Here is a song from the band West Coast Revival. The guys in this band are friends of ours from California and they are really good. They are apart of the church that sent my family out here to plant our church. Three of the guys in the band, Ryan and Jonathan Baird and Zach Boomsma, came to Kansas City to help us by leading worship when we first started the church.
I hope you like it!
If you want to know more about the band or if you would like to buy one of there songs you can go to their website: www.westcoastrevival.com
Showing posts with label Random. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Random. Show all posts
12.03.2009
Jimmy Needham and paint....
I recently found this artist, Jimmy Needham. I like his voice a lot. It is very unique.
Lost at Sea
Jimmy Needham
How could you see what you see and not totally
Want to discontinue me for all eternity and then some
It bothers me so that I could be so
Completely unaffected when connected to the holy one
And so I sit here and stare at this page and wonder
At what age it will become clear to me
So for now I am clueless to how you do this
And how you move this spirit in me
I'm going Your way
Even though I cannot see in front of me
I'm going Your way
Even though I feel lost at sea
How could your favor be the flavor I savor
When the fruits of my labor are so unfavorable
And old pages are setting the stages for something outrageous
A man who can save all our souls
And you know and you know
I'm going Your way
Even though I cannot see in front of me
I'm going Your way
Even though I feel lost at sea
Ride the wave, wave goodbye, by the way did I mention today
That I don't know the way home
So could you take me by the hand and lead me to the dryer land
So I can finally breathe again instead of sinking like a stone
And now I will diligently and not religiously but affectionately come
Before the throne of your grace in this place and seek your face
For all eternity and then some
I am New
Jimmy Needham
I cling to the veil to no avail without fail
Reaching for the God if Israel in man's jail
Wailing on my knees and hands to draw the curtain and stand
Thank God for bloody feet and pierced hands
Chorus
I am new I am am new
And He says of me is true
I am new
I hold to the law to stop the fall
To drop the ball to fix it all
Falling on my hands and knees if these walls could talk they'd scream
Release him, O God release me
I am new I am am new
And He says of me is true
I am new
I lay by the grave to save to un-enslave
To make a rich man out of a knave but you saved me
O Jesus you raised me
How could I ever return
To things that you told me would burn
When will I ever learn That I
I am new I am am new
And He says of me is true
I am new
Oh, also, my grandpa sent me this link: click here This website fascinated me... What can I say? I'm easily entertained. :)
Lost at Sea
Jimmy Needham
How could you see what you see and not totally
Want to discontinue me for all eternity and then some
It bothers me so that I could be so
Completely unaffected when connected to the holy one
And so I sit here and stare at this page and wonder
At what age it will become clear to me
So for now I am clueless to how you do this
And how you move this spirit in me
I'm going Your way
Even though I cannot see in front of me
I'm going Your way
Even though I feel lost at sea
How could your favor be the flavor I savor
When the fruits of my labor are so unfavorable
And old pages are setting the stages for something outrageous
A man who can save all our souls
And you know and you know
I'm going Your way
Even though I cannot see in front of me
I'm going Your way
Even though I feel lost at sea
Ride the wave, wave goodbye, by the way did I mention today
That I don't know the way home
So could you take me by the hand and lead me to the dryer land
So I can finally breathe again instead of sinking like a stone
And now I will diligently and not religiously but affectionately come
Before the throne of your grace in this place and seek your face
For all eternity and then some
I am New
Jimmy Needham
I cling to the veil to no avail without fail
Reaching for the God if Israel in man's jail
Wailing on my knees and hands to draw the curtain and stand
Thank God for bloody feet and pierced hands
Chorus
I am new I am am new
And He says of me is true
I am new
I hold to the law to stop the fall
To drop the ball to fix it all
Falling on my hands and knees if these walls could talk they'd scream
Release him, O God release me
I am new I am am new
And He says of me is true
I am new
I lay by the grave to save to un-enslave
To make a rich man out of a knave but you saved me
O Jesus you raised me
How could I ever return
To things that you told me would burn
When will I ever learn That I
I am new I am am new
And He says of me is true
I am new
Oh, also, my grandpa sent me this link: click here This website fascinated me... What can I say? I'm easily entertained. :)
11.25.2009
11.20.2009
Okay... Randomness... In the EXTREME!
