In recent months, I have become increasingly aware of the abortion rates in our country and the devastation that brings into lives. Where I am from, everyone is mostly pro-life. There are no abortion clinics right down the road. But here, in Fort Worth, there are abortion clinics just right down the road. I am so much more aware of how prevalent this practice is. My heart aches for those unborn lives and even more so aches for the women who come to that decision. I want to reach out to them in some way and offer them the hope of Jesus Christ who forgives ALL sin.
Here is an article that puts things into perspective.
Where do you stand?
Monday, November 10, 2008
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Someone Should Have Told ME!
I spelled the word humOrous wrong and NO ONE told me!!! I am SO embarassed. I have a degree in teaching ENGLISH to small children, and I can't SPELL!!
Kristy, I really thought you would have told me! You've got to have my back girl!
I apologize. I will try to check my spelling on future posts.
Kristy, I really thought you would have told me! You've got to have my back girl!
I apologize. I will try to check my spelling on future posts.
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Too Humerous Not to Share
DISCLAIMER: I am not in any way trying to offend anyone. I am sure it is no surprise to anyone who knows me that I supported John McCain basically because of moral issues such as abortion. However, now that Barack Obama has been elected President of the United States, I am exhorted by Scripture to submit to that authority (as long as it doesn't require me to sin obviousely) and pray for him. That is what I will do, and it is what you should do. That being said, this is very funny:


George W. Bush won in 2004 with 51%. Some responses: Deeply Divided Country Is United in Anxiety (WSJ) Sure, Country Is Divided (NYT) A Nation Divided (SPT)
In contrast, Barack Obama won the 2008 Presidential race with 52% of the vote. Some responses: Nation is united by victory for hope over historic divisions (Times UK) America’s choice: Obama wins in a landslide Obama’s night: Long road ends in landslide (BDH) President-elect Obama wins landslide victory (TN) Obama becomes first black president in landslide (AP)
The lists go on. So - to get it straight: 51% = deeply divided nation. 52% = landslide election.
Gotcha.
In contrast, Barack Obama won the 2008 Presidential race with 52% of the vote. Some responses: Nation is united by victory for hope over historic divisions (Times UK) America’s choice: Obama wins in a landslide Obama’s night: Long road ends in landslide (BDH) President-elect Obama wins landslide victory (TN) Obama becomes first black president in landslide (AP)
The lists go on. So - to get it straight: 51% = deeply divided nation. 52% = landslide election.
Gotcha.
An acquaintance mentioned this political cartoon after the election, and I just had to find it. This just shows how the mainstream media interprets things based on biases. Click HERE to see the original piece.
Friday, November 7, 2008
ANSWERS!
Warning: Do not read this post until you have read the previous post: Can you speak the language?
See how well you did:
LOL: laugh out loud
2G2BT: Too good to be true
4COL: for crying out loud
404: Where are you?
MYOB: Mind your own business
M8: mate
ROFL: Rollin' on the floor laughin'
BFF: Best friends forever
PLS: Please
AITR**: ADULT IN THE ROOM
AYSOS: Are you stupid or something?
IDK: I don't know
XOXO: hugs and kisses
ILBL8: I'll be late
YF: wife
YBIC: your brother in Christ
XLNT: Excellent
ZZZZ: bored
IWALU: I will always love you
BONUS: WOMBAT: Waste of money, brains, and time
One I forgot to put on earlier, but it is important to know:
ASLA: Age/Sex/Location/Availability
See how well you did:
LOL: laugh out loud
2G2BT: Too good to be true
4COL: for crying out loud
404: Where are you?
MYOB: Mind your own business
M8: mate
ROFL: Rollin' on the floor laughin'
BFF: Best friends forever
PLS: Please
AITR**: ADULT IN THE ROOM
AYSOS: Are you stupid or something?
IDK: I don't know
XOXO: hugs and kisses
ILBL8: I'll be late
YF: wife
YBIC: your brother in Christ
XLNT: Excellent
ZZZZ: bored
IWALU: I will always love you
BONUS: WOMBAT: Waste of money, brains, and time
One I forgot to put on earlier, but it is important to know:
ASLA: Age/Sex/Location/Availability
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Do you Speak the Language?
In my Human Growth and Development class on Monday we took this quiz as teams to see if we could speak the "text language" of today's teenagers. How well do you speak the langauge?
LOL
2G2BT
4COL
303
MYOB
M8
ROFL
BFF
PLS
AITR
AYSOS
IDK
XOXO
ILBL8
YF
YBIC
XLNT
ZZZZZ
IWALU
BONUS: WOMBAT
I am proud to say that my team scored the highest in the class! We won $5 giftcards to Blockbuster.
