5-Improbable catastrophe

Here's a few:


-Short on air:
That thing in front of you between the screen and your face is called “air”. Its made up of about 78% nitrogen, 21% Oxygen and less than 1% CO2 and other gases. The molecules that make up that “air” move around randomly. Coincidentally when you breathe the “air” in, it reaches your bloodstream simply by moving through a 1 cell thick barrier by means of diffusion. This of course means that...

Now that exams are over I have too much spare time, here is something I did after getting some inspiration from the 21 december 2012-end of the world...thread:

On average, life is just so mundane. People's daily routine usually consists of waking up, getting ready, working for 2 hours, wasting time for 6 hours and then coming home to watch some Eastenders on the telly. It is no wonder we long for something else, an event so great that it has the power to wipe out mankind.
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The way I see it, if a congressman refuses to reply to any email I sent out of concern for my neighborhood, he doesn't deserve my signature so that he can be voted in for another 4 more years.

feel free to vent on congressmen/women in your area......

Have you ever taken one of those right brain/left brain quizzes?

I took a few several months ago. I was curious which side of my brain was being overworked. (And underworked.) Of course we all use both sides of our brain (well... most of us ), but it looks like we generally tend to favor one side or the other.

Apparently I favor my right side. And normally I don’t mind. I’m usually quite proud of all the work the right side of my brain is doing. But somedays, like...

Oh wow! How very cool, I've always wanted to blog (those of you who know me, know how much I love to prattle on) now I have an outlet for all my ramblings.

Not sure who gets to read this but here's a bit about me...

I'm a real estate agent located in lovely Rutherford County (see even in a down market I still think my County is lovely). I was born in Morganton and moved to RC early on. I lived here until the lure of "big city" life was too hard to resist....