I was just trying to figure out what to post when I came across this.... Click Here Apparently, my dad did this. On our church's website! All of you out there who know me... you can see where I get my complete randomness from....
11.11.2009
Ekklesia!!!
I signed up on Saturday for the next Greenleaf musical! It's called "Ekklesia". Here's the flyer!
YAAAY! I'm so excited! So keep your calenders open on either June 3,4, or 5th because that is when the performances will be!!! Signing up for this production has me reminiscing alot about the previous play I did at Greenleaf. So, I found this video that my friend Tommy put together.
Click here
Ah... Good Times!!
YAAAY! I'm so excited! So keep your calenders open on either June 3,4, or 5th because that is when the performances will be!!! Signing up for this production has me reminiscing alot about the previous play I did at Greenleaf. So, I found this video that my friend Tommy put together.
Click here
Ah... Good Times!!
10.21.2009
I gots a phone!
Yep! Tomorrow is my birthday, but I got this as an early present. Sorry the quality of the pictures aren't better. My camera is goofing up on me. but im really happy. I think I'll call it.... hm. What should I name him?
What do you think I should name him?
What do you think I should name him?
10.15.2009
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony by Rockapella
So, I'm studying Beethoven for a research paper for my Comp. 1 class at JCCC. I found this and I really liked it. I LOVE acapella music. So cool... Hope you enjoy!
Beethoven's Fifth by Rockapella
Beethoven's Fifth by Rockapella
9.18.2009
Mexico quotes
So, I have more pictures to post from Mexico because I took a billion pictures... okay that is a bit of an exaggeration, but still... Until then, here are all of the quotes that Elisabeth and I collected in our "Quote Book". A lot of these are from the Canadians. So, if you are from my church and you don't recognize the name, it is one of our French-Canadian brothers and sisters. I'll post more pictures of them in a bit...
Mexico Quotes
“Where are the sunglasses?”
~ Dad
“I belong on the short mission bus”
~Dad
“How many of you cannot speak English?”
~ Naomi
“That-That is SWEAT.”
~Me
“I have Hannah Montana lip-gloss. I know you’re jealous.”
~ Coco
“I’m not a bad missionary…just a bad packer.”
~ Naomi
“I look like some stupid tourist.”
~ Naomi
“With rollers-a-rolling…” ~ Sadie (singing)
“…and painters-a…paintering!” ~ Coco (singing)
“Hey Chuck…we need Duct-tape!”
~ DM
“Come party with the green Jesus!”
~ Naomi (in Spanish)
“I used to do yo’ mama jokes…then I turned five.”
~ Coco
“Josh! You are awesome!”
~DM
“I read about other people’s lives…but I don’t really care.”
~ DM
“Don’t you have the fear of God in you?”
~ Mike
“Oh my gosh you guys, how embarrassing. We wore the same shirt!”
~ Coco
“I love you, my fluffy rabbit.”
~DM (in a letter in French)
“I taught the kids how to say booger in English!”
~ Naomi
“If I spoke Spanish, I would know what that meant.”
~ Ben
“Everyone who knows what I’m saying…do it.”
~ Dad
“Ok…I’ll be the good-guy, you’ll be Obama.”
~ Keith
“B-P-G…Butter, Peanut, Jelly!”
~ Antonio
“Why does your mom have a facebook, but not you?”
~Lydie
“We understand each other, even when we don’t make sense.”
~Me and Elisabeth
“Skin shouldn’t move”
~Ben
“Just so you know…I’m wearing underwear.”
~ Kaleb
“Hey everybody…its Pete!”
~ The boys
“I feel like we should hold hands, sway back and forth and sing, ‘friends are friends forever.’”
~ Dad
“Ah…young love!”
~ Coco
“’Sucre’ is sweet in French. But ‘sweet’ doesn’t mean the same thing in French. You say ‘Sucre dude’ and people say ‘you suck.’”
~ DM
“He [John Cooper] looks like someone who smokes a whole pack of cigarettes each day.”
~ DM
“It’s a wheelbarrow without a wheel… I guess it’s just a barrow.”
~Little Michael
“Just call my Michael Angelo.”
~ Mr. G
“Thanks for being the American Coco.”
~ Tom
“I’m not even mono-lingual…”
~ Keith
“Did you just say Canadians are more compact?”
