A More Traditional Xanga-like Update

Now, those of you that know me (which probably makes up about half of my readership -- which, for those of you that are gullable enough to believe the "intricate web of mysteriousness" that I am spinning in the online world, does not mean a ship of readers, rather it means the throngs who flock to my blog every time I update) know that I hate the kind of update that is just describing what is going on in my life. However, as I still don't have the pictures I need to do my summer update, I am going to give in and bore you with tales of my life.


However, I think you all do know that I would never strictly settle for such ridiculous boredom as I have just described. Nay, I will still shake the world of blogging with this entry as do with every other. Don't you believe I was going to settle. Don't lose faith in my earthquakelike blog updates.


I spent my summer in Chicago, IL as a leader for Project Impact 2005. That was crazy hard and crazy fun. I learned so much. I also met some amazing people and developed some life-changing friendships. By the way, I'd like to insert a shameless shoutout to far and away the coolest girl I could have ever gotten to know this summer. Yep, I said it. And online at that.


Since I've been home from Chicago, I've just been working on my new home, where I live with some pretty cool guys and lots of pretty electronic things, like big screens and surround sound systems and fingerprint readers. I've also taken a class/slept in a cold room in the Physical Sciences Center. In my spare time, I've been trying to prepare for ministry in the fall, helping out a little at the BSU, trying to plan some fun things to do with that one special girl I just mentioned, done an MT retreat or two, eaten crackers, sandwiches and oatmeal for every meal not provided my sweetheart of a neighbor, Holly, watching lots of Aqua Teen and MXC, and chillin' wit my homies. Amen.


I leave you with this:

Go to church.