I have only one
exam left. Hallelujah! I’ll be writing Ancient Culture Studies on the 27th
and then I will be able to give my full attention to lounging around my house,
tracking through Africa by 4x4 and packing for my move to Pretoria
I have been quiet
on the blog, studying, preparing for an event I’m speaking at tomorrow night
and writing Greek. It has been a very depressing time indeed. I can barely
contain myself for tonight where I will finally be able to socialize with my
church buddies at our weekly gathering.
As my brain is
still on full academic mode and the depression of exams is still with me I
decided to write a quick post that will hopefully ruin your day as well.
Dating, it’s a
numbers game.
If you ask the
pessimists or the cynics what the probability is of meeting your soul mate
their answer is simple: 0% “because man is naturally polygamous and love
doesn’t exist”.
Now, of course, the
first step is believing that your “soul mate” exists. I know a lot of people
don’t believe that everyone has a soul mate, but for the purposes of this post,
let’s just ignore them
Our country has
recently released the statistics from the 2011 census and I have been busy
crunching some numbers:
