ARE YOU HAPPY NOW?chrismarshJanuary 3 2006, 14:50:47 UTC
1. Well minus the current situation, I would guess that we would probably talk about somewhere between 7 and 10 hours a week. Which in turn means about 40 hrs a month, and continuing equals 480 hrs a year. But since we are in our current predicament, the numbers will begin to lessen.
2. In five years huh? To be honest, for the first time in my life, I have no idea where I will be in 5 years. I plan, in the next year, on moving to Las Vegas. Thats where all the questions begin. Right now I plan on staying for a few years then moving back here to be closer to the family and all that jazz. But, I may love it out there. I may meet someone who is worth staying out there for. I just dont know. So in five years, I plan on being somewhere that makes me happy. I know thats not a precise as you were looking for, but thats it.
3. Well this answer comes in two forms. The first, no. I dont remember the one time that that happened the first time. But, I do have a better answer for you. I can tell you when it happened again. I was closer to God than I ever have been my sophmore and maybe half my junior year in high school. Then I started hanging out with the "cool" kids and completely fell away. I then went to college and did things I would never dreamed of myself doing 2 years previous to those moments. My parents always told me that if I didnt do good when I went away to school, they would make me come back yadda yadda. So after my first semester, when I was flat broke, passed like one class, and was so far in a hole in my life, my parents ASKED me if I WANTED to come back. They did not force anything on me. At that moment, God smacked me in the face and I realized that if I dont go back now, I might never. My life was as bad as it could get. I was stuck in addictions and couldnt have dug myself out if I wanted to. I didnt realize at the time that it was God pulling me back, but in hindsight, there is no way I could have done any of it on my own. So that was the single moment that I knew that my life would have to be turned over to Christ if I wanted to continue living it.
2. In five years huh? To be honest, for the first time in my life, I have no idea where I will be in 5 years. I plan, in the next year, on moving to Las Vegas. Thats where all the questions begin. Right now I plan on staying for a few years then moving back here to be closer to the family and all that jazz. But, I may love it out there. I may meet someone who is worth staying out there for. I just dont know. So in five years, I plan on being somewhere that makes me happy. I know thats not a precise as you were looking for, but thats it.
3. Well this answer comes in two forms. The first, no. I dont remember the one time that that happened the first time. But, I do have a better answer for you. I can tell you when it happened again. I was closer to God than I ever have been my sophmore and maybe half my junior year in high school. Then I started hanging out with the "cool" kids and completely fell away. I then went to college and did things I would never dreamed of myself doing 2 years previous to those moments. My parents always told me that if I didnt do good when I went away to school, they would make me come back yadda yadda. So after my first semester, when I was flat broke, passed like one class, and was so far in a hole in my life, my parents ASKED me if I WANTED to come back. They did not force anything on me. At that moment, God smacked me in the face and I realized that if I dont go back now, I might never. My life was as bad as it could get. I was stuck in addictions and couldnt have dug myself out if I wanted to. I didnt realize at the time that it was God pulling me back, but in hindsight, there is no way I could have done any of it on my own. So that was the single moment that I knew that my life would have to be turned over to Christ if I wanted to continue living it.
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although i dont appreciate the title to your response
hostility. thanks.
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