Last night I was activated and made a full member of Alpha Zeta Chi, Omega chapter of Central College.  The pledging process was a bit of a bitch and a half, but it was totally worth it.  They're actually a great group of people and the alums are cool as hell.  I'm happy, plain and simple.

So I have a Christian Ethics class at 8am every Tuesday and Thursday, and I always tell myself: "OK, this time, I'm going to skip."  I never do.  It's an interesting class and, seeing as how it is taught by a minister, he does a very good job of not letting it turn into a Sunday school session.  It's about 6am right now and I have no idea why I'm up, but I'm going to go out at about 7:20 and have a cig.  I had pledging last night (activation is in just a couple weeks) and it was a whole lot of fun; I can't wait to make membership official because they really are a great bunch of people.  AZX is a co-ed fraternity that believes in diversity and accepting people for who they are.  I think I'll fit right in, seeing as I have so far.

One of my afternoon classes was canceled, so I'll just have the one with my adviser this afternoon.  He's a funny little fellow.  He thinks that the existence of a god is not impossible to prove, that it just hasn't been done yet.  Whatever.  If it ever is proven, I would like an e-mail explaining how it was done and that it was done without a doubt.  Either way, I enjoy his classes and his lectures, misguided as they may be.

I'm thinking about spending another semester abroad for the fall of 2009.  I'm not sure whether I want to go to England, Wales or the Netherlands.  What do you think?  All three of them teach their classes in English, so I won't have to learn another language and all of them have interesting cultures and whatnot.  I don't know.  I'll see how things go financially and logistically before I take any leaps in that direction.