Tomorrow is the final day of the Truth project.  It seems strange to almost be done.  I have finished my rough draft, I have no more labor intensive work left, the job is almost done.  I may keep the idea of telling the truth always.  I know that at least for awhile, I won't be able to lie purely out of habit.  I got so used to never second guessing myself that I have to remember what it is like to process.

Tomorrow will be a huge transition for me.  I get to see how everyone else did.  I know there are some projects out there that were done so that not much work would be involved and there are those projects out there that changed some of my classmates lives.  Those are the ones that I want to hear about.  i want to hear how total perspectives were changed.  I remember one girl in my class was observing life through homelessness.  I will definitely follow up with her.  I remember there was a guy in my class living like a muslim.  I'm sure I'll be baffled by the stories he will tell.  I can also not wait to see Andy.  I only mention his name in here because I am sure he will not mind.  He did the yes man project where he had to agree with everything.  In an effort to bring some personal joy and liveliness to his project, I had him to everything I could think of.

I know that Wednesday Andy will come after me.  I am totally ok with that.  I know that guy had so much to write about in his essay that he could have written 3 times the number of pages needed.  In a certain respect, I know I made him do things out of my own amusement, but I also know that God called him to this project, so I made him experience everything he could possibly be a part of.  He may not learn lessons from the individual instances thrust upon him.  I hope that he does get the overall message.  Now that I look into everything that I made him do, I can see a lesson in all of them.  I will not post these lessons now, because he could be watching and that would be cheating.  Haha Andy.