As I sit here and post yet another entry in my blog, one of my really good friends is getting married and I am not there.
I met Zeb in Chicago, IL on June 10, 2007. We were both on a PIONEER"S Edge team heading for Greece (along with Jarred, Anna, Sarah, Margaret and Becca) for the entire summer. Arfter our orientation was over, we packed our bags (well just pack what we had used at orientation) and headed for Ohare to begin our journey overseas. Zeb and I happened to have the chance to sit next to one another on the flight from Chicago to London and I will never forget those what he just thought that he NEEDED to tell me before take off:
"Have you ever seen the movie Final Destination?", Zeb asked with a sort of mischivious tone.
"No", was my answer.
"Well at the very beginning of the movie," Zeb goes on to explain, "a guy stands up on a plane and says that hes had a dream that the plane is going to explode and tries to get people to follow him off. I think Eight did, and after that very plane took off, it did explode. The rest of the movie was them trying to excape death"
"Stop...is there any particular reason you had to describe that specific movie right before our plane took off?"
"No not really"
After that conversation, I knew that Zeb and I would have a great summer. We ended up filming over two hours of interviews that I was able to show people back home about what our summer entailed.
After getting back to the states, and going back to school, Zeb met Tammy and the two of are getting married right now.
Zeb, have a great day. I wish I could have been there. I am praying for ya'll right now.
"Ciao for Now"
A little look at the goings on in my mind. Sometimes it is great and sometimes its a little scary. I hope that you enjoy.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Prayer for my Dad
Monday, August 18, 2008
Strike!!!
So Saturday night I found myself at Timber Lodges Bowling Alley with Becca, Troy and Hiram. The four of us went head to head in a winner takes all kind of thing. Game one was kind of slow (we were all trying to get a feel for the lanes). Troy and Hiram seemed to get into a groove early, Becca and I just seemed to be holding on for dear life. I ended up scoring a 99 (and I was so mad that the last frame had a hidden pin that I wasn't expecting)
Our second game started out better (at least for me). I bowled a nin in the first frame and followed that up with a strike which was followed by a spare. That in turn was followed up by another strik and another spare. After that, I kinda hit a little rut, but I did end with a 142, which was a great game for me.
And that was the end of the bowling night for me (I wanted to end while I was ahead). The rest of the crew's last game was not much to write about.
Our second game started out better (at least for me). I bowled a nin in the first frame and followed that up with a strike which was followed by a spare. That in turn was followed up by another strik and another spare. After that, I kinda hit a little rut, but I did end with a 142, which was a great game for me.
And that was the end of the bowling night for me (I wanted to end while I was ahead). The rest of the crew's last game was not much to write about.
Friday, August 08, 2008
Random Summer Memory 3.0
Once upon a time there was a little girl named Amanda. Amanda loved to go to the park at night and play on the playground, but her all time favorite thing on the playground was the see-saw. But there was one teency little problem...
Amanda had no one to play with. Which means that all she could do was see...she couldn't saw.
Amanda desided to take matters into her own hands and she whipped out her handy, dandy cellular phone and called as many people as she could think of.
Amanda had no one to play with. Which means that all she could do was see...she couldn't saw.
all at one Amanda got really excited because...
Her bestest friend Jamie came to play with her.
Together they could see-saw, and they had a wonderful time.Amanda finally got to see and saw on the see-saw.
and Jamie had fun too.
Amanda and Jamie were bestest of friends and lived happily ever after.
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