A cool breeze and tagged

Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Well hurricanes, car wrecks, friends sick relatives, rain....those are not my problems, but I feel the sadness with them all. Ok well maybe the rain was a part of mine too.

But tonight I got to really get into a nice discussion to see how I am rebellious to God's will and all that fun stuff. I never thought of myself a rebel but I am. In stead of seeking god for tha comfrot and peace I seek it other ways, rebelling against him for the here and now. So this will be much more for me to ponder.

Tonight went by so much better. I have the fan bringing in air from outside and it feels wonderful. Its almost energizing. Feels great.

It also feels great no matter how much we forget god, he does not forget about us, and loves to remind us. Which is better always knowing of his love, or the feelings we have when we realize it all over again?

Tonight I said:
"Pride is like the hallway with all the doors in the Matrix 2, behind every door a sin, and every door leads back to this one halll way of pride, they all come from here"

And I have been tagged, oh what can this mean? It's fun so I thought I would try it out....

5 things I miss about childhood
1.) The 80s's rock and hair bands....thanks Bon Jovi and Poison for getting me hooked
2.) The transformers cartoons...not this new stuff, which I will not say the bad words I want to call it:)
3.) The innocence
4.) My grandparents
5.) The old cartoons, the good stuff like Voltron...the Lions not the cars.

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    Thy way, not mine, O lord


    Thy way, not mine, O Lord,
    However dark it be;
    Lead me by Thine own hand,
    Choose out the path for me.

    Smooth let it be or rough,
    It will be still the best;
    Winding or straight, it leads
    Right onward to Thy rest.

    I dare not choose my lot;
    I would not, if I might;
    Choose Thou for me, my God,
    So I shall walk aright.

    Take Thou my cup, and it
    With joy or sorrow fill,
    As best to Thee may seem;
    Choose Thou my good and ill.

    Choose Thou for me my friends,
    My sickness or my health;
    Choose Thou my cares for me
    My poverty or wealth.

    The kingdom that I seek
    Is Thine: so let the way
    That leads to it be Thine,
    Else I must surely stray.

    Not mine, not mine the choice
    In things or great or small;
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    My Wisdom, and my All.

    ~Horatius Bonar