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May 16, 2005 15:11

I've been very busy, lately.
Mostly with work.
Also with this.
Also with writing a coouple of computer programs that may eventually change the way we use the internet. (I'm not conceited... they may not change it, at all, but let's consider what is possible. Neh?) Any C++ programmers want to help?
Also, I posted an entry hereI've been spending a ( Read more... )

church, coding, work, movies, c++, health, missions/ministry, insight, games, lies, writing, software

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mrs617 May 17 2005, 03:20:49 UTC

Nice to hear from you again! I often wonder what's happening, and miss your thoughtful posts.

skreyola May 17 2005, 16:58:51 UTC

Thank you. :)

pansyprincess May 17 2005, 03:27:47 UTC

Hey, it's nice to hear from you. :) It's funny--I had just been thinking about you earlier today and wondering how you were doing, and then later I checked LJ and found your post. The power of--what kind of thinking would that be? LOL

don't believe the nonsense about people being generally good at heart
Me either.

Praise be to God for saving me and all who cling to Him as our only hope of salvation.
Amen!

skreyola May 17 2005, 16:58:37 UTC

The power of powerful thinking? ;)

:)

:)

pansyprincess May 17 2005, 18:32:30 UTC

Hmm, maybe. LOL

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skreyola May 17 2005, 16:57:55 UTC

Thank you. :)

kimana83 May 17 2005, 14:48:05 UTC

Whoa! My jaw dropped when I saw that you'd posted! ;o) It's good to hear from you and also know that you're doing well and keeping busy.

I *loved* NT and SL despite both of them being rather unrealistic. I thought that was a good part of both of them, actually, how unreal they were. I was a little lost on the whole "this is why we love masons" thing too but in the context of the story it worked out fine. I still haven't seen ASOUE but I've heard it's good. I heard Jim Carrey did an incredible job.

I agree on your idea about how true, godly Christians will not feel so much better than everyone else. They realize more profoundly that they're sinners saved by grace, not by anything they've done, and that spills over into their attitudes.

skreyola May 17 2005, 16:57:40 UTC

hehe. :) Thank you.

That's true. The Masons put forth a lot of effort to make themselves look good and cover the fact that their organization is very, very secretive. Carrey did an amazing job! Most of the time, I couldn't tell by looking or listening that it was him. I think this may be the first time he's done sustained voices different from his normal one.

:) Yes.

anonymous May 21 2005, 02:05:51 UTC

What is this C++ program(s) you speak of?

Ben

skreyola May 21 2005, 17:38:12 UTC

It/They will be the realization of this: http://www.livejournal.com/users/skreyola/47624.html