kentucky - basketball = anarchy

Monday, March 13, 2006
Well here we go. Its round two of the photos fopr the prayer directory. Things went smoother last night. This time I know what to look for and get things rolling. This whould be lots of fun.

Spiritually I am still trying to get back to where I was. Prayer has dipped off a tad these last few days as work has worn me out again. I hate march and I hate basketball!!!!! As basketball in this state is taken tooo seriously and it is a sin to mess up during march as basketbell is such an idol that it gets more attention than God. How I hate it. Just a few more weeks and its all over just in time for Derby to start......Please get May here fast. Needess to say since perfection plus is DEMANDED of me, I am drained.

Then there are at least two occasions where I was angry at some folks and they came to me and appoligized. Twice, two seperate occasions, two seperate folks. I am not used to people appoligizing to me for anything really. At least for things that make me angry like being load upstairs etc. But now I feel like a smuck. At least in the second time, last night at sojourn, where I heard this. I stopped going to a class becasue one guy took over the conversation and confused me even furhter so I stopped going. I am now even more confused on systematic theology, theology in general then ever before. I really wanted to tell the guy to shut up so I could learn something. But he is not the one that appoligized to me, it was the other person in his debates. Long story but it was still good to hear.

Now it's forgiving time. It's weird. They came to me. Both by chance, running into each other. I know I have been angry lately, at least quick to anger, like basketball. And maybe this is God laying this before me to deal with one bite at a time.

Now just to get me through this most evil time of the year. I want to cuss right now.

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