Today we worked a little bit on our group project.  Then I looked up how the New Orleans Hornets were doing in the playoffs and unfortunately they are down 2-0 in the 7 game series.  Hopefully I can look back at this post and say haha when they win the series.  I digress.  Anyway we are doing a class evaluation and then im bouncing.

I called the number and told the person over the phone that he is not smart because the animal was a dog.  He insulted me over the phone so I asked him where he lived so I could go over and whoop his ass.  And conveniently, he lived right next door.  I show up to his house and we start brawling all over and then we accidentally bust open the door to the basement.  He was knocked out as we fell down the stairs and I look up and there are two dead bodies on a table being worked on by this strange man.  

This was my creative writing story that our special guest speaker told us to do for her. She was very cool.

4/9/09

Raymond James

Mizzou Wrestling

SAAC Co-President

Dear Raymond,

I am writing this letter regarding the fact that we can only get a to-go box in the dining hall if we have a written permission slip from our coach or nutritionist.  Being a student athlete, we don't have the resources to go and spend money and time to get food steadily over the weeks.  Between, class, baseball, and studying, our schedule is pretty much booked as you know.  Our time is probably the resource that we treasure most considering the fact that we athletes are so busy.  since I don't have much time to go into the dining and hall and sit down to eat, I would like to take the food home and enjoy it after I get my studies done.  It would be nice to sit back and enjoy a nice meal for a change instead of rushing in the dining hall, whoofing down my food, and hurrying to study hall.  It is without a doubt, a pain in the butt.  I would really appreciate it if you could do everything in your power to get this rule changed.  Thanks for your time and your consideration. 

Sincerely, 

Michael Liberto

Today Mr. Heitmann number 3 came and talked to us about how he writes in his profession.  He is an attorney and he let us know how important it was for him to communicate with people.  It seemed more difficult for him to do because sometimes he has to answer questions in a non-lawyer way.  To me that might seem a little bit tough if your trained to do something a certain way, you would want to do it like that all the time.  But all in all he was very informative and i enjoyed having him here this morning.