today i walked down to starbucks, which was wonderful. they were blasting obnoxious opera music and it was sooo funny. i don't know why. today has been a bad case of giggles. from the momment i woke up. there are just some days like that... which are wonderful.
so God's been really revealing to me to just being still and waiting for him.
which has been really good.
today at chapel we had an awesome guy come and talk about evangelism. AH it was so good. i bought this huge bible commentary thing on the culture of the new testament. i'm excited to get into it.
so the more i ponder on people i have realized my friends are sooo supportive and i've just been realizing how blessed i am to have such wonderful friends.
down side of the day: my roomie justine is leaving next semester to go back to el paso. which is such a bummer. we are buddies!!! like we hang out all the time, talk all the time, cry together, laugh all the time haha. shes my giggle partner.
i am in the process of writing a paper on capital punishment and its sooooo fun... i will post the final draft when its completed.
not fun as in the issue, but fun because i am passionate about the subject.
seriously any human right thing, throw it at me.
speaking of human rights, denver university (i must go to colorado soon... i feel like i'd love it) has a cool international studies program that deals with a lot of political issues which is awesome. its like biola intercultural studies program plus politics/international relations.
good potential MA program.
praise the LORD for branko coming to know the Lord. keep praying for his health.
also pray for the fires. i know a lot of people who are being affected by it at school with there homes.
someone mentioned it could reach here... but i don't think soo. it looks like death outside.
p.s. i just talked to stephanie and bryan and they were sooooo encoruaging about this whole biola thing. it was so good to hear from people who have experienced biola and ahh it was just so good to think about real things in a different perspective.
so thank you guys :)
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So that picture was actually taken by Dan on his phone... I edited the levels to make the colors look natural, but yes, Mel is resilient isn't she?
ya, thats a super good book. i'm glad its rocking your world, i read it while i was reading irristable revolution. and i would totally love to have a conversation with you about capital punishment, when i have a phone again i'll give you a call (you'll probably be done with your paper but i'm sure you'll still be passionate about the issue)
love you friend.
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