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[sarahswan]

I have a bunch of free time at work right now, so I was going to write some stuff in this journal.  But I don't have anything to say.  So for now I guess I'll just say that I'm frickin' freezing and I can't warm up because our space heaters make the breaker go off.  Crap.

Comments

[panda_whoopin]

It's frickin' freezing in here, Mr. Bigglesworth.
Needed a good Austin Power's quote.

~L

[anonymous]

I've check this site everyday since December 29th and still no new words. I'm not giving up hope. But I sure am getting tired of reading the same entries over and over again. I know there's alot going on in your brain. Please write some of it down because for some reason it reminds me of a clear Colorado blue sky in June. And I really love nature. That reminds me that the Celtic Christian tradition has a view of Creation, that in my opinion, is closest of all Christian traditions to Biblical Truth. Our view of Creation comes from our Western Protestant-Roman roots which have pulled us far away from what Celtics call “A Thin Place”--a place of “Rinsed Eyes”-where the presence of God is real, evident, sensed, felt, experienced, perceived--you get the feeling if you take one more step you will fall right into His arms