You sleep in 64 degrees?? WHAAATTTTT!!!
I sleep in 75 degrees (24C), and I feel it's chill!
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You sleep in 64 degrees?? WHAAATTTTT!!!
I sleep in 75 degrees (24C), and I feel it's chill!
No, haven't heard that one. Its from the right decade though. Maybe it just didn't make it big here in the US.
How about this song... do u know it??
[video=youtube;6e4WLdLNajs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e4WLdLNajs[/video]
its like sad ninja music.
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No, haven't heard that one. Its from the right decade though. Maybe it just didn't make it big here in the US.
How about this song... do u know it??
[video=youtube;6e4WLdLNajs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e4WLdLNajs[/video]
its like sad ninja music.
Yeah, I know this song. Although, this song reminds me of food.
serenades to her meal..
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Hey, if anyone has Shouryu's FB info or some other contact info, please send him a message asking him to look at his CC mail.
Same to Grace-Like-Rain, though ask Shour first.
I'll explain later.
Will do.
Done!
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Thank you, Brother 118.7*! Is that your last chore before you retire for the evening? You and RohChris already amused me greatly with the gurry talk, so thank you for that as well 
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*now to see if it's too late in his timezone for him to figure out from where that nick name came
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.*now to see if it's too late in his timezone for him to figure out from where that nick name came
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Thank you, Brother 118.7*! Is that your last chore before you retire for the evening? You and RohChris already amused me greatly with the gurry talk, so thank you for that as well
*now to see if it's too late in his timezone for him to figure out from where that nick name came
Hi dear sister! Brother 118.7? I suspect that's Tin Tin? Was sending the messages my last chore for the evening? Yes. Now I'm watching a couple episodes of the sci-fi/drama "Haven" and then I'll go to bed and read for a bit. Thank you. I really enjoyed the silly talk with RohChris. He's a funny man. Gurry in a hurry! God bless mate.
Hehe, 118.710 is the standard atomic weight of the element Tin, so that's where it came from .
I do hope you enjoy the evening! Feel free to mentally re-name each character on the show "Larry"; it makes things more amusing at times, especially when the actor is female.
.I do hope you enjoy the evening! Feel free to mentally re-name each character on the show "Larry"; it makes things more amusing at times, especially when the actor is female.
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Hehe, 118.710 is the standard atomic weight of the element Tin, so that's where it came from
I do hope you enjoy the evening! Feel free to mentally re-name each character on the show "Larry"; it makes things more amusing at times, especially when the actor is female.
I suspected it had something to do with the periodic table and that it was probably something to do with Tin, but I never did all that great at Chemistry, even the basics. I'm glad I had a notion to help me get there.
I shall trial your Larry game with "Haven". Should be interesting. Yes, thanks mate. Have a simply blessed day today!
I suspected it had something to do with the periodic table and that it was probably something to do with Tin, but I never did all that great at Chemistry, even the basics. I'm glad I had a notion to help me get there.
I shall trial your Larry game with "Haven". Should be interesting. Yes, thanks mate. Have a simply blessed day today!
youtube periodic videos.
good vids
Hehe, 118.710 is the standard atomic weight of the element Tin, so that's where it came from
I have a question because it's part of my job description for being a philosoraptor, you know? If Tin is 118.710, what will Tintin be? Will it be (118.710)^2 or (118.710)*2?
I rushed to help supervise a Youth Group thing-y tonight. Because I was rushing from work, to a work dinner event (where I didn't have time to eat dinner) straight to this Youth night, I missed dinner and found myself so hungry. When I got there, all I had access to was bags of lollies and chocolate, so I ate about two-three handfuls of it. I haven't had a dose of straight sugar like this in probably years.
So I went on a major sugar rush, and being quite tired and worn out going on to over tired, I basically became heavily tipsy from the combination. I mean, I was using a microwave dish as a DJ sound desk, exercising my Goku power-up squats, wearing a bushy fake beard and stick-on moustache as a uni-brow which I wore for most of the night (because it was Mexican themed). I rolled around on a table cloth as someone was trying to clear the table, was giving some teenagers a face high-five as a sign of affection, pretending to sit in a bin, joking about doing donuts on some milk jugs and then laughing so hard I was bending over, slapping the table and out of breath from hysterical laughter.
I am just never, ever going to have that much sugar again. It was nuts. Funny... but absolutely nuts.
So I went on a major sugar rush, and being quite tired and worn out going on to over tired, I basically became heavily tipsy from the combination. I mean, I was using a microwave dish as a DJ sound desk, exercising my Goku power-up squats, wearing a bushy fake beard and stick-on moustache as a uni-brow which I wore for most of the night (because it was Mexican themed). I rolled around on a table cloth as someone was trying to clear the table, was giving some teenagers a face high-five as a sign of affection, pretending to sit in a bin, joking about doing donuts on some milk jugs and then laughing so hard I was bending over, slapping the table and out of breath from hysterical laughter.
I am just never, ever going to have that much sugar again. It was nuts. Funny... but absolutely nuts.
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Wow. Sounds eventful. I remember youth events at my church being little more than times of Bible fellowship and some random games. But yes, sugar is (for better or worse) an important part of youth groups.
Yeah. Our Youth event only had about 3 minutes of purposeful teaching and 15 minutes of worship in the 2 hour period. To be honest, I don't completely agree with this approach. As it is said in a Bill Johnson quote I saw on facebook post recently, 'Children don't have a junior Holy Spirit'. This is true.
