Life Through My Eyes
I just read on the website of my local newspaper that a road nearby would be closed tonight due to the “anticipation of the annual salamander migration”. This is definitely the first time I’ve heard of such a thing. East Brunswick Environmental Commission Vice Chairman Richard Wolfert said the drop in temperature to below …
I am not one for playing games on the computer or game systems normally, but I am, without a doubt, addicted to the Sims. As basic as it was, the original Sims 1 captured my interest. Sims 2 is without a doubt the most intricately detailed game I could have imagined. While I played only …
With the Wyoming’s caucus and Mississippi’s primary wins under Obama’s belt earlier this week, it is definitely time to focus his attention onto Pennsylvania (which is a mere five weeks away). It seems as if it is not an “easy Clinton win” as had been thought all along. It could end up being decently close …
I made my own little fruit graph… …and so can you here. I got this off of my brother Faraz.
Last night was, of course, the primaries in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont. Ohio and Texas were the really important states tonight and the latest polls leading up to today had shown Clinton and Obama virtually tied. The results from last night: Vermont: McCain and Obama win. Ohio: McCain and Clinton(even though it was …
A random, fun activity… 1) Luke’s last name in Star Wars: 2) A type of food and game fish of northern waters, having delicate pinkish flesh and characteristically swimming from salt to fresh water to spawn: 3) Distress signal used at sea: 4) Mark left behind when a wound heals: 5) One of two or …
Here’s an interesting read that I found on CNN Political Ticker. We all know Hillary has been constantly accusing Obama of borrowing words from Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick over the past few days, so this article addresses her own actions of taking other people’s words without giving them credit. She quotes pretty much word for …
There’s no flood, but Rutgers FINALLY decided to cancel classes for the day! I only had one class today, but it was an 8:10 A.M. class so I’m not complaining. Besides, I think I am finally getting the snow storm I have been waiting for all year! 🙂 It is so pretty outside right now, …
…that every hundred years, the leap year is skipped? Apparently, while the leap year occurs every four years, once every hundred years it is skipped. I learned from Pat Sajak’s random comments at the end of Wheel of Fortune tonight that in 2000 the leap year was skipped and this is why. Upon some research, …
Tonight was a total lunar eclipse– the last total lunar eclipse until December 20, 2010. There were two last year. I’ve been looking out the window periodically tonight and just now I looked again and it was totally eclipsed at this point..pretty cool. I was reading earlier that later this year, sometime in August I …
