You don't really want to know. It's not worth talking about. Ahh, but that's not true. It means so much that we could, and should spend 100 years figuring it out. But we won't, we ignore the most important things. Refuse to see and refuse to address. I'm so grateful for those who don't. We'll work it out, find the meaning and the way. Even though we have to do it long distance over 200 years of space. I know where to look, that's the most important part. And when you really need some hope, remember that Glenn is in the world, so it must be a good place.
it is the belief in roses that makes them flourish
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
list
laminated PMG. silly putty. quality watch. packing tape. really good luggage. sewing kit. first aid kit. medical dictionary. items with glow in the dark properties. post-it notes. crayons. goat.
What would YOU get a missionary in a undisclosed location for Christmas?
Monday, November 23, 2009
School Work
An Outline
Main Idea: The sections “The Grand Inquisitor” and “Notes of the Life in God of the Elder Zosima” combined with “Conversations and Exhortations of Father Zosima” were both refered to as the culminating point of the Brother’s Karmazov. Why?
Answers:
I. Rebellion VS. Faith: the conflict of the novel.
A. Characters and symbols.
B. It’s okay to ask the questions.
II. Why the Grand Inquisitor? What was its purpose?
A. You must identify and ask the questions before you are ready the learn the answer. (In between chapters given to us to ponder and soul search before answer are given)
B. Various Interpretations
C. What Dostoevsky said.
III. How Notes and Conversations answer the questions raised in Grand Inquisitor.
A. Why did your mom do that?
B. What’s the deal with your face?
C. My llama is faster than yours.
D. Can’t you see I’m sleeping here?
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Sabbath Eve
There are quiet a few things I'm supposed to be doing right now, and some of them will be moved to very early monday morning. That's okay, really, because sometimes it feels really good to let other people love you. Sometime laughing till your face hurts is worth the procrastination of work. Especially when it's the type of work that has no end. Laugh anyway. That's why God, in His mercy and love, gave His children a sabbath. It's a very special day, and I'm looking forward to it. I look forward to it all week long, but especially saturday night. It's the day that I get to sit back, think, make plans to do better, and best of all, feel loved. Oh Sunday...I can't wait!
Saturday, November 7, 2009
this week
I don't really like using capital letters for my name. I do really want a hair cut.
Growing old, I show my character.
And for character I mean everything
I lived through and that shaped my
face, it's a face made of phases,
habits, friends I've met, my own
peculiar way of being, my ambitions,
the real loves and the loves I
dreamed about,the children I had.
~Pier Paolo Pasolini
Growing old, I show my character.
And for character I mean everything
I lived through and that shaped my
face, it's a face made of phases,
habits, friends I've met, my own
peculiar way of being, my ambitions,
the real loves and the loves I
dreamed about,the children I had.
~Pier Paolo Pasolini
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
True Reflections
This is an AMAZING link.
You don't need to wait for permission to fill your lives hearts with thanksgiving and happiness...
You don't need to wait for permission to fill your lives hearts with thanksgiving and happiness...
Monday, November 2, 2009
Sir Gregory Edwin Earwin
Sir Gregory Edwin Earwin
was a boy of only nine.
But he was a somber fellow
who was careful with his time.
He never dilly dallied
He never shilly shamed
He always hop-ed to it,
With astute presence of mind.
Our Greg did not dawdle when walking
on his way to school.
He could not be persuaded
by a pogo-stick or pool.
He always followed schedules
He always kept the rules
He never came early or late
but right on time to school.
For Gregory Edwin Earwin
had determined his destiny
would be to rule all Asia,
by the age of thirty-three.
To him every man would bow,
At him all the world would cow,
He would govern the entire land
and dominate the sea.
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