Quiz by Johnny Derouen, Ph.D., professor at SWBTS
ANSWERS will be posted later!
LOL
2G2BT
4COL
303
MYOB
M8
ROFL
BFF
PLS
AITR
AYSOS
IDK
XOXO
ILBL8
YF
YBIC
XLNT
ZZZZZ
IWALU
BONUS: WOMBAT
I am proud to say that my team scored the highest in the class! We won $5 giftcards to Blockbuster.
Quiz by Johnny Derouen, Ph.D., professor at SWBTS
ANSWERS will be posted later!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Sweet Home Mississippi
I had a lovely and fast weekend visiting family this weekend. Michael was very blessed to get the day off from work, so we could leave as soon as I got out of class Friday morning. We went to Michael's brother's house Friday night to meet our new nephew, Andrew, and visit with Todd, Nicole, and Matthew. Andrew is absolutely precious of course! I got to hold him a lot, and I had forgotten how wonderful it is to hold a sleeping newborn! It was also great to see Matthew and how much he has grown and learned since we last saw him. He sang all of his ABC's perfectly for me! Lucky guy, Pops gave him $5 for his performance, which he immediately showed to his dad and said, "Wal-Mart". Smart Kid! He has also discovered wonderful toy magazines. We spend most of the night looking over and over again at the Toys R Us catalog finding things that Santa need to bring Matthew.
Then we drove on to my parent's house to spend the night. Saturday morning sweet Lindsay who cuts my hair met me at Profiles to give me a new cut while I was home! It feels so much better now! Then I made a quick visit with Carrie Westmoreland before heading over with the family to MSU for the Homecoming festivities. We arrived at 11:00 AM for a 6:00 PM game. Michael wanted to be there earlier! We had a good time hanging out with friends and family, PLUS MSU won!!! YAY!!
It was way too short but very sweet. We will be home again for Thanksgiving!
Then we drove on to my parent's house to spend the night. Saturday morning sweet Lindsay who cuts my hair met me at Profiles to give me a new cut while I was home! It feels so much better now! Then I made a quick visit with Carrie Westmoreland before heading over with the family to MSU for the Homecoming festivities. We arrived at 11:00 AM for a 6:00 PM game. Michael wanted to be there earlier! We had a good time hanging out with friends and family, PLUS MSU won!!! YAY!!
It was way too short but very sweet. We will be home again for Thanksgiving!
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
It Pays to Go to Chapel
We had a special guest today in Chapel. Bo Pilgrim, CEO of Pilgrim's Pride and self-proclaimed chicken plucker, spoke to us about the current economy and running a business based on Christian principles. First, he graciously gave everyone in chapel a copy of his book, One Pilgrim's Progress. Then as he is speaking, people come down the aisles and begin passing out tracks. He also wrote a track entitled "The Gospel for the Modern Man" which he gave everyone a copy of as well. Here is the kicker, during his speech, he mentions that many great speakers require you to pay them when they come to speak. He said that he was willing to pay anyone who would listen to him talk about Jesus, so he gave us all $20. There, tucked into the back of the track, was a real twenty dollar bill! Praise Jesus! It pays to go to chapel!
Then Dr. Patterson begins speaking and uses an object lesson. He calls up Dr. White, another professor, to come on the state. Dr. Patterson has prepared a lovely tray of mushrooms for Dr. White to sample. He only has to eat one, but he must be aware that some of the mushrooms on the tray are poisonous. After much joking and testing, Dr. White goes to eat the mushroom he picked, and Dr. Patterson grabs his hand and says its insane to do something that might kill you. He then draws the parallel to the importance as preachers and teachers of the word to study Scripture carefully, teach it truthfully, and lead our lives in a holy manner. In the past, God has struck people dead who did not do this. If you don't believe, me check out Leviticus 11 and ask Nadab and Abihu, they were priests messing with "strange" fire.
Interesting day.
Then Dr. Patterson begins speaking and uses an object lesson. He calls up Dr. White, another professor, to come on the state. Dr. Patterson has prepared a lovely tray of mushrooms for Dr. White to sample. He only has to eat one, but he must be aware that some of the mushrooms on the tray are poisonous. After much joking and testing, Dr. White goes to eat the mushroom he picked, and Dr. Patterson grabs his hand and says its insane to do something that might kill you. He then draws the parallel to the importance as preachers and teachers of the word to study Scripture carefully, teach it truthfully, and lead our lives in a holy manner. In the past, God has struck people dead who did not do this. If you don't believe, me check out Leviticus 11 and ask Nadab and Abihu, they were priests messing with "strange" fire.
Interesting day.
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