Sarah wrote to me today: “I've been reading your blogs and I want to know the rest of the girl story. You left out important details. I was left hanging. What happened? Did you end up mutually annoying each other or what?” Well, Sarah, All I keep telling people is that "it got weird" (and I say it like Dr. Evil does in Austin Powers 2). We're friends right now, but it is a little awkward. It got weirder: When I was in high school there was this red-haired guy named Aaron Ro
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It was about a year ago now that I was introduced to one Brandon Courtney. Brandon is –for the lack of a better term- “worthy” of his own blog…at some point I will have to write about him. Brandon introduced me to a rare breed of music called “Lo-Fi.” Lo-Fi is simply the opposite of Hi-Fi. You still don’t understand me, do you? Okay… take any song you’ve
My brother was baptized this weekend for the remission of sins, and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. Praise God! I will have many conversations with him in the afterlife. He and I will sit together around the table. I will pass him the drink, and he will pass to me the food. And we will worship God together there at the table.
I might have patched things up with the girl from Denver. I went over to her Dorm tonight and told her that I was really sorry about what was going on, and that I would really like to still be friends with her. It seemed to work out pretty well. I was getting a lot of crap for not patching that thing up with her from her friends-which seem to be growing in number as the days pass. I would say hi to one of them in the hall, and all I would get was this look, “how can you be such a j
Phantom, Thanks for your inquiry! Unfortunately I spent most of the day working on an annotated bibliography that was due the following day. I was up till 2:00 in the morning working on it, and as a result I only got four hours of sleep. So there really was no time for the Ground Hog Day movie. I am going home this weekend, so I might be able to squeeze it in! Maybe I’ll have a mini-party. -TIM-may...
Two years ago today I held my first annual Ground Hog’s Day party. It consisted of a few major themes: 1. The movie “Ground Hog Day” would be watched, and enjoyed by a group of friends. 2. Since Bill Muray is in the movie, I thought it would be neat if I were to showcase other movies that Bill Muray stars in. 3. Since one of the girls on the invite list was really (no I mean it: REALLY) picky about the food she could eat we were going to have a baked potato bar! (she co
Thanks for the helpful insight H. I am leaving Next Sunday night to go with some people to a youth ministry opportunity, so I should be able to get away from her. Also... I was going to talk to her about the awkwardness of the whole thing soon. I really don't want to ruin things between us. Agian, thanks! Tim-MAYYYY!
There was this girl from Denver that I really got to know lately. She’s really nice, and funny… one of those girls who makes you feel good to know. Two weeks ago we went for a walk together in the rain. We walked for about an hour and a half, and had a great time. She told me all about her past, and where she’s from. The coolest thing about it was that we just walked together because there was nothing better to do at the time, not because we wanted to… (what’s the word I’m looking
I got a 94% on my first test this week! It was in New Testament Survey. This is good for three reasons: 1. It is in keeping with my 3.5 GPA goal for the semester 2. You either Aced this test, or you failed this test. 3. This is supposed to be the hardest test for this class all semester, so all subsequent tests should be significantly easier to excel at. I also got a 25/25 on my vocabulary quiz for GREEK (which was a lot easier than anticipated). This greek stuff isn’t as
As I was saying about the orientation day (see last post “Update from the Frontlines”)… We had this hour where one of the veteran professors gave a brief overview of what to do to get good grades. The profs name is Gareth L. Reese (and he’s very respected around these parts) He went over basic study skills, and simple learning tools that I am already aware of. I learned some new things, but there was something a little more important that he asked of us. He said, “why ar
That's a GREAT question! Denominations of Christianity... I must say that I have only begun to study them, and so I am not very learned about the whole thing. I was just trying to express my excitement about the History of my own Christian "denomination" Peace, Tim-MAY!
I haven’t had the opportunity to write in a little while because classes have really picked up, and I don’t want to fall behind. Our orientation thing was…unique…that’s putting it nicely. We had to take three separate tests, each having more than 130 questions on them. The whole orientation day went from 8:00am – 8:00pm. At the end of the day, we were pretty tired. Anyway... I’m taking a Restoration history class right now, and it’s my favorite. So far the book we’re read
Here’s my official address if you want to send me some money: Tim Mitchell Ste. 274 911 E Urbandale Ave Moberly, MO 65270 My class is list is official: 18 credit hours- 7:00 – 7:50 Techniques of Teaching TU WE FR 3 hours 8:00 – 8:50 Restoration History TU WE FR 3 hours 11:00 – 12:15 New Testament Survey WE FR 3 hours 1:00 – 1:15 Written Communication TU WE TH 3 hours 4:30 – 5:20 Greek Essentials TU WE TH
This kid who has a room across the hall from me is REALLY funny. He comes over and just starts talking about weird stuff. So, just a few minutes ago he came in and was talking about the best nuclear holocaust movie of 1983: “THE DAY AFTER.” Apparently someone gets fed up with Kansas, and decides to nuke it…this kid – the one that lives across the hall – was born in 1983 in Kansas. I said to him, “were they just preparing for the worst, when they knew your Mom was with-child?”
This whole transition thing is really weird for me. I’ve been looking forward to moving for some time now – and it’s done. It’s very very very very odd. I’ve heard nothing but bad news about one of my roommates. I came into my new room yesterday morning and there was all this crap on the floor. Think of all the gross things you can find on one’s floor and there they were… the only thing that I didn’t see were dirty under-pants. So this guy is supposed to be really nice, but I guess too n
I've got a job already! It's cleaning the men's dorm bathrooms. There are three bathrooms that I have to clean in the dorm, each one has two or three urinals, 2 or 3 toilets, and 2 or 3 showers. It's minimum wage, and 15 - 20 hours a week so it shouldn't be too bad. I don't have a phone, and it looks like I'm not going to get one, so email is the best way to communicate with me. I've met a lot of neat people already... the guy that hooked me up for my job is from Brooklyn