it's somewhat unfortunate that this happens to be our "homework week" as i'm too distracted by finishing everything for class to spend ample time contemplating Jesus' death and resurrection. i mean, it is the cornerstone of my faith and most definitely worthy of my entire attention, but the papers and readings that i'm scholastically responsible for are taking precedence at the moment.
yesterday wasn't helpful- don't get me wrong, it was a fabulous day, i just didnt get very much accomplished. i spent the morning completing 2/3 of my 'outdoors' paper (which i just finished this morning, hence this break to blog) and spending some time in prayer with other honeyrock staff for our summer. right after lunch i worked on music for bible study, then we had bible study, then dinner, then our surprise party for angela, which lasted the rest of the night. i did a little reading before bed, but not as much as i probably could have.
sometimes i write really good papers.
and i amuse myself while doing so.
for your reading enjoyment, an excerpt from my 'outdoors' paper, encouraging our society put a bigger emphasis on the necessity for us all to spend more time outdoors and less in front of a computer or television screen.
"I have no doubt that exposing the current generation to the wonders of the natural world and instilling values of conservation and appreciation for the outdoors is absolutely critical to their ability to develop into citizens tho respect and protect the world around us. If not, the current trendiness of the 'green' movement is at risk of going by the wayside as quickly as the mullet, maintained only by society's cultural outliers"
yep.
"If you let your feelings go, dear, it's scary what you'll find. i find i'm on your street, dear, and you're always on my mind. and no one needs to know, that you let me in tonight. that you let me see the world... behind your eyes." jon foreman- behind your eyes
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