When
my sister Maecee and I were little we used to play MASH all the time. I
am sure you remember the game, but here is a quick reminder of the
rules. You compile a list of categories; spouse, car, state you will
live in, job, pets etc., write down three/four options per category and
then come up with a number, and keep crossing off items until you're left with
one option in each category. To rekindle some memories from childhood
Maecee and I played this game together last Christmas when I went to New
Hampshire for a visit. The results are becoming more and more accurate
as time goes on.
My spouse was determined to be "a shirtless Justin."
Now I know we are not married yet, but odds are that will happen
someday. And Justin is pretty much shirtless all the time at home so it
works. It also was determined that I would have something like 15
cats... I can roll with it. My career, however, was determined to be a poop
analyst. My sister thought of this prestigious job title. Now it seems as
though, perhaps she was onto something.
Today I
have been very busy painting pictures of elephants working hard to study for my five remaining finals this week. Naturally I am having
difficulty staying on task. Sometimes when there is too much going on, I guess
I do everything in my power to distract myself from that (case and point; here I am writing a blog).
This
semester I somehow managed to complete 18 credits. I, in fact, had to pay
extra for going over BSU's maximum credit allowance per semester. It has been
tough balancing everything but at least it is almost over. Next semester I am
registered for 17 credits. Since I am taking fewer credits I decided to apply
for a few jobs. Today I found a particularly interesting job with a certain ring of familiarity... a poop analyzer.
If granted the position I would analyze bodily fluids/substances; bone marrow, urine, blood, and my personal favorite poop. I want nothing more than to find that MASH game that we played so that I am able to jog my memory as to the other determining factors of my life since it seemingly is so accurate. What are the odds that I could be selected as a poop analyzer??? A remarkable coincidence, if you ask me. Of course "I, like God, do not play with dice, and do not believe in coincidence." (<--- name that movie)
So we shall see when the time passes. I doubt I will be selected for the job because my school schedule is limiting next semester. But if I am selected I am thinking of starting a side business of MASHing for people. The new way to predict the future...
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