Thankful: Patience & the www.

It's friday. Yes, I have again neglected to post this on Thursday. My apologies.
So today, I want to thank you for your patience (regardless of whether or not you're actually being patient with me. I'm hoping for the best).
I'm also thankful for the World Wide Web.
It's easy to piont out many woes concerning the internet, but I'm thankful for the good things about it.
Like good deals on Bibles from amazon (See 2nd picture), or mini quantum physics lessons from wikipedia to understand the meanings of strange shirts that you come across (See first picture).

If you're up for a brain workout, google Schrodinger's Cat.

It's not that fancy. I don't think it's even real leather. But its my Bible and I love it.

I want to highlight it and read it and take it everywhere with me. I want to use it so well that it gets all beat up even though I'm careful.

What a blessing that I have the words of God at my fingertips just like that.

Christmas Eve Eve

Today is Christmas Eve Eve. I worked almost all day. I'm very thankful for the hours and I didn't have other plans so I didn't mind being there. One of my managers kept asking me if I was in a bad mood though. I think 3 times she asked me this today between the two shifts that I worked. At first I just thought I wasn't really paying attention to my facial expressions since I was busy and tired (I tend to look mad when I'm not paying attention and tired). Then I started thinking about it more and I realized that maybe there was something wrong deep down and I hadn't even noticed it. There has been quite a bit on my mind for the past few months and especially this past week or so- I had noticed that- but I didn't know it had gotten to me so much. I am thankful though because it gives me an opportunity to give the burden to the Lord. This whole thing has made me think that even though there is noticeably something on my heart the fact that Christmas i...

Post Prompts I

I googled blog post prompts just for fun and found a website with a whole bunch. Rather than writing whole posts on some of the topics, I decided to do interview style responses. Write about the first time you broke the law. When I was 4, stole a handful of grass seed from a store. Felt awful but never admitted to it untill way later. They knew I was lying but never prosecuted (is it even possible to prosecute a 4 year old?). I discarded the evidence onto their lawn as soon as I got out of the store (I guess that was sort of smart). Why grass seed? Good question. Your favorite vacation spot or place that you've traveled to. An Island in Malaysia called Redang. Everything about that place looked like those tropical photos you secretly doubt the existence of. Straight up B-E-A-U-tiful. Write about the passing of a loved one. My Grandma died 2 years ago on the 4th of July (ironic, don't you think?). For me, the whole experience wa...

The Crisis by Ennio Morricone

I think this song is beautiful. And I didn't even realize that I thought so until now even though I've heard it before. I'm a sucker for movie music because it's usually sort of dramatic and I like dramatic music. I like that aspect of the song. I also like that it has a jazzy feel to it and that it just has a pretty melody to it. What really made me realize that I like this song though is that almost right off the bat, you can hear what sounds like a mistake- but the song continues on. This song has a unique form of beauty in music- the mix of conventional beauty with one more unique that sounds like a mistake at first. There's something beautiful to me about continuing on-despite the "mistake" (although I'm pretty sure in the case of this song, the "mistake" isn't really a mistake). Maybe it's because I know my very apparent need for grace, my need for the love of God to continue to me despite my mistakes. He...

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