I'm really going to miss you, Jamie!!!
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Spiritual Leadership: Moving People to God's Agenda
By Henry Blackaby, Richard Blackaby
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Old Navy is looking very, very promising.
Matt and Toni are working at Fred's Market, and they told me to try there.
I'll go by tomorrow morning and check on that, and turn in my application at Books-A-Million.
This afternoon, I went home and made a bunch of cookies for people out at Camp Gilead. I was going out to take the book that I just finished, Blue Like Jazz (by Donald Miller) out to Joel, so I decided to go ahead and take a little extra surprise out for everyone. I met several new people while I was there, and ended up hanging out all afternoon, even staying for dinner! We had lots of good times, with my favorite quote being:
"My butt is so sore. Will you rub my butt for me?"
Church tonight was good... different, but good. I learned that I have to fill out all of this legal junk pretty soon, so I'd better get on that.
Please pray for me right now, I have a HUGE unspoken, but I also am having a little bit of a problem with an overly-attached Costa Rican boy I met down there while we were on our senior trip. It's probably not as big a deal as I'm making it out to be, but then again, you never know. It's pretty funny, to say the least. For those of you who read the first email, remember how much you laughed?? You'll laugh twice as hard at the second one, mostly because it makes even less sense.
Gotta run, bed time!
Spiritual Leadership: Moving People to God's Agenda
By Henry Blackaby, Richard Blackaby
see related
Old Navy is looking very, very promising.
Matt and Toni are working at Fred's Market, and they told me to try there.
I'll go by tomorrow morning and check on that, and turn in my application at Books-A-Million.
This afternoon, I went home and made a bunch of cookies for people out at Camp Gilead. I was going out to take the book that I just finished, Blue Like Jazz (by Donald Miller) out to Joel, so I decided to go ahead and take a little extra surprise out for everyone. I met several new people while I was there, and ended up hanging out all afternoon, even staying for dinner! We had lots of good times, with my favorite quote being:
"My butt is so sore. Will you rub my butt for me?"
Church tonight was good... different, but good. I learned that I have to fill out all of this legal junk pretty soon, so I'd better get on that.
Please pray for me right now, I have a HUGE unspoken, but I also am having a little bit of a problem with an overly-attached Costa Rican boy I met down there while we were on our senior trip. It's probably not as big a deal as I'm making it out to be, but then again, you never know. It's pretty funny, to say the least. For those of you who read the first email, remember how much you laughed?? You'll laugh twice as hard at the second one, mostly because it makes even less sense.
Gotta run, bed time!