Twenty-five?

Well, I have somehow survived for a quarter of a century.  While this does not look like the most interesting birthday I have had (which is a good thing), it so far has had its moments.

• The alpha draft of Sunday's worship service is finished.  I have also decided to lead the time with children myself.  Hopefully, this decision will not blow up in my face.  At least I get $125 for this, since the church doesn't officially have a pastor as of tomorrow.  Also, those who want to are more than welcome to attend.  Just let me know soon so that transportation and lodging arrangements (if necessary) can be made.
• Lots of time spent with people.  Saturday with the family, yesterday with college friends, and this evening with grad school friends.  At some point I am going to have to get the two groups together.
• Apparently, the boiler that heats the water at my apartment building died on Saturday.  This means no hot water until Tuesday at the earliest.  It would have been nice to let us know so that we didn't have to call it in.
• Something is wrong with the AC at my apartment.  It cools, but actually makes the air more damp.  This has been remedied with a dehumidifier, although I think the humidity is reaching an asymptote of 65-66 percent.
• Less than two weeks until reunion weekend!  It has been a while, so I think I will be doing some drinking that weekend.

Okay, back to reading math and physics books.