I don't know
Everything in Rexburg gets better when the sun comes out. During the winter I get flashbacks to 3rd grade science class when they teach that nothing on the planet can survive without the sun. Things just start to live again when spring comes to Rexburg.
Besides the sun, spring break was last week. Of course, I didn't go anywhere. I don't care, really. My roommate decided to stay here too. The only thing is that we deal with boredom differently. This place is seriously boring with no people in it. It turns into a ghost town. I actually wish it did turn into a real ghost town because then you wouldn't see the scary guys with horrible mullets wearing purple tank tops/wife beaters or whatever you call those things. It was disturbing.
P.S. What if we all had the same sense of humor? Would it get boring or would everything just be hilarious? Which type of humor would we choose?
Besides the sun, spring break was last week. Of course, I didn't go anywhere. I don't care, really. My roommate decided to stay here too. The only thing is that we deal with boredom differently. This place is seriously boring with no people in it. It turns into a ghost town. I actually wish it did turn into a real ghost town because then you wouldn't see the scary guys with horrible mullets wearing purple tank tops/wife beaters or whatever you call those things. It was disturbing.
P.S. What if we all had the same sense of humor? Would it get boring or would everything just be hilarious? Which type of humor would we choose?
posted by Stephie at
8:54 PM
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The sun is a mass of incandescent gas--a gigantic nuclear furnace where hydrogen is built into helium at the temperature of millions of degrees. The sun is hot. The sun is not a place where we could live. But still, on Earth there'd be no life without the light it gives.
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