[for your MOM: Think of all the amazing things your body does in a
day. The little things: tying your shoes, making sure you keep the
nutrients from your food and getting rid of the rest... Have you thanked
your body recently? Maybe now would be a good time.]
JOURNAL TOPIC:
The human body is such an amazing design.
Evolution. Wow. Whether you believe that Mother Nature, or God, or
selective adaptation from primordial ooze is responsible, it's quite a system, and yet it's also oddly imperfect. Why do we
have such weird quirks? Why is pain necessary? Or fever? Or phlegm?
Why couldn't we just have a red light or buzzer that goes off and says
"Er, hey, you should probably get some rest"?
AGENDA:
[MOM]
1. Journal
2. Gatsby Chapter 5
POST:
Chapter 5 notes and reflections (title: NOTES AND THOUGHTS ON GATSBY CHAPTER 5)
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