Stolen from little_teacup:
1. Go to www.flickr.com
2. Type in your answer to the question in the "search" box
3. Use only the first page
4. Copy the html and paste for the answer.

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Wow.  I write good fictitious letters to people that I will never send regarding conversations that will never occur.  Just thought I'd share.

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Our church did their own version of this skit on Easter Sunday. I can't get it out of my head.

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Claire sent me a link to this.  I... have no words.  Also, this has been cracking me up for days.

When I became a Christian no one really told me what to expect.  I knew I was supposed to read and pray and probably stop selling kidneys on the black market, but I had no idea what it was supposed to feel like to have a relationship with God.  A lot of times I wondered if I was doing it right, and more often than not I wondered if I was just plain ( Read more... )

Wow.  They can do just about anything with legos.  I also really enjoyed the Lego versions of Grease, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Jurassic Park amongst others.  No, I did not watch these videos for almost an hour.  *Runs away.*

Stolen from little_teacup:

Ten Top Trivia Tips about Karen!

1. In the Great Seal of the United States the eagle grasps 13 arrows and Karen.
2. Never store Karen at room temperature.
3. Two thirds of the world's eggplant is grown in Karen.
4. Fifty-two percent of Americans drink Karen.
5. The first domain name ever registered was Karen.com.

I read this last night and thought it was amazing:

"Suppose there was a king who loved a humble maiden," begins a story by Kierkegaard.

The king was like no other king.  Every statesman trembled before his power.  No one dared breathe a word against him, for he had the strength to crush all opponents.  And yet this mighty king was melted by love for ( Read more... )

This week was Holocaust Awareness Week at CSU.  I attended a few events and was privileged to hear a panel of Holocaust survivors tell their stories and plead with the audience to remember the atrocities committed more than half a century ago and to take action to prevent them from ever happening again.  But they've already happened again.  Tonight ( Read more... )