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This shouldn't surprise me . . .
Jan. 9th, 2005 08:18 am
Jan. 9th, 2005
PoAC: The Church and Homosexuality
Jan. 9th, 2005 02:49 pmI promised a post of actual content on this topic. It is not locked or filtered in any way, because I'm ready now to get off the fence on this issue. (I'll admit, though, that if my father read my livejournal, I would probably have locked this. We all have our hang-ups.)
As always, reasoned and friendly debate is welcome. However, this post comes from within the Christian community and I would rather not argue the right-or-wrong of the faith itself in the comments.
( The_Church_and_Homosexuality )
As always, reasoned and friendly debate is welcome. However, this post comes from within the Christian community and I would rather not argue the right-or-wrong of the faith itself in the comments.
( The_Church_and_Homosexuality )
Why are these things never a surprise?
Jan. 9th, 2005 08:16 pmYou Are an Old Soul |
 You are an experience soul who appreciates tradition. Mellow and wise, you like to be with others but also to be alone. Down to earth, you are sensible and impatient. A creature of habit, it takes you a while to warm up to new people. You hate injustice, and you're very protective of family and friends A bit demanding, you expect proper behavior from others. Extremely independent you don't mind living or being alone. But when you find love, you tend to want marriage right away. Souls you are most compatible with: Warrior Soul and Visionary Soul |
Productivity
Jan. 9th, 2005 08:34 pmI wrote a grand total of five hundred words on my novel since this time last week, all of it yesterday morning. But I've thought it through enough that I could probably get to three thousand tonight if i wanted to. I'm not feeling the urgency, though. I'll get back to the Seal Island scene tomorrow night.
I was pleased with the response to the PoAC earlier. Real debate! Yay! Now if only some of the people who are likely to disagree with my premise (I have at least two on my friends list) would speak up and make it really interesting - everyone who has commented so far is in basic agreement and wanted to point out some of the peripheral points. That's welcome, of course, but I really want to sink my teeth into some debate here.
I've spent quite a bit of time this weekend working on a certain bit of crocheted lace. I have about two feet of it done. Only about thirteen feet to go! I'll have to go out and purchase the other materials next week. At some point soon, I'll get Piet to take a picture and I'll post it. (The camera doesn't like me. Pictures taken of me are usually okay; pictures I take invariably turn out awful. So I get Piet to take them.)
Work goal for the week: get caught up on marking math journals. Also: email a music teacher I know about going to observe her class and figure out what I should be doing. Meanwhile, actually start using those horrible music textbooks that we have - the ones published the year yours truly was in kindergarten. Not the year I taught it (I never have.) The year I was five. That, folks, is twenty-four years ago. Think we have money for new music texts? Not likely - the school is saving up for social studies resources.
I was pleased with the response to the PoAC earlier. Real debate! Yay! Now if only some of the people who are likely to disagree with my premise (I have at least two on my friends list) would speak up and make it really interesting - everyone who has commented so far is in basic agreement and wanted to point out some of the peripheral points. That's welcome, of course, but I really want to sink my teeth into some debate here.
I've spent quite a bit of time this weekend working on a certain bit of crocheted lace. I have about two feet of it done. Only about thirteen feet to go! I'll have to go out and purchase the other materials next week. At some point soon, I'll get Piet to take a picture and I'll post it. (The camera doesn't like me. Pictures taken of me are usually okay; pictures I take invariably turn out awful. So I get Piet to take them.)
Work goal for the week: get caught up on marking math journals. Also: email a music teacher I know about going to observe her class and figure out what I should be doing. Meanwhile, actually start using those horrible music textbooks that we have - the ones published the year yours truly was in kindergarten. Not the year I taught it (I never have.) The year I was five. That, folks, is twenty-four years ago. Think we have money for new music texts? Not likely - the school is saving up for social studies resources.