Nick ‘n’ Heather

This weekend, Nick and I made cookies. It was a lot of fun and more fun to eat them. I bought a kit to make Christmas cookies at the grocery store on Saturday morning. It said it had the dough rolled out and 2 packets of icing included. The image on the front had pictures of stars, trees and stockings so I ASSUMED that there were cookie cutters inside or they were pre-cut. Oh how I was wrong! Well, Nick does not have any cookie cutters and decided to be boring and make circle cookies with a water glass. I, being the creative one, decided to make actual Christmas cookies and preceded to make my own designs by carving them out with a butter knife. In the end, because I took that extra step of love, mine were so much better and tasted wonderful! If you want to see the creations we made, go here:{wp-gallery-remote: gallery=0; rootalbum=227; showalbumtitle=true; showimagesheader=true;}

This week is not cool at all. Currently, I am sitting in the computer lab on campus. I have been here since 9 this morning working on a a take-home final. For one of the questions, you have to describe three views of rhetoric as epistemological and identify theorists in these areas. What is rhetoric as epistemological you say? Well, I am not sure either! Supposedly, it basically means knowledge. But that is up to your discretion because everything is viewed as you see it. Wait, that doesn’t make sense. We just learned all semester about different theories to examine artifacts on, yet everything we learned is up to interpretation. So exactly what did I learn? How to skew the truth!