~Me
“How far do you live from the Eiffel Tower?”
~ Mr. G (to the French Canadians...)
“I had to go fishing twice.”
~ Mr. G (you don't even want to know what he went fishing for...)
“How are you, Naomi?”
“I’m okay… But Keith is sweaty.”
~ Naomi
“I would cover myself with honey and run naked through a swarm of bees for a Klondike bar.”
~ Shuman
“That was NOT chicken… That was cat.”
~Sadie
“White-American-girl-spending-to-much-time-with-French-Canadians-missionaries-SAY WHAT?”
~Elisabeth (to me) :)
“Do you like air?”
~Ben
“Think happy thoughts…. Rainbows… butterflies… unicorns… grapenuts!”
~Naomi
Mexico Quotes
“Where are the sunglasses?”
~ Dad
“I belong on the short mission bus”
~Dad
“How many of you cannot speak English?”
~ Naomi
“That-That is SWEAT.”
~Me
“I have Hannah Montana lip-gloss. I know you’re jealous.”
~ Coco
“I’m not a bad missionary…just a bad packer.”
~ Naomi
“I look like some stupid tourist.”
~ Naomi
“With rollers-a-rolling…” ~ Sadie (singing)
“…and painters-a…paintering!” ~ Coco (singing)
“Hey Chuck…we need Duct-tape!”
~ DM
“Come party with the green Jesus!”
~ Naomi (in Spanish)
“I used to do yo’ mama jokes…then I turned five.”
~ Coco
“Josh! You are awesome!”
~DM
“I read about other people’s lives…but I don’t really care.”
~ DM
“Don’t you have the fear of God in you?”
~ Mike
“Oh my gosh you guys, how embarrassing. We wore the same shirt!”
~ Coco
“I love you, my fluffy rabbit.”
~DM (in a letter in French)
“I taught the kids how to say booger in English!”
~ Naomi
“If I spoke Spanish, I would know what that meant.”
~ Ben
“Everyone who knows what I’m saying…do it.”
~ Dad
“Ok…I’ll be the good-guy, you’ll be Obama.”
~ Keith
“B-P-G…Butter, Peanut, Jelly!”
~ Antonio
“Why does your mom have a facebook, but not you?”
~Lydie
“We understand each other, even when we don’t make sense.”
~Me and Elisabeth
“Skin shouldn’t move”
~Ben
“Just so you know…I’m wearing underwear.”
~ Kaleb
“Hey everybody…its Pete!”
~ The boys
“I feel like we should hold hands, sway back and forth and sing, ‘friends are friends forever.’”
~ Dad
“Ah…young love!”
~ Coco
“’Sucre’ is sweet in French. But ‘sweet’ doesn’t mean the same thing in French. You say ‘Sucre dude’ and people say ‘you suck.’”
~ DM
“He [John Cooper] looks like someone who smokes a whole pack of cigarettes each day.”
~ DM
“It’s a wheelbarrow without a wheel… I guess it’s just a barrow.”
~Little Michael
“Just call my Michael Angelo.”
~ Mr. G
“Thanks for being the American Coco.”
~ Tom
“I’m not even mono-lingual…”
~ Keith
“Did you just say Canadians are more compact?”
~Me
“How far do you live from the Eiffel Tower?”
~ Mr. G (to the French Canadians...)
“I had to go fishing twice.”
~ Mr. G (you don't even want to know what he went fishing for...)
“How are you, Naomi?”
“I’m okay… But Keith is sweaty.”
~ Naomi
“I would cover myself with honey and run naked through a swarm of bees for a Klondike bar.”
~ Shuman
“That was NOT chicken… That was cat.”
~Sadie
“White-American-girl-spending-to-much-time-with-French-Canadians-missionaries-SAY WHAT?”
~Elisabeth (to me) :)
“Do you like air?”
~Ben
“Think happy thoughts…. Rainbows… butterflies… unicorns… grapenuts!”
~Naomi
8.23.2009
Crossing the Line. Big time.
This pretty much got under my skin. President Obama has crossed a huge line. And some people just don't get it.
Before I post pictures of my vacation, I had to post this. I would like to know what you think. I got this from the Fox News website.
If President Obama has his way, you'll soon be hearing about his health care package when you go to your church or synagogue to pray.
