Don't worry about the government

I haven't written in some time, have I? There really isn't anything much I have to say. I've been spending most of the last few days on the Internet, looking up stuff that I'm sure is of no interest to anyone else. On Monday night, bethje and I went to eat at Denny's, which was good.

I wish I could find a full-time job. I like my part-time jobs, but I'm just not making enough money. Anybody know of a library job I could have? I didn't think so.

Nonestica has been officially shut down. No big deal, I guess, but I hardly think the problems there were all that severe.

On at least two different forums, I've seen people criticize the trend of Bush-bashing. Fortunately, Bush supporters seem to be in the minority on both of those forums. That's not my main problem with that, though. The bigger issue is that these people seem to present bashing the President as something new and undesirable, when it's been around for ages, and is actually a large part of the basis for the country. I mean, if the Founding Fathers had just decided to sit back and support King George III, the United States as we know it wouldn't exist, right? So why should Americans sit back and support our own King George? Never mind that a lot of the people who think we should stand behind the President criticized Clinton all the time, and often for dumber things. A healthy lack of trust for our leaders is part of what makes this country great.

Yesterday, I finished reading Exodus, and got through part of Leviticus. I really do plan to read the entire Bible eventually. I've read bits and pieces of it, and I read the entire books of Daniel and Revelation for my Apocalyptic Literature course in college, but never the whole thing.