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So this is the message I now have been getting for.......a while. Ok one day :) It seems my posts aren't interesting enough and some robot somewhere in the world thinks I'm spam. Bummer.

Oh well! I had two tests last week. So because of studying, the week seemed to fly by. Wednesday night we had a singing in the stairwell and except for when Aaron would pick a song none of us knew and make us learn it...we sounded pretty good...even though that's not what matters really. Thursday night Scott and Aaron came downstairs and helped me roll out peppernuts or pfeffernusses or as scott called them...peanut poppers! HA! Friday Matt Rassi from Chicago gave a Bible study on Guarding your Heart. After that b/w 12 and 15 people came over to my apartment and we had chili, veggies, and fondue! It was so incredible to have people spend an evening in Manhattan! After we ate and chatted and just hung out, we all made our way up to KS hill. And yes for you KSU alums, I didn't stumble...not Manhattan hill, but KS hill! Way cooler view from this hill! Then Aaron, Matthias, and myself went back to my wrecked apt and did damage control! Saturday morning I drove up to Sabetha and met up with jas, brian, brandon, duane, brianna, and maggs and we played some intense bball! We finally had to quit because the old men of the group were getting tired :) Also, it didn't help that I landed on brian's foot and rolled my ankle. Minor setback I always say! We hit up DQ for some grub then I hung out at Brian's until I met up with Duane & Holly and spent the rest of the evening with their family! Lots of good times from then until I left around 4 on Sunday and headed back to Manhattan.

In my Operations Management class this week, our teacher had us read The Goal. A kinda weird novel about Operations Management....go figure! In class Mr. Saztler was talking about what a bottleneck is and a real life example that he thinks is the best is Washing clothes. Your dryer is always slower than your washing machine therefore, it is the bottleneck. He asked us some ways that we could 'elevate the system' which just means take some of the demand off the bottleneck. And us girls were saying stuff like hang clothes up (which we were told isn't in a guys vocab), less stuff in the dryer (which we were also told by the guys we were wrong and need to stuff as much stuff in as you can), and some other norms for doing laundry. Then one of the guys said, "Not everything needs to be washed everytime you wear it." My teacher started pointing out how many guys at that point had pulled the ole, "sniff under your armpits to see if it needs washed" manuever! I found the whole period highly amusing!

Get this... Yesterday high was 60 degrees and today....there's already 2 inches of snow on the ground. Only in Kansas.