Okay, well, I thought blogging tonight would've been genius because I'd have a lot to say. But apparently, I don't. So have a good weekend everyone!

Omark's shootout goal.