1) The goodness of God draws us to repentance. I think our definition of 'good' is too small, too shallow, too flimsy.
2) Enrolled in grad-school. Classes start in 2 weeks. WSU didn't waste one minute in telling me I was accepted. Not one.
3) While enrolling I was sent to four different locations before 1) being sent to the right place and 2) being told the person I needed to see wasn't there.
4) Made fried chicken the other night, like my momma makes it! The gravy sucked, but the fried chicken was good!
5) Stared at the stars a few times this week.
6) The Head and The Heart
7) Vacation next week!
8) When your fears a dismissed one by one.
9) Almost had a major slip of the tongue while preaching... I blushed at the thought. Still.
10) Going to start calling my tattoo a freckle.
11) Here's a quote for you: "... When once the soul is fixed on that supreme and all-sufficient good, it finds so much perfection and goodness as doth not only answer and satisfy its affection, but master and overpower it too: it finds all its love to be too faint and languid for such a noble object, and is only sorry that it can command no more. It wisheth for the flames of a seraph, and longs for the time when it shall be wholly melted and dissolved into love: and because it can do so little itslef, it desires the assistance of the whole creation, that angels and men would concur with it in the admiration and love of those infinite perfections." Henry Scougal
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3) While enrolling I was sent to four different locations before 1) being sent to the right place and 2) being told the person I needed to see wasn't there.
4) Made fried chicken the other night, like my momma makes it! The gravy sucked, but the fried chicken was good!
5) Stared at the stars a few times this week.
6) The Head and The Heart
7) Vacation next week!
8) When your fears a dismissed one by one.
9) Almost had a major slip of the tongue while preaching... I blushed at the thought. Still.
10) Going to start calling my tattoo a freckle.
11) Here's a quote for you: "... When once the soul is fixed on that supreme and all-sufficient good, it finds so much perfection and goodness as doth not only answer and satisfy its affection, but master and overpower it too: it finds all its love to be too faint and languid for such a noble object, and is only sorry that it can command no more. It wisheth for the flames of a seraph, and longs for the time when it shall be wholly melted and dissolved into love: and because it can do so little itslef, it desires the assistance of the whole creation, that angels and men would concur with it in the admiration and love of those infinite perfections." Henry Scougal
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