Spring break has been turning into something a lot more exciting than I had originally planned. The last few days I have hung out with kids from LVC (surprisingly there are a few that I actually like) and tomorrow I'm going to climb a mountain with Holly. We're so excited about it that it could rain and we'd probably still do it (it's not a terribly difficult trail).
I spent today cleaning and Katie gave me a visit which I really appreciated. Cleaning goes a lot faster when I have someone to piss and moan to. My mother came home and all she noticed was a different tablecloth. Evidently my mother is completely blind to dirty floors and dusty counters and this may explain her inability to EVER clean ANYTHING. There is a part of me wishing beyond simple wishing that I was living by myself. In my head, I pretend I do.
I have also been working on my term paper and it's about the Millenium Development Goals. I've been dragging this baby around for weeks and have completed zero work on it. I finally just got eight sources tonight (whether I actually read anything or not is completely irrelevent).
I shouldn't make it sound like such a burden because I am genuinely interested in the project, especially the poverty topic. The problem is so multi-layered but the solutions are relatively simple (just really expensive). Economics, especially anything to do with business cycles, tends to make me feel like a clairvoyant and rather pointless. I could really care less whether the Fed is going to drop or raise the interest rate. I'm not really out of there to make money or make other people money.
