The Needle's Eye

"This story like a children's tune. It's grown familiar as the moon. So I ride my camel high. And I'm aiming for the needle's eye." - Caedmon's Call

Monday, October 10, 2005

Quick Hits

- Mondays are now officially "Omelette Mondays."

- I ate a complete DH breakfast for the first time in weeks this morning. Depriving myself of a bowl of Cheerios, bacon, strawberries, pineapple, and Lemon-Lime Gatorade has proven hazardous to my health. Seriously.

- It's rare that a professor will make me feel better about taking a test. Dr. CroweTipton is one of them.

- I mixed up the editions for my English text, grabbing the third volume instead of the second. That resulted in me wasting precious time hunting through the table of contents wondering why the heck the assigned reading wasn't in there until Amanda Griffin pointed out my error. So I had to spend pretty much all my study time catching up on reading when I hoped to use it for my test on Paul. Yes, a trip to the optomatrist's office is definitely in order.

- Lauren made a joke about jumping in her bed and never coming out again at lunch. She then asked if we would miss her, to which I replied, "A day without Lauren Harris is like forgetting to hit the sunlight switch." She laughed and said something about a story from last week that I didn't know about, but somehow picked up with my reply and I took it to mean something totally different. Communicating on opposite wavelengths is extremely awkward.

- Modern English Grammar is officially a headache now.

- I learned that the Nazis attacked an island in 1973 at L-Team meeting. No wait, it was 1937. And it wasn't the Nazis; it was grizzly bears. Or maybe it had something to do with Hurricane Andrew and President Bill Clinton in 1992. Then again, maybe it was just Lauren getting her dates mixed up.

- My deepest sympathies to all Atlanta Braves fans, including Taylor.

- The ability to be vulnerable and share how much God has changed my life within my family group is a feeling I can't describe in words. In many ways, it's the hardest thing in the world to do, but at the same time it's intensely liberating.

- Anna Lovett told a fun little story about Mr. Hershey (of Hershey Kisses fame) and how he never advertised his product to customers. And yes, we all got some chocolate kisses to cap off our meeting. Yay for that. :)

Song of the Day: Point of Grace - "Circle of Friends"

Verse of the Day: "Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Jesus Christ." - Philippians 1:2-6

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