Went to the Titans game. We beat the Ravens, it was awesome.

Sound Shop in the mall has $3 classical cd's.

My econ book called me a well educated parrot.

Siegel won.
Middle lost.
Titans lost.

Now that I've graduated, we have a 3-1 record.

The most fun is when you're just sitting with your guitar and you suddenly stumble upon a series of familiar notes and start playing a song.

Titans lost, preseason doesn't matter.

Siegel beat Oakland, heck yeah.

MT lost, no surprise, we don't remember that football has two halves, not good when playing Alabama.

Well, had my MWF classes today, college is not bad. My first impression of college, my Math teacher was late. He wore jeans and a t-shirt that read "I do all my own stunts." He went to the bathroom when he got to class, and he dismissed us at 8:20.

Macroeconomics was ok, but I'll have to work a little at it. And Physical Science may not be easy, but college is not supposed to be easy, you just suck it up and take it sometimes.

I then worked a 7 hour shift, that sucked bigtime, and now I'm home waiting for supper.

I hate the sound of vacum cleaners late in the evening.

Why do we tip the pizza man, but not the UPS man?

College tomorrow.

My books were priced at $459.38.

I'm between class and work for lunch mwf from 11:15-12, I'll probably eat lunch in the grill, who's with me?

Freshmen, come get your books, tomorrow. Bring at least $300, unless you're taking A & P, then bring at least $500.

So my old bass has just been sitting around since i got my new one. I have played it once and hated the way it sounded. But an idea finally poped into my head today. I could fix it up. I can replace the pickups. I need the frets to be replaced also, but better yet would be if I could get someone to remove the frets and make it fretless.

siegel game friday night.

Jesus stands at the door and knocks, you have to open it, go through it, and close it behind you.

My dad is 50 today.

For those of you who care, I have a facebook.

Movie night, my house. 7 PM. Suggestions welcome. Bring a movie if you'd like.

Please comment to confirm.

There is a swing band concert on the square tomorrow.

I finished Wild at Heart the other night.

If you are a student at MTSU, go to Phillip's and get your student discount card, you must present your student ID.

Why so often do we see non-Christians who seem to get it, and Christians who don't. I think we far too often rule out spiritual warfare, or ignore it. Those Christians who don't get it weren't thinking about combating demons. But it is a very real thing that we must not ignore.

So a lot of talk about predestination has come up in my circles lately. I had yet to truly form an opinion, but I realized mine this morning. God is perfect, and God is holy. Sin is something that he cannot do and cannot cause. However, to ignore God and to not be a Christian is a sin. Predestination says that God predestins certain people to become Christians. This would imply that he predestined the rest to not be Christians therefore making them sin, which he does not, and cannot do. That's my opinion on the matter.

In other news, Amy's group leader in New York, is Justin Lett. He is at a church in Cincinatti (sp) and is married with a 4-month-old.

I'm addicted to solitaire on my computer.

Everyone must go to Starbucks at 7.

So that video last night really got me to thinking about storms. They are used as an example of all the bad time and all the trials. "Just endure the strom." Even God uses it as symbolism. It's awesome symbolism, if it weren't for the storm and the rain, there would be no life. The rain, or storm, gives life to all that is beautiful. Yes, some storms destroy, but we learn from them, we fix and reinforce what was damaged. The storm cycle is also a natural cycle of our planet, and a necessary one. We cannot prevent the stroms, but we can protect ourselves from them, but not always. Sometimes it is only the grace of God that protects us, and sometimes for a greater reason than we can understand we must face the storm. And when the storm is through, the sun does come out and shine through. Contrast brings beauty.

I also read a great quote in Wild at Heart last night: "The world of posers is shaken by a real man. They'll do whatever it takes to get you back in line-threaten you, bribe you, seduce you, undermine you. They crucified Jesus. But it didn't work did it?"

Farewell to James Doohan.