I could watch the last 8 1/2 minutes of that game every day for the rest of my life.   I think I'd be in better shape, too--my heart rate got going so high, I felt like I'd been for a run!
In other news, I love my job.

So I'm DONE!!  FOREVER!!  oh praise God

Still not caught up on sleep, but that'll come.  The point of this entry is to discuss housing for next year.  Graduation is Sunday, then I'm going home.  The next week, She-Mom and I are gonna drive down to Atl to see about finding me a place to live.  I'd kinda like to work with a realtor just to make things ( Read more... )

Tonight I partook in my favorite new-found activity--jamming with Ben and Paul. I started singing with these two at the beginning of this year at Log Chapel Mass once a week and it's developed into this incredible singing-praying-jamming-song-writing mass of beauty. They're probably the most incredible guitarists I've ever been blessed to hear ( ( Read more... )

Brandon Hoyte is an Indianapolis Colt now. I've met him. He was Ky's roommate freshman year. I'm practically famous ( Read more... )

Prayers for Becca, please

So I ought to be reading about "pluralism" (read: relativism) for my next class, but I thought this would be far more productive.  Brady Quinn was sitting across from me in the cluster, looking as handsome as ever till he opened his mouth.  Fortunately, he's not paid to look cute while speaking but to have big guns and ( Read more... )

This looks like fun ( Read more... )

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So at first I wasn't so thrilled about the possibility of being a theology teacher and campus minister because I want me real focus to be on teaching, but the more I think about it, the more I think that that could really be my calling. There were always school-wide things that I knew I would want to institute (dress as your patron saint for All ( Read more... )

Well, I'm procrastinating going to bed (is that ridiculous?), so here's a life update in reverse chronological order ( Read more... )

Today, as I was walking through the halls at St Joe's (the Catholic High School where I student teach), I suddenly felt right at home. Why? Because I saw two boys wearing capes. It was like being in high school all over again--weird people doing weird things but somehow being accepted by the majority of the school. I kept walking, pleased that ( Read more... )