While leaning over the sink with the tap running, I realized that tap water smells a whole lot like Niagara Falls.

This feels like a lot bigger discovery than it should be.

In other news, CANADA VERSUS USA TOMORROW.

I don't even *like* sports...

Wow, doing something not Olympic related is like being a fish and jumping out of the water. Yeah, I get that small dose of air but I'm quickly engulfed by the OLYMPIC POOL.

Sorry, I'll be the first to admit that I make zero sense, only because my brain has been scrambled by Olympics. It's pretty much what I do *every single day*... is it bad that I don't regret it? Even when I'm watching Curling??

I forget the days of the week now and just pretty much go by the Olympic days. I also get angry when I have to go outside because I know I'll be missing Olympic coverage. I had to pry myself from the television this morning just so I can do a quick update on my blog (so that I'll be doing something NON-Olympic related... but that's failing me as I'm STILL talking about Olympics).

Anyway, GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CANADA!!!!!

I've been doing my devos, very excited about that. :)

But I also have a massive amount of work calling for my attention.

:( BLEEEEECH.

What if ??!

So I woke up this morning, picked up my book from last night (that I was furiously reading) and finished it off. And I loved it. I may not love it ten years from now, or love it as much, but right now I really love it.

Then I was struck with a horrid thought, what if my favourite author died? Then what would I read??!

SO I went to google, looked her up, and found out that she was 57 years old.

All I could think was, how many books can she still churn out before she kicks the bucket? (yeah, not very tactful and pretty selfish of me, but that really was the first thought I had).

Anyway, I found her blog and she seems to be really alive... and funny. HAhah.

Robin Mckinley, please don't die until you're really really really old. And continue writing forever if you can!