my chronology of thought...

It's pretty amazing what you'll find under someone else's refrigerator.
You would find things like ancient Christmas decorations, honey comb cereal, bottle caps of every size imaginable, half chewed cat toys, marbles, and of course... the whole history of kitchen sweepings.

That was the highlight of my afternoon while painting next door at the apartments.
Pretty interesting, huh?


We (her, her, and me) just got back from an excellent concert by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, featuring Jeremy Denk. Though the concert started off a little rough, it was definitely worth going. When I say "a little rough" I'm referring to the fire alarms going off an instant before the downbeat, complete with strobes and a recording asking us to calmly leave the building.
_______That's one way to get a concert hall full of people to stand in the rain for a half hour.


So anyway... I haven't been to our church "CFC" in two weeks. One week we attended a friends church in Syracuse, and the other week we were in the process of driving home from WI. My absence has really shown me the importantance of church. Also how crucial to a healthy Christian life, learning and fellowship really is.

I think I might start posting more often. Well, maybe not as often as her,
_____________________________..___.._but at least more than him :)

ok, just a quick post.

We are at the Browns! ... that in itself is worth posting about.

It's great to be able to celebrate thankgiving with such awesome friends.
Actually tonight we celebrated Wesley's and Esther's birthdays, which just meant more food!
I'm sorry I can't type more; I'm holding my roomates (aka wesley calvin and jason) from their beauty sleep.







































Well, as they say... A picture's worth a thousand words. So this post is pushin' 2050 ;)
Oh yeah, if you want more info on the trip, you can go to my mom'sblog.

In our daily devotions we are currently reading the story of Joseph. One of my favorites.

Even though sometimes I think my life feels like a rollercoaster,
it's nothing compared to what Joseph went through:
-sold into slavery by his brothers
-thrown into prison for only doing what was right
-forgotten by the cupbearer only to stay in prison for 3 more years

But even in his situation... He still trusted in the LORD and was trusted by people.
And in the end he was raised up to second in command over all Egypt and God
used him to save many peoples' lives.

I want to be like Joseph, fully dependent on God and willing to face trials to become
what He wants me to be. And not just to help myself, But to help other people...

Well here it is; the infamous Apologetics "list"
Alphabetized and all!

Some of these topics are more relevant than others (ex. "taxidermy").

Abortion
Adultery
AIDS
Animal Rights
Authority
Body Piercing
Capital Punishment
Church Denominations
Church Leadership
Cloning
Communism
Crime
Depression
Divorce
Dress/Modesty
Drugs + Alcohol
Eating Disorders
Economy
Education
Entertainment
Environment
Euthanasia/Kids in China
Evolution
Family
Gangs
Gambling
Government
Homosexuality
Immigration
Immorality
Judgmentalism
Language
Legalism
Lifestyle
Media
Military/Recruiting
Music
Negativism
Politics
Poverty
Purity
Racism
Religious Beliefs
Same-sex Marriage
School Prayer
Senior Rights
Sep. of Church and State
Slavery
Stem Cell Research
Suicide
Pacifism
Taxidermy
Terrorism
Time Management
Voting
War
War Profiting
Women in the Church
World Peace
Worship


If you have no idea what this is, then you obviously aren't in 9-12 grade Apologetics in CFA :)
It's a list of relavant topics to give us ideas to use for our presentation to the class.

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