Aggieland Please

For the past few weeks, I have been stuck in the typical "anxious freshman" mode. I'm finding myself walking around whisting the Aggie War Hymn, saying "howdy" unintentionally to strangers on the street, and constantly wearing A&M t-shirts. Heck, ever since graduation in May, I have been waking up every morning thinking, "Dang, I wish we were in school." To be honest, I don't know if I could be any more stoked about Aggieland.

However, is being this excited about college strange? Hmmm...maybe, but I'd venture to say "no". However, even if it was strange, it only proves that there are thousands of other fresmen just as strange and anxious as me.

I've made a list of things to look forward to for the first semester. I'm wiling to bet that I will be adding more in the soon future.

1. Fish Camp
2. Impact
3. Gig'em Week
4. Freshmen Convocation
5. Open House
6. Midnight Yell Practice
7. Beating Citadel at our first football game
8. Maroon Out





Why can't it be August yet?

Knake and His Key Dilemma

Knake locked his keys in his truck last night at Taylor's house; he was quite perturbed. After a few minutes of jumping around like a monkey and yelling, "Dang it dang it dang it!", Andrew came to his senses and decided it might be wise to try unlocking the door through other means. Our first bright idea was to slide a wire-hanger down the window sill and pull the unlock latch, which we soon realized was an impossible task.

Taylor then decided to go search for a policeman to assist us. He unfortunately came back alone, saying that the police could not help us because of "liability" issues. I'd say it's more like, "we're lazy and on our break" issues.

It was only after picking up an extra key from Knake's house that we were able to unlock the door.

Golf - Man's Bane to Happiness

Took this picture on my way home from JP's. After passing a golf course, I spontaneously decided to do a U-turn, whip out my camera, and take a picture.

Fact of the Day: Golf lawns are considerably more wet than initally perceived.

Do not lay down on the ground expecting to get up dry. It is a unfortunate assumption.

Bailey

Dogs amuse me.

Isaiah 35:2

it will burst into bloom;
it will rejoice greatly and shout for joy.
The glory of Lebanon will be given to it,
the splendor of Carmel and Sharon;
they will see the glory of the LORD,
the splendor of our God.