oh my, I have really lost track of time!

but I won’t get into THAT now, because what you really need is an extreme random Friday Five, so here goes it:

1. How are you?  What’s up with you?

2.  Last Saturday, I went to the outlet store and stocked up on underwear for the year.  I love a bunch of new fresh underdrawers!  I also love a cabinet full of paper towels.   What silly thing makes you happy?

3.  Give a shout out to someone you love, appreciate, or want to thank!

4. Miss Kansas has the Serenity Prayer tatooed on the side of her body.  I sadly do not have a tatoo, and maybe you do, but if you were going to get a prayer tatooed on the side of your body, what would it be?

5.  Use some or all or a form of the following words in a sentence:   jello, kittens, mercy, dump-truck, tabuleh, terror, skipping, monkey, Rev. , health, and snoring.

I am off to interview for a dog-walking job. When I am back, I will look forward to reading your randomness!

Love ya!

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  6. This is even more random than this F5, and has nothing to do with it, but I can’t figure out any other way to bring this to the Blog audience’s attention, so I beg your forgiveness:

    When I was putting the Wednesday Festival Back to School edition together, I knew that somewhere there was a blog specifically about the seminary experience, but for the life of me I couldn’t remember the title and I couldn’t find it. As it happens, the title is “Did She Say Seminary?” and the author is Erin and, indeed she wrote a fabulous post about her first day back for her final year. I highly recommend it! (And it was fun for me to read, as the Craig Barnes of whom she speaks was one of my professors and encouragers at “the other” PTS, before he became the President of hers.) You’ll find the post here, and I suspect it will resound with many of you: http://didshesayseminary.blogspot.com/2013/09/miller-chapel-tale-of-two-worships.html

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