Thousands of religious leaders got a call from on high Wednesday when Obama reached out to Jewish and Christian clergy, urging them to push health care reform from the pulpit.
Obama spoke to about 140,000 people of faith in a conference call and webcast Wednesday evening. He and a White House official discussed the moral dimension of health care, telling the mostly Christian audience that "this debate over health care goes to the heart of who we are as a people."
But earlier that day, Obama went much further, asking about 1,000 rabbis to preach his political agenda in their sermons on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
The conversation was supposed to be off the record but was captured on the Twitter feeds and blogs of some rabbis who took part in the call, which was organized by the Union of Reform Judaism and included rabbis from other denominations.
"I am going to need your help in accomplishing necessary reform," Obama said, according to Rabbi Jack Moline of Virginia, whose Twitter feed has since been scrubbed of the information.
Obama told the rabbis that "we are God's partners in matters of life and death" and asked them to "tell the stories of health care dilemmas to illustrate what is a stake" in their sermons, Moline wrote.
Critics say Obama's message seemed to "cross a line" and imply a kind of "scriptural or holy support for the program."
"I can't imagine why it would be appropriate for a president even to suggest a partnership with God somehow was connected to his ideas for health care," said the Rev. Barry Lynn.
"Whenever politicians give a message that implies that God is on their side on an issue ... this always troubles me."
A White House official told FOX News that Obama spoke at the invitation of the rabbis, who had many questions about health care. Current events often come up in sermons, the official said, and during the highly attended holidays many rabbis and congregants are likely to be interested in discussing the topic.
"We are not asking Rabbis to give a political lecture -- we don't expect everybody will want to hear sermons on health care," the official said.
Mark Pelavin, who organized the call from the Reform movement's Washington office, said the president talked about why the health care system needed to be fixed, but Pelavin declined to discuss Obama's specific remarks.
Pelavin, the associate director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, said his office organizes one or two such calls a year with experts and politicians to discuss issues of great interest to Jewish leaders, and health care was a natural topic.
Rabbis may choose to discuss health care in their sermons but will "stay away from partisan politics, but certainly they'll talk about issues that are facing the country," he told FOXNews.com.
But other rabbis present noted their discomfort with the president's message, and said they believed he was "using religious organizations to promote policy."
"I find the blurring of church and state to be disconcerting, not only on political grounds ... but also for competency," wrote Rabbi Josh Yuter of Manhattan, who was also on the call.
"Rabbis have enough difficulty understanding the nuances and intricacies of their own religion to be promoting specific policies in areas for which they have no expertise."
Barry Lynn said that although Obama is a religious man, he generally avoids emphasizing the religious basis for his decisions, adding he was disappointed that the president had "clouded this debate" with an underlying religious emphasis.
"This seems to, unfortunately, cross a line," he said.
Before I post pictures of my vacation, I had to post this. I would like to know what you think. I got this from the Fox News website.
If President Obama has his way, you'll soon be hearing about his health care package when you go to your church or synagogue to pray.
Thousands of religious leaders got a call from on high Wednesday when Obama reached out to Jewish and Christian clergy, urging them to push health care reform from the pulpit.
Obama spoke to about 140,000 people of faith in a conference call and webcast Wednesday evening. He and a White House official discussed the moral dimension of health care, telling the mostly Christian audience that "this debate over health care goes to the heart of who we are as a people."
But earlier that day, Obama went much further, asking about 1,000 rabbis to preach his political agenda in their sermons on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
The conversation was supposed to be off the record but was captured on the Twitter feeds and blogs of some rabbis who took part in the call, which was organized by the Union of Reform Judaism and included rabbis from other denominations.
"I am going to need your help in accomplishing necessary reform," Obama said, according to Rabbi Jack Moline of Virginia, whose Twitter feed has since been scrubbed of the information.
Obama told the rabbis that "we are God's partners in matters of life and death" and asked them to "tell the stories of health care dilemmas to illustrate what is a stake" in their sermons, Moline wrote.
Critics say Obama's message seemed to "cross a line" and imply a kind of "scriptural or holy support for the program."
"I can't imagine why it would be appropriate for a president even to suggest a partnership with God somehow was connected to his ideas for health care," said the Rev. Barry Lynn.
