There is nothing quite like waking up at 6:30 for an econ class.

Unless of course, you wake up and 5:30 and step on tacks.

More to come later.

Also, don’t forget to keep track of the race to 1000. Head on over to Michael Grifis’ blog for more info!

This has quickly become my Sunday morning tradition. Of course, usually Mark Bordelon is my breakfast date (don't tell Katherine), but we changed up the schedule this weekend so he is at the annex and nobody at Highland Road quite appreciates the between service meal like Mark and myself.

In other news, we've had 3 slammin' services this weekend already, and the 10 and 12 look like they are going to follow suit. Pastor has been emphasizing our focus on missions this year as a church family and its really exciting to hear about the things God is doing this year already. On top of all that we're getting to partner with some other amazing churches like Hillsong, Joyce Meyer Ministries, Church of the Highlands just to name a few.

I'm pumped about what God is letting me be a part of at HPC and 2007 is already shaping up to be a year where many people are going to be touched by God.

Also, I have the most amazing friends.

Alright, my food is almost here. Hope everyone is having an awesome weekend.

Cheers

Alright, this is going to be short and sweet. For any of you that know, this will make you smile :)

Anyway, this morning I got my tickets to The Police reunion tour. I’m pretty pumped. Not really a groupie or anything, but I’m certainly a fan, and its not every day that you get to see a classic band get back together, so it should be pretty nice.

Alright, that’s all for now.

What do you do when you are stuck in traffic with nothing else to do? Take pictures with your phone of course. Julia and I were jamming to some John Mayer, and looking pretty sharp, if I do say so myself.

So, here it is. My first mobilepost from my new phone. The picture is pretty much what it seems. My astronomy class went to the 5th floor/roof of the astronomy building to check out some telescopes and other astronomical stuff. Anyway, we get up there and we seem to have busted this older gentlemen on the roof of the next building while he was taking his smoke break. Best part of course, being the fact that he was smoking a pipe.

So, I got a new phone today (about time, right?).

Anyway, it s a nice little Blackjack.

Best part being I can use its high-speed internet and tether it to my laptop and access anything anywhere :)

Yeah yeah yeah, nerd alert.

Anyway, lots of picture posts coming soon.

Peace.

Just a quick shout out to everyone that helped make RED an amazing night of worship and rocking out.. You guys completely blew me away! Dustin, Jarred, Leah and Salem really made it all flow beautifully! Not to mention Phillip, Trice(sorry if I butchered your name!), Adam, Jordan, and Jay, you guys are my heros.

Also, mad props to all the bands! No Shoes, you guys are awesome! We certainly need to do something again sometime soon.

Mark, Greg, Lawrence, Elton and of course Jonah, you guys rocked it out.

And of course, the Refuge Band, I wouldn’t want to worship every week with anyone else.

K, hopefully I will have pictures up soon.

Thanks for everyone that came out, it was an awesome night!

Ok, so everyone knows about the whole “The Way I See It” campaign at Starbucks, right? Cool. So, last night I was over there studying. Anyway, I usually take a look to see what insight my cup of coffee has to offer me, and it’s usually much too poetic to do any real good. Tonight was a little different though, sooo I thought I’d share the wisdom, since after all, it was shared with me first. Here is the slamming quote from Jodi Picoult…

“What would you do for someone you love? Would you lie, cheat, steal? Break the law and call it justice? Would you say yes? Scream no? Would you kill? Would you give up your own life? Would you move mountains, swallow fire, keep a promise? Would you change the world? Would you change yourself?“

I guess it reminded me of a message Jason Laird preached recently at Refuge. His main point was that so many times people are willing to die for what they believe in, but what God is asking is for us to live for him. And usually, this is the harder road to walk.

Ok, that’s all for now. I have tests all this week and next, including an Accounting test that I possibly failed. Pray!

Cheers.