Sometimes, Chris and I joke about being committed members of the Church of the Holy Comforter, which is a leftover joke from skipping church while in Bible college and trying to dodge stern looks when I rolled out of bed and wandered down to the cafeteria at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings. However, on other days, when he has to work at (around) 7 a.m. and I don't have to be at school until 10 a.m., I stay over anyways and get up at the ungodly hour of 6 a.m. with him. Point being: a) I'm not even that great at attending FAKE churches regularly, and b) I like Chris more than sleep. Which is clearly a lot.

In other news, as of today, I've been dating him for four months. Umm... which I totally forgot about until I was in the shower and thinking about my paper that's due this morning, and then thought, "Wait a second... if it's the fifteenth..." haha. We're not the best at remembering. :)

I think I'm going to steal this idea from Trevor. Write 10 totally honest messages to people you know, but don't say who they're to. Should be interesting, we'll see if I can be honest and not give things away at the same time.

I realise I never ever get to hang out with him, and we email very rarely, but I miss Caleb already. Dude, you are so quality. Email me once you get settled in and things quiet down a bit, because I'm so curious what's going on inside that head of yours. You make me think, and I have tons of respect for you. So, that's my contribution to the choir of "goodbye, we love you and will miss you so much!" messages. :)

Yesterday, I wrote a 13 page paper about the Toronto Star's treatment of gays and lesbians, especially as relating to the Supreme Court hearing about the constitutionality of gay marriage. It was a Discourse Analysis paper, which means I get to read between the lines and pick out all the things that they said over and over, but never explicitly. It's fun. :) I might add it to my website, we'll see... maybe just in PDF form, I don't like the idea of people being able to copy my stuff.