"Whenever politicians give a message that implies that God is on their side on an issue ... this always troubles me."
A White House official told FOX News that Obama spoke at the invitation of the rabbis, who had many questions about health care. Current events often come up in sermons, the official said, and during the highly attended holidays many rabbis and congregants are likely to be interested in discussing the topic.
"We are not asking Rabbis to give a political lecture -- we don't expect everybody will want to hear sermons on health care," the official said.
Mark Pelavin, who organized the call from the Reform movement's Washington office, said the president talked about why the health care system needed to be fixed, but Pelavin declined to discuss Obama's specific remarks.
Pelavin, the associate director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, said his office organizes one or two such calls a year with experts and politicians to discuss issues of great interest to Jewish leaders, and health care was a natural topic.
Rabbis may choose to discuss health care in their sermons but will "stay away from partisan politics, but certainly they'll talk about issues that are facing the country," he told FOXNews.com.
But other rabbis present noted their discomfort with the president's message, and said they believed he was "using religious organizations to promote policy."
"I find the blurring of church and state to be disconcerting, not only on political grounds ... but also for competency," wrote Rabbi Josh Yuter of Manhattan, who was also on the call.
"Rabbis have enough difficulty understanding the nuances and intricacies of their own religion to be promoting specific policies in areas for which they have no expertise."
Barry Lynn said that although Obama is a religious man, he generally avoids emphasizing the religious basis for his decisions, adding he was disappointed that the president had "clouded this debate" with an underlying religious emphasis.
"This seems to, unfortunately, cross a line," he said.
6.27.2009
Hello
Hi all!
I am back from vacationing in Branson, Missouri! I have quite a few pictures and I will be posting them soon!!
I am back from vacationing in Branson, Missouri! I have quite a few pictures and I will be posting them soon!!
6.16.2009
One of my new favorite songs
The title says it all. This is one of my new favorite songs.
Perfect People by Natalie Grant
Never let 'em see you when you're breaking
Never let 'em see you when you fall
That's how we live and that's how we try
Tell the world you've got it all together
Never let them see what's underneath
Cover it up with a crooked smile
But it only lasts for a little while
There's no such thing as perfect people
There's no such thing as a perfect life
So come as you are, broken and scared
Lift up your heart and be amazed
And be changed by a perfect God
Suddenly it's like a weight is lifted
When you hear the words that you are loved
He knows where you are and where you've been
And you never have to go there again
There's no such thing as perfect people
There's no such thing as a perfect life
So come as you are, broken and scared
Lift up your heart and be amazed
And be changed by a perfect God
Who lived and died to give new life
To heal our imperfections
So look up and see out let grace be enough
There's no such thing as perfect people
There's no such thing as a perfect life
So come as you are, broken and scared
Lift up your heart and be amazed
And be changed by a perfect God
By a perfect God
Be changed by a perfect God
Be changed
Perfect People by Natalie Grant
Never let 'em see you when you're breaking
Never let 'em see you when you fall
That's how we live and that's how we try
Tell the world you've got it all together
Never let them see what's underneath
Cover it up with a crooked smile
But it only lasts for a little while
There's no such thing as perfect people
There's no such thing as a perfect life
So come as you are, broken and scared
Lift up your heart and be amazed
And be changed by a perfect God
Suddenly it's like a weight is lifted
When you hear the words that you are loved
He knows where you are and where you've been
And you never have to go there again
There's no such thing as perfect people
There's no such thing as a perfect life
So come as you are, broken and scared
Lift up your heart and be amazed
And be changed by a perfect God
Who lived and died to give new life
To heal our imperfections
So look up and see out let grace be enough
There's no such thing as perfect people
There's no such thing as a perfect life
So come as you are, broken and scared
Lift up your heart and be amazed
And be changed by a perfect God
By a perfect God
Be changed by a perfect God
Be changed
6.11.2009
I've Been Tagged
If you could live anywhere in any house, where and what would it be? I would live on a far away island in a big house with a huge wall of glass looking out on the ocean where I could draw...
What are you wearing now? Shorts and a red shirt.
What is on your desk? A box if junk, a flower and pictures from my surgery.
What would you like to learn to do? paint with Oils.
