You like monkeys, you like ponies

The computer system is down at work. This is combining with our scarcity of parking places to create a giant airplane traffic jam as planes arrive and there's nowhere to put them.

My muscles all ache, and my joints are not much better.

Last night was the first night on forced air. I kept waking up, my mouth painfully dry, and finally removed the mask sometime after dawn and napped intermittantly for a few more hours. I'm hoping this is a transitional thing until I learn how to keep my mouth closed and not painfully dried out while I sleep. Maybe one of those mouth guards like boxers and hockey players wear. Maybe just a wad of packing styrofoam.

Despite being tired and feeling crappy I am still steeled toward finally making my return to the gym tonight. Maybe there will be Coke by the end of the night, but it's a little late to start that severe a self-medicating programme.

Listening to new versions of "As Cool as I Am" and "Postmortem on Our Love" from my Valentine's Day present, I wonder if anybody has heard of a party making the tracks available in digital format. And, of course, where the new versions of these songs came from.

Ummm I can't think of anything else offhand.

Maybe I used too many monkeys

While I'm thinking about it.
So there's a man in prison right now, sentenced to death. And, like many people sentenced to death, he has Found Jesus and Become a Better Person. And is asking not to be killed since he has Found Jesus.
I am opposed to the death penalty. This has no bearing upon my question.
Which is this: If somebody had Found Jesus, then wouldn't they (thinking that killing a person is a Bad Thing) feel that they deserved to be punished for it? And with the Bible calling for an eye for an eye, wouldn't they think that punishment should be death?

This doesn't confuse me as much as the question about people who want to charge doctors who perform abortions with murder but not the women who request the service. But it confuses me.