Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! I hope that everyone is able to
spend today with the people they love. Eat lots of Turkey, get tipsy
on egg nog, and watch its a Wonderful Life.
Thursday, November 24, 2005
Thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Christian Children's Fund
I have always said that I planned to use my extra money to help others when "I grow up". But I have some money now, and I would be lying if I said that I couldn't budget at least some of it to better causes than my electronic collection. So for Christmas, Darby and I sponsored a little boy named Reuben (4 years old) from Honduras. If anyone else is interested I encourage you to visit www.christianchildrensfund.com
Sunday, November 20, 2005
Purpose Driven Life
Darby and I have been reading "The Purpose Driven Life" by Rick
Warren. In the last chapter I read he writes: "In worship we are to
offer our bodies as living sacrifices. Now we usually associate the
concept of sacrifice with something dead, but God wants you to be a
living sacrifice. However, the problem with a living sacrifice is
that it can crawl off the altar, and we often do that". It made me
laugh
Friday, November 18, 2005
Quiz time
My last entry seems to have sparked many questions, which I will politely ignore for the time being :) My apologies.
Moving on: Where have you seen this Cafe before? Quiz for all of you trivia buffs out there.
Moving on: Where have you seen this Cafe before? Quiz for all of you trivia buffs out there.
Thursday, November 17, 2005
In a blink of an eye
I have always felt that I had control of my life. Every now and then a surprise would come my way, but never anything to entirely derail me. I never worried about the unknown, the unpredictable, or how integrated my life is with others. Now, more then ever, I realize that I am at the whim of the hand of fate. Barreling forward without a plan or direction to go, and only a prayer that God can see the road that I cannot. It is very humbling.
Monday, November 07, 2005
Vacation
6 days in Princeton, 3 in New York.
“Every day is like a week, and every night is a weekend”
“One minute, one block too late”
I don’t think I could ever summarize everything that happened in the past week. I’ll try and fit a couple stories in over the next couple days. I managed to see three shows while in NYC: Rent, Avenue Q, and Mr. Marmalade. I would have gone to a Sunday matinee but our flight was at 5:30 and the show would have been at 2:00, a little risky. For many of the shows they have “The Lottery” where they raffle off the front two rows of seats 2 hours before the show for only 20 bucks a piece (as opposed to $105). I won the raffle for Rent the first night we were there, lost for Avenue Q, Wicked, and Spelling Bee. I hated to have to leave, but even if work wasn’t demanding my return, my finances would not have sustained much more abuse.
“Every day is like a week, and every night is a weekend”
“One minute, one block too late”
I don’t think I could ever summarize everything that happened in the past week. I’ll try and fit a couple stories in over the next couple days. I managed to see three shows while in NYC: Rent, Avenue Q, and Mr. Marmalade. I would have gone to a Sunday matinee but our flight was at 5:30 and the show would have been at 2:00, a little risky. For many of the shows they have “The Lottery” where they raffle off the front two rows of seats 2 hours before the show for only 20 bucks a piece (as opposed to $105). I won the raffle for Rent the first night we were there, lost for Avenue Q, Wicked, and Spelling Bee. I hated to have to leave, but even if work wasn’t demanding my return, my finances would not have sustained much more abuse.
Tuesday, November 01, 2005
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