What was the last thing you bought? Reading glasses
What one item are you currently wanting? A new, high tech camera
What languages can you speak? English and a bit of Spanish
What is the last book you have read? Company of Swans, and The Reluctant Heiress both by Eva Ibbotson. And Father of Dragons by L. B. Graham, and The Hidden Threshold by Me. :)
What do you want to be when you grow up? A surgical nurse. Or something like that.
What are your favorite websites? GrooveShark, LineRider, Shutterfly, all of my friends blogs, and Yahoo mail.
If you were to pick up a pen right now, what would be the first thing you'd write? "The swords clashed together. His ears rang mercilessly. 'So,' he thought, 'this is what fear is.'
If you you could be anywhere in the world at any point in time, where would you be? at any point in time? I would definitely stay right in this time period but in Ireland.
If you could be an animal, what would you be? Without a doubt, I would be a Griffin. Even though they really aren't real, they are, by far, the coolest creatures ever. :)
What are you looking forward to in the near future? Going to Branson in two weeks, then Texas, Mexico, and Florida in July, and school at Johnson County Community College starting two days after we get back from Florida. (That was a really big run-on sentence ;))
If you could open up your own store or business, what would it be? A store that provides appropriate clothing for girls at an affordable price.
What are you doing right now, besides typing out the answers to these questions? I am listening to "Irene" by TobyMac
I'm not going to tag anyone, but if you want to do it, feel free.
What are you wearing now? Shorts and a red shirt.
What is on your desk? A box if junk, a flower and pictures from my surgery.
What would you like to learn to do? paint with Oils.
What was the last thing you bought? Reading glasses
What one item are you currently wanting? A new, high tech camera
What languages can you speak? English and a bit of Spanish
What is the last book you have read? Company of Swans, and The Reluctant Heiress both by Eva Ibbotson. And Father of Dragons by L. B. Graham, and The Hidden Threshold by Me. :)
What do you want to be when you grow up? A surgical nurse. Or something like that.
What are your favorite websites? GrooveShark, LineRider, Shutterfly, all of my friends blogs, and Yahoo mail.
If you were to pick up a pen right now, what would be the first thing you'd write? "The swords clashed together. His ears rang mercilessly. 'So,' he thought, 'this is what fear is.'
If you you could be anywhere in the world at any point in time, where would you be? at any point in time? I would definitely stay right in this time period but in Ireland.
If you could be an animal, what would you be? Without a doubt, I would be a Griffin. Even though they really aren't real, they are, by far, the coolest creatures ever. :)
What are you looking forward to in the near future? Going to Branson in two weeks, then Texas, Mexico, and Florida in July, and school at Johnson County Community College starting two days after we get back from Florida. (That was a really big run-on sentence ;))
If you could open up your own store or business, what would it be? A store that provides appropriate clothing for girls at an affordable price.
What are you doing right now, besides typing out the answers to these questions? I am listening to "Irene" by TobyMac
I'm not going to tag anyone, but if you want to do it, feel free.
4.21.2009
Tag, your it...
Pick Your Artist: Barlow Girl
Are you male or female: "Clothes"
Describe yourself: "Average Girl"
How do you feel about yourself: "Never Alone"
Describe where you currently live: "5 Minutes of Fame"
If you could go anywhere, where would you go: "Go, Tell It On the Mountains"
Your best friend is: "My God's Enough"
Your favorite color is: "Grey"
You know that: "Never Alone"
If your life was a TV show, what would it be called: "Superstar"
What is life to you: "Everyday Life"
What is the best advice you have to give: "Surrender"
If you could change your name, what would it be: "Angelic Proclamation"
Your favorite treat is: "Sweet Revenge"
Elisabeth... your it. All you have to do is pick an artist, and use the names of the songs to answer this things... Anyone else who wants to do this can.
PS some of the things I put on here are not true. If I ever did have my own TV show it would not be called Superstar. My favorite treat is not Sweet Revenge... (actually, it's donuts...) :)
Are you male or female: "Clothes"
Describe yourself: "Average Girl"
How do you feel about yourself: "Never Alone"
Describe where you currently live: "5 Minutes of Fame"
If you could go anywhere, where would you go: "Go, Tell It On the Mountains"
Your best friend is: "My God's Enough"
Your favorite color is: "Grey"
You know that: "Never Alone"
If your life was a TV show, what would it be called: "Superstar"
What is life to you: "Everyday Life"
What is the best advice you have to give: "Surrender"
If you could change your name, what would it be: "Angelic Proclamation"
Your favorite treat is: "Sweet Revenge"
Elisabeth... your it. All you have to do is pick an artist, and use the names of the songs to answer this things... Anyone else who wants to do this can.
