I have to say, real roller coasters (the ones you find in amusement parks) are a lot more fun than metaphorical ones. There is not really much to say on that topic, but it would be a lot easier to take if they weren't so steep sometimes.
The weekend was decent. I spent Friday evening having devotionals with a bunch of young adults I had never met before (only one was an Ole--he invited me to the devo), and we went out to pizza after that. It's still weird for me to utter the word "Alleluia" over Lent. I was with a bunch of non-denominational Christians, so apparently the only real religious structure they rely on is the Bible, and just praying in general.
Saturday I worked in Skoglund for four hours, selling programs and heat sheets. The NCAA Division III Indoor Track events were held here at Olaf over the weekend, so I got some time in (to help raise money for FCA). And I got another free T-shirt.
Today I have nothing going on. And by that I mean I have several extracurricular optional things that I'm not going to go to, so I can work on my Theory and Music History projects. It's going to be a fun week.
On a heartwarming note, I just watched this video of a HS varsity basketball coach who put an autistic waterboy in the game for the last 4 minutes of a blowout win. And he scored 20 points. The whole school went crazy every time he sank a shot. It is but another proof of the existence of God. :-)
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