I don't know why this feels so strongly inside me, but there's this very peculiar and unexplainable thing inside me that says God's going to do something amazing with the generation to come. With these young children and teenagers. I don't know why I would feel this way, but I can't shake it off nor can I lay it aside, it feels bone deep, this idea.
I remember one of the first times I visited this large church in the city, the adults were at the front before the stage, worshipping God and singing and some, dancing, when the Sunday school teachers let out the 6-12 year children to walk amongst the adults, laying hands on them and praying for them as they were worshipping. It was the most extraordinary thing I ever saw, as I saw these little children, with such expressions of determined faith, laying hands on people and boldly yelling out 'Jesus'. It didn't even seem silly or out of the ordinary for me, despite this being the first time I saw such a thing. I felt like sighing in relief and saying, 'About time'.
To be honest, working with 4-5 year olds 5 days a week, I can see how children as young as this see and experience the world in a more effective way than adults. They live in their moment, and their faith and trust is astounding.
As for teenagers of today, I think we can be surprised by what they are capable of doing and being if someone just believes in them. I still remember what it was like to be a teenager, and I am still recovering these desires imbedded deep within all of us, that deep sense and longing to be part of a bigger picture, a bigger adventure that calls us to rise up and stand to this higher calling.
I understand games, fun and sugar have their place in Youth events, but so does passion, courage and sincere seed sowing. I have always understood this: treat a child or teenager as incompetent, and they act incompetent. Believe in them and encourage them to greater things, and they will thrive like crazy.
I taught a 4 year old how to open her irritatingly child proof sandwich container the other day. Even I have trouble with this container made from the depths of hades. But I made a big spectacle about cheering for her, teaching her and helping her through such a simple task. Once she finally accomplished it herself, she gave me this look like she was ready to conquer the world. It was such a fiercely beautiful expression, and I hope she will continue to wear this expression for the trials and hardships that are to come in her life. But I believed in her, that's all I did, and now she approaches each food container at meal times like a lioness approaches a mouse.
But yeah, after such midnight ramblings, I think my point is I don't think we should be scared with taking teenagers to a deeper level of understanding and experiencing God. From what I have seen, they're a lot more in tune and perceptive for the colouring-in activities that are thrown at them. They're in an interesting season of life, figuring themselves out and exercising independence, but they need and are wired for Jesus just as much as adults are.
I've read some mind boggling things about past revivals, how His presence has fallen greatly on teenagers who ended up doing amazing things that have affected church groups and towns, maybe more (can't remember all details off the top of my head). And hey, He's the same yesterday, today and tomorrow, right?
I don't know why this feels so strongly inside me, but there's this very peculiar and unexplainable thing inside me that says God's going to do something amazing with the generation to come. With these young children and teenagers. I don't know why I would feel this way, but I can't shake it off nor can I lay it aside, it feels bone deep, this idea.
I remember one of the first times I visited this large church in the city, the adults were at the front before the stage, worshipping God and singing and some, dancing, when the Sunday school teachers let out the 6-12 year children to walk amongst the adults, laying hands on them and praying for them as they were worshipping. It was the most extraordinary thing I ever saw, as I saw these little children, with such expressions of determined faith, laying hands on people and boldly yelling out 'Jesus'. It didn't even seem silly or out of the ordinary for me, despite this being the first time I saw such a thing. I felt like sighing in relief and saying, 'About time'.
To be honest, working with 4-5 year olds 5 days a week, I can see how children as young as this see and experience the world in a more effective way than adults. They live in their moment, and their faith and trust is astounding.
As for teenagers of today, I think we can be surprised by what they are capable of doing and being if someone just believes in them. I still remember what it was like to be a teenager, and I am still recovering these desires imbedded deep within all of us, that deep sense and longing to be part of a bigger picture, a bigger adventure that calls us to rise up and stand to this higher calling.
I understand games, fun and sugar have their place in Youth events, but so does passion, courage and sincere seed sowing. I have always understood this: treat a child or teenager as incompetent, and they act incompetent. Believe in them and encourage them to greater things, and they will thrive like crazy.
I taught a 4 year old how to open her irritatingly child proof sandwich container the other day. Even I have trouble with this container made from the depths of hades. But I made a big spectacle about cheering for her, teaching her and helping her through such a simple task. Once she finally accomplished it herself, she gave me this look like she was ready to conquer the world. It was such a fiercely beautiful expression, and I hope she will continue to wear this expression for the trials and hardships that are to come in her life. But I believed in her, that's all I did, and now she approaches each food container at meal times like a lioness approaches a mouse.
But yeah, after such midnight ramblings, I think my point is I don't think we should be scared with taking teenagers to a deeper level of understanding and experiencing God. From what I have seen, they're a lot more in tune and perceptive for the colouring-in activities that are thrown at them. They're in an interesting season of life, figuring themselves out and exercising independence, but they need and are wired for Jesus just as much as adults are.
I've read some mind boggling things about past revivals, how His presence has fallen greatly on teenagers who ended up doing amazing things that have affected church groups and towns, maybe more (can't remember all details off the top of my head). And hey, He's the same yesterday, today and tomorrow, right?
^I think there is a power in simply believing in someone that is more immense and impactful in their life than we realize.