Sunday, 20 June 2010

  • Hindsight is a revealing, sometimes embarrassing, and always informative beast.

    Xanga is my ultimate form of hindsight.

    After reading through this weblog that I was once achingly faithful to, I feel the need to summarize.

    1. Wow...I was once very sure of myself.

    2. I was so angsty!

    3.I cannot ever get rid of this thing.

    4. Technology is scary.

    5. I miss feeling blindly impassioned.

     

     

    I feel a weird, gnawing need for things that are spawned by both nostalgia, and something I still haven't found and have always been looking for.

Saturday, 19 June 2010

Friday, 11 July 2008

Sunday, 14 January 2007

Thursday, 11 January 2007

  • where the hell am i going in such a hurry?

    i am  burnt out.

    and that is in no manner a refrence to the amount of drugs i've never used.

    i'm just burnt out on evangelical...ish...ness.

    i need relationship...ish...ness.

     

    and awe.

    and wonder.

    and community.

    and my best friend.

    and a one way ticket to upper middle class.

    oh...and some scholarships would be nice.

    and someone to challenge me. that hasn't happened in a while.

    damn...i must really be screwing this whole sanctification process up...i've pretty much ceased to sanctify.

    i'm stuck somewhere between...bored and...and...defiant. and foolish. did i mention bored? the trinity of fecklessness.

    feck·less     [fek-lis] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation

    –adjective
    1.ineffective; incompetent; futile: feckless attempts to repair the plumbing.
    2.having no sense of responsibility; indifferent; lazy.

    this is OBVIOUSLY my issue.

    i wish something would bowl me over here pretty quickly, otherwise i think my zeal may tanker off the coast of africa ( that is, the coast i'll probably never see).

    am i the only person who happens to feel a little numb to this whole christianity thing?

    i was just wondering.

    i am burnt out.

    and sooooo stereotypical.

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