My weekend at a Christian retreat.

[caramelcandee7]

If you do not care about my spirituality or what I did this weekend, you can skip this post.

I had a wonderful time. First I'll talk a bit about the camp itself. The place is huge and snow-covered. There was a lot to do and a lot of friendly people from churches all over Michigan (and some Ohio + Illinois). We had our big group session with a

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[house_of_blues]

yaaaay, happiness! : D

[msinquisitive]

wow...powerful entry. i know what you mean about that feeling. i hope the feeling stays with you forever, because it really is what may keep you happy. & i think we're in the same boat - my friends would never think i'm religious but i know it's in me. I see it. so i guess what i'm saying is that yeah, it gets hard to keep in that same state of mind, but in the end it will all be worth it. <333

[madnifty]

But it's been there, I've been looking to feel this way for a long time.

That's fantastic. :)

[inacar]

This post makes me so incredibely happy for you. Yay!

[caramelcandee7]

Thank you Carina! I may need your support in this sometimes, if you'd be so kind as to help.

[inacar]

You can most definitely count on me!

[pinkspider12]

That's awesome Ica. I've never been religious and all that, but that rocks. It's interesting, because yesterday I decided that, though I am generally nice to people, I want to make a conscious effort to be REALLY nice. Like, talk to people I don't normally talk to. Make an effort to make someone's day better. I did some of that today, and it made me feel really good. So I sort of understand where you're coming from.

[caramelcandee7]

Last night when I was reading Oprah's magazine (it was kind of disappointing), I pulled out this page that listed 57 random acts of kindness separated by month. I can type them out and post them if you'd like : )