Sometimes I wonder why.

Happy January 26th. Today's temperature in Chicago, Ill. is 15 degrees fahrenheit, but oh! Feels like eight. So far in 2009, I experienced two (TWO!) days where the temperature reached above freezing. Next Saturday a high of 33 teases us with promise. Expect me in Chicago for awhile but eventually I'm headin' down South or packing for the west coast. Dressing like this here is not only necessary but absolutely ridiculous.

Obviously, I am bad at this.

Obviously, I am not good at blog postings. However, today I would like to share another "blog" of "unnecessary" quotes.


http://quotation-marks.blogspot.com/

I would also like to add that whoever said, "money is the root of all evil," was never a recent college grad browsing career opps and paying inflated rent.

Upon researching on wikipedia, I have found the answer. Thanks Wiki.

"Money is the root of all evil."

* In context: "For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows." (1 Timothy 6:10) KJV (The King James Bible)
* Many translations render what the KJV renders as "the root" (originally ῥίζα) as "a root" or "at the root" and "all evil" (πᾶς κακός) as "all sorts of evil" or "all kinds of evil". (See also translations in New International Version, New American Standard Bible, New Living Translation.) All translations agree that it is the love of money, rather than money itself, that is associated with evil.