Friday, December 31, 2004
Thursday, December 30, 2004
Faith-FULL?
It's been a long time since I've written about anything spiritual--the things that matter to me most. For that, I apologize.
Lately, I've been thinking about joining a church. I've got one in my crosshairs. We'll see how it goes.
It's so weird...Confronting this spiritual struggle inside...
But I crave clarity in my life. And the times when I've been at my best--even when circumstances were at their worst--were when I attempted to maintain some sort of spiritual focus. Which is easier (or harder) to do than you think when you don't have a regular home church to attend.
I have a Bible. Actually, if you count the ones I have at my Mom's house, I have several. Right now I use a NLT Touchpoint Bible. I'm kind of pissed, because although I love it to death, I cannot find my King James Version.
It was black. It was leather-bound. It fit in my purse, and I bought it to Toronto expressly so I could read it whenever, wherever. (A Bible makes for great subway reading. Of course, I live within walking distance of most everything I need...)
*frustrated sigh*
I know the atheists out there might think I'm talking about nothing. But to me, that Bible was really something. Wherever the h-e-double-hockey-sticks* it is.
Grrr.
*And no. I don't feel like swearing. I'm writing about my Bible for Pete's sake. :p
Lately, I've been thinking about joining a church. I've got one in my crosshairs. We'll see how it goes.
It's so weird...Confronting this spiritual struggle inside...
But I crave clarity in my life. And the times when I've been at my best--even when circumstances were at their worst--were when I attempted to maintain some sort of spiritual focus. Which is easier (or harder) to do than you think when you don't have a regular home church to attend.
I have a Bible. Actually, if you count the ones I have at my Mom's house, I have several. Right now I use a NLT Touchpoint Bible. I'm kind of pissed, because although I love it to death, I cannot find my King James Version.
It was black. It was leather-bound. It fit in my purse, and I bought it to Toronto expressly so I could read it whenever, wherever. (A Bible makes for great subway reading. Of course, I live within walking distance of most everything I need...)
*frustrated sigh*
I know the atheists out there might think I'm talking about nothing. But to me, that Bible was really something. Wherever the h-e-double-hockey-sticks* it is.
Grrr.
*And no. I don't feel like swearing. I'm writing about my Bible for Pete's sake. :p
Thursday, December 16, 2004
Damn U2.
I was in Yorkville today checking ChIndigo for a novel. (I have to complete an English assignment over the holidays.)
Somehow I found myself in HMV.
I still covet Jill Scott's latest...But I stumbled upon a new love.
U2's latest, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb.
*squee*
They had me back in the day with "All I Want is You", and their other hits. But this album...?
I can tell How to Dismantle... is a keeper. I heard to 3/4ths of "Sometimes You Can't Make it On Your Own" at one of their CD preview stations. That song...Something about it touched me. It was like...a musical embrace.
I *heart* U2.
Dammit.
Why do they have to torture me with their quiet brilliance?
Somehow I found myself in HMV.
I still covet Jill Scott's latest...But I stumbled upon a new love.
U2's latest, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb.
*squee*
They had me back in the day with "All I Want is You", and their other hits. But this album...?
I can tell How to Dismantle... is a keeper. I heard to 3/4ths of "Sometimes You Can't Make it On Your Own" at one of their CD preview stations. That song...Something about it touched me. It was like...a musical embrace.
I *heart* U2.
Dammit.
Why do they have to torture me with their quiet brilliance?
Friday, December 10, 2004
"Christianity. Two-thousand years of bullsh--."
So said the bookseller at the second hand bookstore I visited today.
It took everything in me not to stroll over and engage him in some cleverly crafted conversation, designed to educate his poor, unstimulated brain.
Dammit.
Who am I kidding.
I wanted to kick his...Er...To give him a piece of my mind.
But then I realized that those pieces are far too precious. Especially what with it being the end of the term and all. ;)
ChIndigo may be expensive. But at least their employees know enough not to talk trash about something they obviously know nothing about.
It took everything in me not to stroll over and engage him in some cleverly crafted conversation, designed to educate his poor, unstimulated brain.
Dammit.
Who am I kidding.
I wanted to kick his...Er...To give him a piece of my mind.
But then I realized that those pieces are far too precious. Especially what with it being the end of the term and all. ;)
ChIndigo may be expensive. But at least their employees know enough not to talk trash about something they obviously know nothing about.
Nothing New
I'm sorry I haven't written anything substantial lately. Contrary to my recent content, I've been contemplating a lot of serious, spiritual life issues.
As for how I'm doing...My life is not yet a shambles. Rather, it's a whirlwind.
As for how I'm doing...My life is not yet a shambles. Rather, it's a whirlwind.
Thursday, December 09, 2004
Whatever you do...
Do NOT buy Covergirl's Outlast Smoothwear lipstick in "Copper Satin". Especially if you are a woman with a milk chocolate complexion, such as I am.
That is, of course, unless you like having your mouth looking as though it's been taken over by some sort of evil, craptastic, penny gone mad.
Somewhere along the line, I started to loose my head. I have become "girlie". Or at least, more "girlie" than normal.
This isn't good, folks.
The next thing you know...I'll have a boyfriend. ;)
That is, of course, unless you like having your mouth looking as though it's been taken over by some sort of evil, craptastic, penny gone mad.
Somewhere along the line, I started to loose my head. I have become "girlie". Or at least, more "girlie" than normal.
This isn't good, folks.
The next thing you know...I'll have a boyfriend. ;)
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