I am sitting in a lab at school; I'm sitting on one of those spinning office chairs, and I just realized how comfortable they are. I'm reading Material Science, listening to Beethoven, nothing special. I just returned from a bathroom break (I love how awkward it is that people wonder what someone emerging from a toilet actually went in to do, you know, which one of the possible two...well, there are so many other options: pick your nose, check to make sure a friend is doing okay in there, burst a pimple, dance in front of the mirror; but that is besides the point. I find it funny that people find themselves involuntarily thinking which of the two someone did; or maybe I'm wrong, and the person who told me that he/she (for the sake of confidentiality) thinks that is a weirdo).
Anyways, have you ever thought about shaking hands with someone without knowledge of what the hand has been used for? In a way, the archaic elitist tradition of not shaking hands with "a commoner" is smart because I just saw a kid walk into one of the toilet stalls, do whatever he did (I don't really care which in this case), and walk right out without washing his hands.
Thank God I never shake hands with him.

Speaking of thanking God, Mat. Sci study seems to be going well considering that I have skipped two weeks of class, and so, something came over me and I started thanking God. Then, a small voice at the back of my mind asked,

Do you only thank God because you see what He is doing?