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Wow-Yeah today was pretty much awesome. The one thing I really wanted to do was go to George's when I was home and I got to go to lunch @ George's today with the guys. See George's has pretty much the best hot-dogs and fries ever and I have so many good memories there too. So yeah it was just pretty much amazing. mmmm good food.

I also finalized my summer employment. Score. Manager at Anjons for the summer. Kinda cool when you boss calls you and asks you saying "oh yeah...one week of training and you'll be ready to go..we'll change your pay and give you the keys when you get back) Sweetness.

RushHour was horrible. Well the message was great, tech stuff just stunk. I felt like I wanted to run away which is something I haven't felt tech wise in a long time. "Keeps ya Humble" Honestly I'm with Kevin on this one. "Get a lake...thats why Jesus used a lake...good acoustics." Yeah really it just sucked cause I was totally filling in because it was important and then it ended up sucking...not that I can do anything about a mic being bad but not that people would know it was the electronics and not me. I'll spin the leadership principle of the day from "People Suck" to "Technology Sucks"

Other than that...had some fun trying to help set the stage for service on Sunday...played some foosball and some Disc...ya know just chillen' thats what breaks about.

I also found this and I just thought it was cool its from Kyle Lakes book (re)Understanding Prayer.
"I understand this. I understand what it feels like to experience indifference toward the person I've become, where (despite lengthy amounts of time spent in church) traits like self-promotion, dishonesty, and displacement rule the roost while perseverance, ,trust, and forgiveness are rarities. I understand what it's like to feel anesthetized and unresponsive to my friends, my family, God, and myself-for indifference to have taken over. I know what it's like for emotions and response to feel as though they've been muted. And experientially I feel as though I know the way out. To prayer I point, because prayer was meant to awaken. Even though, for some, prayer does the exact opposite of that for which it was created. That is, it doesn't stimulate one who is fully present and fully alive to God. For some, it simply encourages even greater levels of self-obsesson. It resembles nothing more than an amplified diary where the current mod of the day has been plugged into a couple of speakers."