The Library and Death

Again I find myself here at the library. Again I am here for my Art History class. And again, I am writing to you instead of researching. Why? First off, the library has but one book on Joseph Stella and it is checked out. Secondly, I’ll be doing my research online, and it’s much easier just to print stuff off at home.

I don’t particularly have something in mind concerning a topic for this post, but I am extremely bored as I still have about twenty minutes before it is time to leave. So, in keeping with tradition when you don’t know what to write about, I shall write about my day.

First we had Great Ideas (moral philosophy). Interesting topic: what would philosophers such as Pascal or Montaigne think of blogs? Honestly I’m not sure myself. Although, the more I think about it, I can only come to one conclusion. That is that they are both very much dead, and therefore probably don’t have much of an opinion on the matter at all.

Speaking of death…did you know that the current death rate in America is 100%?? Astonishing! It sounds like a pretty high rate, but unfortunately it’s true. And not only that, but failure to live is the cause of 100% of the deaths in America. So, it seems, being born is a very dangerous health risk, and should be avoided if possible.

Anyway, I then went to English, which was spent in watching “The Taming of the Shrew”. Slightly boring, but I used it to my advantage and studied my lines for my MAACS skit and ate pizza. Eight pieces. Not bad eh?

And that brings you up to date on where I am now. And with that, I shall be gone. If you have any information on Joseph Stella then please let me know. I shall write again tonight. Farewell.