
Sat down to write this morning, and what did I see?
Why, a nice new feature staring back at me :0)
Colored labels — yet another idea that could have put my kids to college.
OK, maybe not… but the OCD in me is happy today!

Sat down to write this morning, and what did I see?
Why, a nice new feature staring back at me :0)
Colored labels — yet another idea that could have put my kids to college.
OK, maybe not… but the OCD in me is happy today!
Up until today, I *thought* I knew who I would be voting for next year: Mike Huckabee
There is no longer any doubt.
Friends, I give you ‘huckchuck’:
So after church yesterday, this girl comes up and says, “This is a compliment, but has anyone ever told you that you look just like a better version of Vincent Van Gogh?”
Maybe I should try to paint something…
I saw this post on Lark News, titled “Church tries, fails to get through worship time without singing a Matt Redman song“ and I just started busting up laughing.
The story ends like this:
In separate news, a remote tribe was discovered in the mountains of New Guinea, and despite their complete isolation from the modern world, the tribe was already familiar with the gospel of Jesus Christ and with several Matt Redman songs which the tribespeople say angelic beings taught them. Missionaries gave the tribe Bibles, a crank-powered CD player and a Matt Redman’s greatest hits CD.

I just recently learned about a website called Lark News.
It’s basically a ‘news’ website, but all the stories are spoofs that mock many of the silly things that happen in the Christian world.
I’m honestly still trying to figure out whether I think it’s a good thing or a bad thing. The fact that you can buy t-shirts and mugs and all kinds of mocking things is particularly frustrating.
But the site is surely funny. Here’s a ‘story’ that had me laughing out loud.
Excerpt:
John Randall and family recently received a letter from their sponsor child in Honduras. But instead of offering an update and gratitude for their continued support, 11-year-old Maria Salvador told them she was boycotting them.
“She said it was nothing personal, but her sponsor child union wanted better terms,” says Becky Randall, 34. “She asked us to please remove her photograph from the refrigerator and cease all communication with her until the strike is resolved.”
In a new wrinkle for child sponsor ministries, sponsor children in several countries have united to demand better terms. They are asking for $45 a month, up from the standard $28, plus a 7 percent annual increase, new uniforms, better medical care and more frequent gift packages from sponsors.
“American sponsor organizations can’t exist without us, and we want a better deal,” says one child union representative.

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