Back to work. The first day of work after ten days break. But for ten hours, well into the night, after waking up early morning to go to my wednesday volunteer job ( Read more... )

...to quote Eyore. Here am I, after a full 24 hours at my parent's place...which is why I am able to use livejournal, as here there is an internet connection...unlike where I live...for the last two months. They are away for a week and a half, and I am periodically house-sitting ( Read more... )

two months, not passed without thought or remembrance.

Most, if not all of my things are moved out. My address change is halfway complete. Bittersweet ( Read more... )

I, again, would like to write a book ( Read more... )

The internet was down for about five days or so. It's back now, but I am not. I really didn't freak out without it, but I did miss finding out some information that I was curious about and communications I wanted to spark at times... bill paying, tea, e-mail writing, music downloading ( Read more... )

"If my life is broken when given to Jesus, it is because pieces will feed a multitide, while a loaf will satisfy only a little lad.Lately brokenness has been the theme of my life's song...it encompasses a plethora of things... I try to embrace it, despite my fleshy side's normal reaction, which is to run from it, deny it, and cover it up. Don't ( Read more... )

I think feeling the mountain top high, whether we know it or not, is always and only the result of recieving a clear revelation of how great God's love for us is...which so often is hidden from our eyes by the things we think effect how He feels about us, but actually don't--like what we just did, what we haven't done today, how we don't feel, what ( Read more... )

I guess that instead of writing here in livejournal, things in my life have seemed more meaningful and personal, so while I've been writing...it's not been here. I've stuck more with my handwritten journals...documenting and thinking on paper, meditating... which is good, but of course not all good ( Read more... )

I cracked this new book I bought on religion and politics (not during dinner!) called "God's Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It," by Jim Wallis. So far I've read only the introduction and tidbits... I randomly found it in B&N a week or two ago in the new arrivals section, and it so drew me and challenged me in the ( Read more... )