| it has finally happened
http://mtspiel.blogspot.com
you speak of signs and wonders
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| - karma police - -
So i think i might be done here. It really doesnt necessrily matter. While i like this thing, and have for many a year (i do pride mysllef in being one of the first of my circle of friends to have a xanga... ). Perhaps it is time to move on to something bigger, something better. Blogspot perhaps?... Perhaps. See ya, ill keep you posted... or maybe i wont.
This is one of the best albums of my generation. The flow and overall musicianship are etherial.
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| - This House is Not for Sale - -
Played a invigerating game of wiffle ball today. It left me rather soar too.
I am kind of frustrated right now. Sometimes i think my friends act
like 3rd graders. In general i am just not very happy about it. It
would be nice to go home right now. In fact, i think about it a lot.
How much I dont like it here. Maybe it will all turn around. Jon Shell
is coming back, as well as the infamous Christy Kruse. Yikes. Maybe I can live
in a box, and i wont let anyone come visit me. Just me, with my
thoughts in my box. It would be nice.
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| Move me up a notch baby. I just got a gmail account and firefox... you know you love me. All in the same day too.
Matt "... girls only like guys with skills..." Spiel
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| The community.
I often wonder what it is that allows us to experience true christian fellowship and community... and even what keeps us from knowing it. I have heard many people say that they first experienced true community during the more difficult times of their lives (ie death, divorce, etc), and others say their experience was shaped around their time in college (dorm life), and more specifically, bible/christian college. And since I am in the middle of my "higher education" at one of those colleges. I might write my thoughts on such a topic. After all, this is my "journal."
And this is all i have: Perhaps it isnt our common interests and loves that bring us together to express community, but rather...our common love for another. Selflessness should be the middle ground in which we meet and experience true community. |
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