PANGEA DAY
For those of you who missed out on learning about Pangea in middle school, it’s basically the idea that Earth’s seven continents were once one large land mass, and this was named Pangea.
In an attempt to fix our cultural differences back into one, Pangea Day was created and today is the day to celebrate. All around the world, people are observing together. Check out the following sites and enjoy! World peace may one day happen afterall…
And finally, if you want to attend an event, please follow this link and there’s bound to be one near you!
Happy Pangea Day!
“Everyone Deserves A Lifetime”
You know her…or you knew her. The special woman taken too soon because the most beautiful physical feature God endowed to her, her breasts, turned on her.
Over President’s Day Weekend (October 17-19, 2008), a group of friends and I are walking as team “Meet Me Halfway” with the Susan G. Komen for the Cure 3 Day walk in Philly.
The name of our team came from a childhood memory, growing up in Glen Rock–a small town in Bergen County, NJ. Sidewalks lined every street, so when we wanted to see a friend but didn’t want to go to each other’s houses, we would “meet halfway” between our homes and sit down on the sidewalk and chat, no matter if halfway was infront of someone’s driveway or on the corner of a busy intersection. Halfway was fair and halfway was what we did.
Now halfway means a few different things. It means reaching a fundraising goal, a fitness goal–a little effort on our end so that the scientists and researchers can find a cure on their end.
With Spring Semester almost done and a few assignments left to polish and submit, I plan on sharing my journey of preparing for the 60-mile fundraising walk in Philly with you all. It should be fun!
