Monthly Archives: September 2004

listen

so i’m just sitting here listening to a sermon. yeah, that’s right…a sermon. i’ve downloaded a ton, especially from an ruf minister from ole miss named les newsom. i love his messages. they are so insightful, so biblically-centered, so wonderful. and he doesn’t backdown from the issue he is pursuing. i’ve also downloaded ravi zacharias,

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i’m sitting here in my lovely…i mean…manly apartment listening to mahler’s eighth symphony, the symphony of a thousand it’s called. it’s ridculously amazing and just huge and beautiful and glorious…i’ve forgotten how much “classical” music can move me. this is the first year since i was in high school that i have played in a

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i’m going to see ben folds! yes! i am! try and stop me! ok, don’t…but i’m excited…plus i get to see joan. happy times are comin’ my way this weekend. mos def. and that’s all i’ve got for this post. how creative.

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i’m not even close to in the zone. i can’t get into school-mode. part of it is my surroundings; i don’t have my own space in this apartment. my computer is in the living room and i’m sharing a room with essentially two people, joel and his girlfriend. makes it hard to feel like i’m

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whoa dang. i just heard a track from the upcoming u2 album. whoa dang. music just does something insane inside me. earlier i was traversing the roadways of fayetteville pumping pearl jam vs. out of my truck’s speakers at a very high volume. before i entered my vehicle, i was just a normal guy on