why read this foolishness?
great question! ummm... there actually is no reason. but if you are an artist, a geek, a parent, a leader with a.d.d. or just a simple fool like me who has a notion to make difference, you may find something here to relate to. so, bienvenidos!
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how did i not know this existed until now????
i keep thinking that flock would be the perfect browser if it only had an ftp thingy… well guess what??? my life just got one click easier.
works in firefox too, for you non-flockers. if you are still using explorer… oy-vey. for the love of pete, set yourself free and go download flock or firefox… right now - GO!
that’s how many blog posts i have in my drafts. c3 was awesome. unleashed was amazing. i have stuff swirling around in my head and my heart that i haven’t figured out how to put out there. right now it’s a 20 post book. no one reads those.
what i’m doing/thinking today…
thank you for stopping by to read. ya’ll rock.
- 10 year old boy walks up to johnny to tell him he is required to eat the bacon on his burger last. [awkward] - johnny threatens forstner with a knife through the eye when he tried to pilfer a fry. [scary] - waitress gives american idol caliber audition to table next to us with whitney version of happy birthday when her voice cracks - hard. all the while her one backup singer remains silent looking at the floor. [embaracing for her - bloggable for me] 
k- we’re hittin’ the road again in about 10.
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jen mcgee: i went to the grocery store last night and saw like three people i knew. they were all doing the same thing as me - - buying food that they didn’t have.
valerie: i have a tatoo.
me: what is it?
valerie: well, now it’s a cross.
me: what was it?
valerie: a kangaroo.
me: trying to visualize… [ -- ?!? ?!? -- ]
one of my most amazing talents is fixing one typo by creating a new one that slips under the radar. though i’m certain no one around the office rembers any of them, i’m certain a guest speaker or two may.
so, this week, i have taken my talent to a hole notha’ level. i printed out the bulletins for lori last week and noticed that one of the text boxes was too small which, of course cut off the end of the sentence. so, i fixed it thusly…
if you can’t love ‘em in… lug ‘em in. [[cheeeeeze & crackers]]
um, i really don’t know how to feel about this…
something creative to do with a pc…
I love spring. I love spring. I love spring. I LOOOOOVVVVE [heart] spring!!!!!!
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so, it’s saturday. our easter series, catalyst, starts tomorrow. i just finished this about 5 minutes ago. [--!!!--] i think this is about as close as i have ever cut it.
this is our cross. one of our fabulously talented rockers, ruffin jarman, built this for us last year for our legacy series. it is made out of rail road ties, smells like creosote (which i love - - i know, wierd) and it weighs a TON!!! ruffin is coming by today to help us put it up again. i love, love, love this this cross. it is such a piece of art - ruffin rocks.
on a side note… the cross lives outside when not it use. not covered up or anything. that’s the beauty of rail road ties. but ummmm….
…this is what it looks like outside today. it has been raining hard for a long time. i didn’t know it was supposed to rain. i am sooooooo glad we decided to go ahead and bring the cross in yesterday. that would have been a sad disappointment. but alas, the cross is dry and will be standing on sunday. i can’t wait. [note to self... check the weather report next time you are thinking about putting the cross up.]
k, gotta rock. lots to do.
…it’s an especially great time
of year to reach out to the lost.
lots of people come to church at
easter that don’t normally attend.
SO, i want to know…
how has god been using you to reach out to others?
how is he making you a catalyst for change in your world?
i’d love to hear some stories… please, don’t be shy.
