March 3, 2011

Strange Human Behaviors

The other day, Animal Refuge Center in Muncie, IN flooded.  They lost electricity, the furnace went out, animals were dangerously deep in this water, etc.  Within a couple of hours, all the dogs had foster homes.  A few more hours and all of the cats had foster homes.
My question
Why do we not feel sympathetic for our fellow man/woman when they are on the streets?  Why would we take in a stray animal before letting a human stranger stay in our home?

And yes, my roommate and I are part of this statistic.
This is Hortence; also known as Kitty or Sabrina.
She is our foster cat until her home is fixed.


Procrastination At Its Finest

Here I am at 5:43 AM, I woke up around 9 AM yesterday morning and have yet to go to sleep.  Usually I would blame this on my insomnia, but about two or three times a semester I have another excuse: too much homework.  Of course, this is all my fault, I could have easily prevented this by buying the book at least a few weeks ago instead of ordering it last Friday and receiving it Tuesday.  Not to mention actually working on something or studying for something ahead of time.  After 4 years of college, you would think that I would learn this shit, but no.  I'm alive off of uppers and plan on being alive on uppers until around 8 pm this evening.  I guess every action has a consequence.  I just know that if they had a major in procrastination I would have my Doctorate by this point in time.

John Lennon - Watching the Wheels