Nerds Unite!

I am proudly stating my status as a nerd.

Not the regular kind of nerd, nope. I am in no way super smart, can understand math, or can figure out physics. I'm a knowledge nerd. That is to say, I love learning new things. My favorite channel in the whole wide world?

History Channel. Yep, I love my History Channel. What other place can you learn about our nations history, time travel, Egyptology, and volcano's? Well, minus Discovery Channel. It's the perfect channel! In fact they recently had a ten part series called "America: The Story of Us." Now, cheesy title aside, this was an intense look at the USA from start to finish. It even made the American Revolution (something that I cannot stand to hear about anymore considering how many its been chewed and spit out to me) sound interesting.

I was telling my sister how I was thinking that I wanted to ask for that DVD for Christmas. She responded with "Suz, you are such a nerd."

Cut to two days later and my mother is confessing that while I was growing up she thought for sure Katie (my sister) would be the nerd in the family. But she sighed, and I quote, said "Was I wrong." This was stated because we recently had at work a lady pay us in four two dollar bills and I had freaked out over it. Two dollar bills! Those aren't exactly popular, so of course I was excited. Momma forked over two one dollar bills so I could take one home and upon further inspection, I was shocked to see what was on the back of the bill. It was the famous painting of the Declaration of Independence. Of course I squealed and raved about my brand new wonderful two dollar bill to everyone who would listen.

Then I repeatedly was informed that I, Suzie Bartholomew, was a nerd. To which I replied, of course I am! Dang proud of it too!

Basically, if you aren't nerd, you really aren't all that awesome in my book. Then again, I might just be biased.