What's on your mind?

[PinkSweetart]

I feel so uneasy on nights when it's going to storm. I'm not sure why. I guess I can sense it. My bones feel restless and I can't get comfortable. Also, I had probably the BEST salsa in my life. It didn't taste green or bitter like other salsas. It was perfect. Is it sad that I'm so excited about salsa?

 

[SnowyMacie]

The more time passes, the more I miss Denver and want to move back.

 

[Maka]

It was such a clear and sunny day on the loch today..... first and last just a rare treat the sun ha ha ha

Amazing day today...


This is two of my monsters, oldest one wants to waste his life away in doors.

We went on the tallship In Glasgow. This is the river Clyde

Nice pics I'd love to visit there some day.

 

[William67]

I wish I could answer to the affirmative. Alas, it's a far more pragmatic philosophy of what will fit, how and where.

I will say the idea of modelling anything after a particular mathematical equation has been destroyed after what befell a character in a tale I wrote.

That's the nice thing about the Golden Ratio. You can make it fit into any space, no matter the total dimensions, by subdividing the original dimensions. The Golden Ratio, and Fibonacci Numbers, are esthetically pleasing to the eye, which is why they are used in everything from furniture design, architecture, to works of art. Even people who are said to be "beautiful", their facial dimensions fall into close alignment with the Golden Ratio.

 

[Goodbook]

It seems to me Theologians dont really know God personally. Thats why they are theologists.

 

[Orange Crow]

Happy labor day, USA.

 

[Toro]

Is it sad that I'm so excited about salsa?

If you ask me you are perhaps a bit to calm about it. But yes, its perfectly normal to get excited about salsa.

Salsa..... its even fun to say.... of course if you have some and you are saying it.... you are unworthy as you should have the salsa in your mouth with at least chips chompin away.

Now Salsa and cheese...... mmmmmmmmmmmm heaven in a bowl.

Now, if only my pizza bites would hurry up. Im starving and for some reason have been craving those little frozen marvels. I looked for the taco versions as I wanted to try them but alas, my search was in vain.

 

[scraparcs]

I'm tired of work right this moment, feeling very social lately, and I need distraction.

 

[High Fidelity]

It seems to me Theologians dont really know God personally. Thats why they are theologists.

That's a broad statement.

I think a more accurate statement would be millions of professing Christians don't know God. Some of them just happen to be theologians.

The fact someone calls themselves that, though, isn't a metric for understanding or qualification to speak with authority. There are theologians in every denomination that hold views contrary to others. Just the nature of things, really.

 

[TheGirlOnFire]

That's a broad statement.

I think a more accurate statement would be millions of professing Christians don't know God. Some of them just happen to be theologians.

The fact someone calls themselves that, though, isn't a metric for understanding or qualification to speak with authority. There are theologians in every denomination that hold views contrary to others. Just the nature of things, really.

Ah you took the bate tut tut

 

[Travelers.Soul]

Coffee...it's not even that late into the day I need coffee. Oh well, why fight it?

 

[Toro]

Watching "Mannequin 2"

For the dog lovers

 

[PinkSweetart]

Even though it's a Holiday my brain is still in 'wake up early on the weekdays' mode. Though, it's not early anymore.

I also had a weird dream about living in a society where we had to be perfect. So everyone was standing in a line waiting to be "judged" and seen by a plastic surgeon so we could discuss how he can alter our bodies to make us more physically appealing. Then there was a part where I was on a table and people were reaching into my mouth and breaking my teeth apart.

Good to know my brain is still very much active even when I sleep.

 

[SnowyMacie]

I've only been out of college since December, but I'm thoroughly convinced the only reason my tuition didn't cover everything is so they can feel justified asking me for money as an alumni.

 

[Toro]

Even though it's a Holiday my brain is still in 'wake up early on the weekdays' mode. Though, it's not early anymore.

I also had a weird dream about living in a society where we had to be perfect. So everyone was standing in a line waiting to be "judged" and seen by a plastic surgeon so we could discuss how he can alter our bodies to make us more physically appealing. Then there was a part where I was on a table and people were reaching into my mouth and breaking my teeth apart.

Good to know my brain is still very much active even when I sleep.

That sounds like a horrible nightmare. To think that everyone would look like me and I would no longer be the pinnacle of handsomeness and perfection.

 

[Toro]

I wish they would have continued the "Dead Zone" TV series long enough to conclude the main story. Although, in defense of those that cancelled it. The writers DID drag their feet on the main story line.

 

[MiniEmu]

Finding somewhere new to live is hard.
Or perhaps I'm overly picky.

 

[SnowyMacie]

That's a broad statement.

I think a more accurate statement would be millions of professing Christians don't know God. Some of them just happen to be theologians.

The fact someone calls themselves that, though, isn't a metric for understanding or qualification to speak with authority. There are theologians in every denomination that hold views contrary to others. Just the nature of things, really.

It's a broad statement, but I think it raises a fair question. In fact, it was joked around that an MDiv (Masters of Divinity) turns people into atheists. I was also apart of a conversation over lunch after church about how many of our Bible profs at college (who all have PhD's or are PhD candidates) actually believe in what they've studied. Even not at that level, on the very first day of Freshman Bible, my professor said "almost everything you learned in Sunday School is wrong." Even someone who minored in Bible, I can see how you need to have incredibly strong and deep faith to survive as a theologian. I also firmly believe that most pastors, especially if they've had a formal, academic seminary education, do not preach and teach what they believe to keep everyone happy.

 

[Toro]

I have GOT to retrofit my old r-12 to 134a soon.... so bad. I can't take it any more!

 

[Travelers.Soul]

It's a broad statement, but I think it raises a fair question. In fact, it was joked around that an MDiv (Masters of Divinity) turns people into atheists. I was also apart of a conversation over lunch after church about how many of our Bible profs at college (who all have PhD's or are PhD candidates) actually believe in what they've studied. Even not at that level, on the very first day of Freshman Bible, my professor said "almost everything you learned in Sunday School is wrong." Even someone who minored in Bible, I can see how you need to have incredibly strong and deep faith to survive as a theologian. I also firmly believe that most pastors, especially if they've had a formal, academic seminary education, do not preach and teach what they believe to keep everyone happy.

You must have gone to an interesting seminary...The joke at mine was that everyone ends up Presbyterian.