PS some of the things I put on here are not true. If I ever did have my own TV show it would not be called Superstar. My favorite treat is not Sweet Revenge... (actually, it's donuts...) :)
3.29.2009
Pocahontas trailer
I know that the Pocahontas play is over, but a friend of mine at Greenleaf (Brian aka Opochankano) made this trailer. I thought that it was cool so, here it is!
I will be postng some pictures soon...
I will be postng some pictures soon...
3.25.2009
Extreme LED Sheep
This is pretty cool. Everything that you see in here is real, just sped up a little.
3.18.2009
Finally....
Sooooo.... Today..... I..... did something.... something that made me very happy... I guess that you might want to know what it was.... I got my DRIVERS PERMIT! Yay! I know that some of you already have yours, but having this done is a huge relief. I did the test, only got one wrong (And it was worded weird.)My dad and I drove home and when we got in our neighborhood, Dad got out and let me drive. I drove around the block about five times and I didn't do to bad either. :)
3.15.2009
Template Fun
Yep, it is about that time again. I was starting to get sick of my old template, so I found a new one. I think that I like this one. Especially the musical notes and the plants at the bottom. We'll see what happens....
Here is a random picture that I drew a little while back...
Here is a random picture that I drew a little while back...
3.11.2009
Fish Dissections and Settler Women
So... At Co-op yesterday, we dissected a fish!!! I am usually more enthusiastic about the dissection process than any of my friends (not that there is that many of us anyways.) According to Mr. D, our teacher, the girls where actually happy that I was able to come so that I could take the really big fish. It did not smell as bad as the crayfish, but it was definitely more juicy. There was a literal puddle of whatever liquid was in it on our little tray... YUCK! I'm telling you there were scales everywhere! One even landed on my face... That was a little too much...
Lauren and I had one fish, aka Mushy...
Elisabeth and Alexandra had another, aka Tapioca...
Mushy was quite a bit bigger...
I turned Mushy so that he was looking at Elisabeth...
Oh yes, Mushy's juicy innards.
Okay, let's end this post with a not so gross end.
As many of you know, I am in a play! It is the real story of Pocahontas... emphasis on the REAL. This is a story of redemption and reconciliation. Anyways, I am a settler. So this picture here is of me and my fellow settler women. There are a few missing, but this is most of them.
Left to Right...
Jessica, Laura, Janice, Marissa M., Marisa H., Me, and Cassie. We all have so much fun being in our costumes...
I know that had nothing to do with fish, but oh well...
Lauren and I had one fish, aka Mushy...
Elisabeth and Alexandra had another, aka Tapioca...
Mushy was quite a bit bigger...
I turned Mushy so that he was looking at Elisabeth...
Oh yes, Mushy's juicy innards.
Okay, let's end this post with a not so gross end.
As many of you know, I am in a play! It is the real story of Pocahontas... emphasis on the REAL. This is a story of redemption and reconciliation. Anyways, I am a settler. So this picture here is of me and my fellow settler women. There are a few missing, but this is most of them.
Left to Right...
Jessica, Laura, Janice, Marissa M., Marisa H., Me, and Cassie. We all have so much fun being in our costumes...
I know that had nothing to do with fish, but oh well...
2.24.2009
2.14.2009
What I did this Week...
This is me and Mimi making my costume for the Pocahontas play that I am going to be in at Greenleaf...
A weirdo snowstorm... It really looked like it was snowing cotten balls at our house...
Christian had a basketball game, and he just happened to be against
Michael G.
And I have been having a blast with my fellow Greenleafers at my rehearsals... This is one of my friends there and he found a little guitar at Salvation Army on Saturday morning...
Ah, fun times!
A weirdo snowstorm... It really looked like it was snowing cotten balls at our house...
Christian had a basketball game, and he just happened to be against
Michael G.
And I have been having a blast with my fellow Greenleafers at my rehearsals... This is one of my friends there and he found a little guitar at Salvation Army on Saturday morning...
Ah, fun times!
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