BaysDay

I feel like I have been playing catch up this entire semester. I am constantly busy with gigantic mountains of homework, laundry, social events, and making my weekly quota of internship hours. This is my final year of my undergraduate coursework and I really think that has a lot to do with my stress. I know that I am going to have to be a “real adult” in a few months and I think that is negatively effecting my drive to do my schoolwork. I am so focused on getting ready for the real world that I do not feel that it is very important to complete my assignments because they seem so meaningless in comparison to finding a job and getting insurance quotes. I do feel like I can fix this. Personally, I am a Christian and I believe in Jesus Christ. As a Christian, I am called to daily lean on Jesus and give him all my cares and worries to take care of. As of late, I have not been doing this as well as I should have. When I do give all of my problems to Jesus, everything seems to go well an...

Part B CA Kincaid -The Pandavas are preparing for a year in disguise in the forest. -They all take on different names and professions. -There is a lot of death -The Pandavas win and are able to reveal their true identities to the King -In a dispute, Duryodhana suggests that the Pandavas spend another 12 years in exile in the forest. -Duryodhana is afraid of the Pandavas and will not come out from hiding to face them and he dies. -It is decided that the Pandavas time has come and they must leave the earth. Duryodhana in the Lake

These are reading notes for Part A of  The Mahabharata by C. A. Kincaid. -This talks about the 100 sons and the 5 Pandava brothers -They are all dependents of a king -The Pandavas were good students and the 100 sons were jealous -Talks about the Pandavas escaping the big fire by tunneling -The evil guy is very happy because he thinks the Pandavas perished, but it was really the low caste people who were drunk.            -This is the evil plot of someone who just seems jealous of the Pandavas -A daughter must marry all 5 Pandava sons, there are 5 weddings. -In these stories there are a lot of competition and jealousy. - I will rewrite this with the characters constantly competing and being mischievous. The Forest being Burned

Reading Notes for Mourning , which I found on PDE Mahabharata -A person on the battlefield has just lost 100 sons -A lot of people were mourning the lost lives of their family members. -Kunti's 5 sons were still alive, but they mourned the dead together -The dead were prepared for burial with perfumed linen and then burned -New people were brought in to be rulers -I would like to rewrite this story to go on my website, but I am having trouble thinking of a way that I could use the humor from Friends and still pay due respect to the Mahabharata.                                                                Mourning of the Dead