The Phone Postpone Syndrome
Have you ever postponed a phone call to someone until things get quiet or do some work, only to find things get noisier, and you find more work to do?
This scenario is happening to me right now.
Have you ever postponed a phone call to someone until things get quiet or do some work, only to find things get noisier, and you find more work to do?
This scenario is happening to me right now.
If you haven’t listened to “Hero” by Superchick, I strongly recommend that you do. This song gave me chills when I first listened to it. It’s really moving, and makes you wonder what impact your words and actions can have on the lives of others.
“There is one whose rash words are like sword thrusts, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.” Proverbs 12:18 (ESV)
I was going to wait until I made this public, but I accidentally made it so by posting a comment in Jeff’s Blog (Stupid Auto-Complete!). So I thought, “What the heck?” And now it’s here–incomplete.
But so what? So the monthly visitor might not like it. Who cares? No-one visits this site anyway!
Anyway, enough of my babbling. I want to make this site rock. I want it help bring people to God. I also want it to be about the stuff I’m involved in. Can I do both? We’ll see.
Note:(Forgive me of my unclear writing, I am tired)
I really don’t mind if people disagree with the Intelligent Design theory or the movement to teach it in public schools. But to dis my God? Now I’m pissed.
I’m so sick and tired of this bullshit these people put out. They talk of themselves being wonderful, tolerant, and loving people, but their actions show otherwise. They’re tolerant of everyone except those who follow Christ. Everyone’s “tolerated” and “accepted” except us. But their lies are transparent. Robert Ingersoll, a non-believer, wrote that the church must ultimately be destroyed. This is their true goal. Don’t be fooled by their sugar-coated words.
It doesn’t surprise me though, Jesus said they are already antichrists in the world (1 John 2:18). We’re in a war, but not with guns and tanks and bombs. This is a war for lives, the lives of everyone. Whose side are you on?
Church, we need to band together and fight this war. Enough of the man-made doctrines. Enough of the thick theology and pride. Enough of the silence and “tolerance” We need to band and stand together to fight this war.
You are soldiers, start acting like it. Let’s stop trying to “get through life.” We need to stand and fight for our God. We fight for our country. When someone disrespects our country’s troops, we object immediately. Why don’t we fight for our troops. Yahweh and Jesus’ troops?
Enough hiding, let’s stand up and fight.
Everything seems to be “crunching” together at one time (which is now). So instead of actually doing the things that need to be done, I’ll write about them.
College work is beggining to climax, at least that’s what it seems like. I have a midterm for economics which is due Thursday. I also need to finish a few things for English, such as the introduction for my research paper. However, I’m enjoying the class despite the fact I hated it at first.
On the 15th, I will be officially (honorably) discharged the Young Marines since I graduated high school (or more correctly, homeschooling at a high school level). I didn’t know this until last month. I assumed I would be able to remain in until I was 18. I guess that explains why the program says, “8 through completion of high school” now instead of, “8 to eighteen.” I’ve also been asked to become an adult staff member after I leave. I have the application and am still considering the option.
I have plans to upgrade my website (My “itch to code” is late.), but they have to wait. I already need to finish a website I’m already working on. After I finish my site though, I really want to get back into the business for designing websites again. However, I’m not sure if that would conflict with school, since I plan on taking 1 or 2 more courses next semester, and my current job, working 30/hrs. a week at a service station/automotive shop. We’ll find out.
I also have some other things planned, but I’ll post them seperately or keep them to myself.
Things seem to “crunch at this time of year for me. I also consider fall my summer. Unfortunately, no one else I know thinks the same about this season. This forces me to hold my “fall is summer” feelings until “the holidays.” It also increases the “crunch” effect on me. However, as I mentioned earlier, I’m “feeling brave.” I’m ready to take on my challenges with God beside, above, and inside me.
I’m ready.