Ragnarok

   I don't know if anyone else who may read this knows, but Ragnarok was on Saturday. If you don't know what that is, it is the day is Norse mythology in which everyone dies. I brought it up because if you can't tell, we all survived. WOOOO! I know. It is exciting. Here is what I went through on this fateful day.

   I was waking up to a normal day. All was fine until my sister called me to tell me the news. It went something like, "Did you here about Ragnarok? It's today? Do you know what that is?" Being me, I know about a lot of this stuff because I am one of those people that the scholars call "stupid" but all of the normal people call "pretty knowledgeable." I knew and I did a little bit of research and found myself a countdown. I went on with my day yelling "for Ragnarok!" or "for Asgard!" while playing a happy game of basketball. (in which I did make someones lip bloody while defending for Ragnarok) It was a normal day but something amazing did happen. I survived. This is the fourth end of the world that I survived and I think I am pretty proud of myself.

   There is a dangerous thing about religions. When they predict an exact day of the end and it happens and everyone happens to still be here, they are pretty much seen to be false and they have to find a new meaning of life. I wonder if anyone still believes in Asgard's gods and if they think they need to find a new way of life. Even if they do still believe, they need to find something because Asgard doesn't exist and they are all pretty much dead.

   I am pretty much out of things to say so I am going to end here. If you liked this, say so in the comments. If you hate it, my TI 82, and my beautiful keyboard, say that as well because I would love to hear it. As always, have a good day, night, or other.

Bad Weather

   Bad weather is a thing now. It is running through the southern skies and snowing on all of our roads. Our apparently extra potent snow is running through and causing a state of emergency in the Georgia area. I am going to have a small discussion about weather here and if you are from the north, tell me how it is going up there in the trusty comment section. If you are anywhere, tell me how it is. 

  

   Right now I am in the southern area of the United States. Last time it snowed was two weeks ago. One inch of snow caused wrecks everywhere and children were stuck at schools because the buses couldn't run. Is it the snow that causes these problems or is it bad drivers that seem to think that you can drive in the snow the same way that you drive in normal conditions? Honestly, I think it is bad drivers. I made it all the way home without any problems. It was great. I know. I must have dodged all of the magical dangerous snow and only drove through the good snow. 

   Now it has snowed again and all of the roads are covered again. I didn't hear of as many wrecks but I have been at home the whole time. Schools didn't run this time because last time they tried to get a full day in and get paid, people got stuck there. They are obviously not trying to risk it this time. There is a lot more snow and many events are being cancelled because of it. 

   I guess the overall question is, is this a bad thing or a good thing. From my personal opinion, I am glad that I don't have to do some of these events and that schools are closed. Objectively, it isn't good that less things are being done. Days are going to be taken to fill the roles of those days that were lost. We are going to have to tighten schedules to get things done sooner because we lost days. Overall, it is a bad thing, but because I am a modern American and I want things now, I see it as a good thing right now. 

   I think I got my point across. If you have anything to say, leave it in the comments. If you liked it, comment. If you didn't like it, the weather, or my events, leave that in the comments as well because I like to know that I am talking to people whether they like me or not. As always, have a good day, night, or other.