He laughs at the ridiculousness of two people waiting to use the drive-up machine without cars. At that moment I realized that I had only been out of my shell for two hours, and look at all the neat adventures I'd been in. The thought also dawned on me about how nice it is to live in this great big land where one can travel thousands of miles and communicate in the same language with a fellow person. I finally arrived at Hy-Vee and the nice girl who let me leave my food greeted me with a confused smile. But I've got the weirdest story to tell you.
Life is strange and quirky and sad and wonderful.
If you're like me and you don't have a clue why we are here, you at least gotta realize something. There's gonna be good times and bad times no matter how rich or poor you are, black or white, Christian or Muslim. So do your best to live a good life that doesn't step on others and then just live it up, because life is kooky. Andy Moore is an ISU alum in English and political science. He is currently enrolled in summer session.