Ok so the way that my prof of my Astronomy class has the homework set up is that there is a pre-homework and a real-homework. They are the exact same question(s) and are timed for the same amount of time, 15 minutes. I was totally expecting a super hard question but this is what I got:
Which unit of measurement is best for specifying the distance between Miami and Atlanta?
A. meter
B. kilometer
C. astronomical unit
D. light year
First person to answer it correctly wins!!!!
Categories: Summer Classes
ok so I am totally stealing the idea of having a Summer reading list from someone…sorry, it's just such a grand idea. So these are the books that I'd like to read this Summer:
Sahara: I won't embarass myself and tell you when I started this book. Let's just say it's been a while. It IS a good book, I just get distracted with other books.
Mere Christianity: Besides the Chronicles of Narnia, I haven't read any of C.S Lewis's books. So I thought that I'd start with this one.
Blink: A book by Ted Dekker that I bought last night and started to read last night. It's really good and I am only a couple chapters in. I'll probably finish it before Sahara.
Chronicles of Narnia: I would love to read these again. It has been a while since I have read them. My mom has them convienantly all in one book so it looks like it's just one big 766 page book.
The Visitation: The only Peretti book lying around my house that I haven't read yet. It looks good.
Along with these books, I have an Astronomy and Geology textbooks that I have to read. Oh and I'll probably read some christian romances that I have around here. I'll have to post what reading I get done at the end of the Summer, to see if I finished my list or not. I even cut the list short! There are a few(more like alot) more books that I want to read. But I think 11 books is a good size list.
Categories: Books I'm Reading
