Shaun Lewis: the Man, the Myth, the Legend

It’s Tuesday.

Well, the “frenzy” surrounding my birthday is over. It is now November 23rd and I am the same as I was November 21st, only 2 days older. It’s kind of strange how the whole birthday system works. You only feel your age on your birthday, every day before and after you feel normal. If I had to guess the reason for this, I would say it’s the cake. Cake (not the music group) makes one feel old. I didn’t have cake this year (which was fine by me); this year I had brownies for my birthday and they were fantastic.

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It’s Friday.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, I made it through the week. Somehow I forged against the mounting odds and managed to complete all the projects and studying that was required of me. Not only that, but I did so with relative ease and very few mental breakdowns. I also just got off work at the Archives and Special Collections in the wonderful Alden Library, so I am now totally finished. I have an entire weekend to bask in the joys of doing nothing.

Now for the usual recap of my week…

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While I was “working” in the Archives today, I started searching the web. I came upon a nice little site that offers very cheap audiobooks. I thought that was pretty nice. What was really great, however, was that they had some inaugural addresses of Presidents. Truly, I am a big nerd.

I offer you now the Inaugural address of President John F. Kennedy. Not only is it FREE to download, but I think it’s kind of nice little thing to help everyone get into the spirit of Election Day. By the way, if you don’t vote on Tuesday, I may have to kill you.