Top o the middle o the marnin to ye
All right, guys... this is your day and I need to be entertained....
Me and r1 and Toby are going to an Astros game tonite with Rob and
Steph.... very very fun times are planned....
WHO shall choose the topic? Perhaps Danielle has something to say
that's not too girly.... maybe
31 comments:
permission to speak
a.) if Daniel is referring to Sox.... somebody hit him
b) funny story
last weekend the radiants were walking down an alley in SA, and Chris H walks over a sewer vent and says Hey, Jacob (mathews) smell that air! It smells great! And Jake takes a big whiff of it
and random coughing and gagging and oh-mann-ing and such
Yeah man guys like stinky stuff. Keith’s umbilical cord fall off is STILL on the coffee table. Like I said last week, it STINKS awful. I saw it yesterday and was going to pick it up and smell it again one more time before throwing it away, but got distract. I know the think almost made me gag last time, but I want to smell it again before throwing it away.
Yep, guys like stinky things.
(Had a bad typo, did it over)
Going to baseball games is a lot of fun. I don’t like watching it on TV much, but going to games is another deal.
permission to speak?
speak clam
Since we have Monopoly enthusiast, what do you guys think about this new Here & Now Monopoly coming out (see article posted yesterday in comments)?
I’m an old style Monopoly guy. I don’t like the idea of a bunch of places being on there, like Wrigley Field, Golden Gate Bridge, etc. The old one is mostly streets. I’ll play the new one since it will probably be fun with higher money denominations and new way of charging property values, but I like the old style.
The new one will have some famous mountains and stuff also. Just seems weird to own and charge for that kind of stuff.
thank you josh
i just wanted to say that the bird nest in light fixture situation is one of the funniest things i've heard today, and i find the tolerance humorously noble.
conversation re-surrendered to guys
c
permission to read-only
permission to request something to read....ladies join at noon?
time for lunch
perfect humor for students this week
so many days till the last day of school...so little actual learning
So the Monopoly discussion flopped.
Monopoly stinks
Very true Big Daddy, very true.
I just talked to my mom. She said that they got a good night's sleep last night. She said that they are seeing some good breakthroughs in the class. It has been fruitful ministry.
beth c - i laughed at your comment that said you would come back later and talk to yourself... appropriate for this blog lately...
everyone must be busy
GO JENNA FOR BEING BIGGEST BABY!!! All these babies are looking grand!!! Cute!!! Can't wait to someday have grandbabies to send home to their mommies...
FRIST
frist again!
Hello..Wake up world!
Jimmeny Cricket....!
I might as well take Knock Knock for a morning walk.
Ya'll have a great day!
Arbertooooooo
Are you awake?
and then there was one
I'm at alternative campus today...nice here
$$$i win all the monolpoly money!!!
last (wo)man standing
hey anybody wanna see pics of my beautiful grandson...
i will be prepared next time
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it's an elective curriculum
Morning Devotion from Charles Spurgeon:
1 Peter 1:23
Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible.
Peter most earnestly exhorted the scattered saints to love each other "with a pure heart fervently" and he wisely fetched his argument, not from the law, from nature, or from philosophy, but from that high and divine nature which God hath implanted in His people. Just as some judicious tutor of princes might labour to beget and foster in them a kingly spirit and dignified behaviour, finding arguments in their position and descent, so, looking upon God's people as heirs of glory, princes of the blood royal, descendants of the King of kings, earth's truest and oldest aristocracy, Peter saith to them, "See that ye love one another, because of your noble birth, being born of incorruptible seed; because of your pedigree, being descended from God, the Creator of all things; and because of your immortal destiny, for you shall never pass away, though the glory of the flesh shall fade, and even its existence shall cease." It would be well if, in the spirit of humility, we recognized the true dignity of our regenerated nature, and lived up to it. What is a Christian? If you compare him with a king, he adds priestly sanctity to royal dignity. The king's royalty often lieth only in his crown, but with a Christian it is infused into his inmost nature. He is as much above his fellows through his new birth, as a man is above the beast that perisheth. Surely he ought to carry himself, in all his dealings, as one who is not of the multitude, but chosen out of the world, distinguished by sovereign grace, written among "the peculiar people" and who therefore cannot grovel in the dust as others, nor live after the manner of the world's citizens. Let the dignity of your nature, and the brightness of your prospects, O believers in Christ, constrain you to cleave unto holiness, and to avoid the very appearance of evil.
Yeah, we wanna c mo pics of Isaac.
Gettn' ready 4 wurk now.
hey,
"strategy" is my middle name...
fail to plan
plan to fail
proactive and instinctive saves much time and energy
i plan to stay outof walmart as much as possible
i plan to spend time and money wisely
i plan to learn something new today
i plan to be a blessing
i plan to be prepared....
i plan to be spontaneous
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