quick to listen
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it's never too late!
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Freshmen Year
God, it's been a hell of a year.
I tried to write a bunch of memories of freshmen year I had, but I could barely get past the first month before I decided to stop. There are too many.
Sophie told me today that people have noticed that I've changed. Strange since I don't think many people knew me that well first quarter...or second...or now.
As I sit in my empty dorm room, I can't help but think of all the experiences that happened in this room. Elder 229 is more than just a room to me, but a symbol of this year. My roommate and I coming together through longboarding, me going through the hardships of adapting in college, long bored nights spent alone.
I thought I would be ready to run away from freshmen year and quickly shelf it away and try not to remember. But I can't believe I am leaving this dorm room tomorrow, this campus, these people. Make no lie, I LOVE WCEC, but man...this campus is my home now. I didn't think I would say that. But Sheridan Road, the fraternity quads with the trees, and Lisa's, and SPAC, and the lake...this campus is home.
It's odd staring at an empty room. Last time I saw it like this was the beginning of the year, when I was with here with my parents. Them helping me set up everything, then exploring campus. My how I've changed.
I can't even put my tongue on it. I've become so much more aware of my shortcomings. I've discovered more about how situations are entirely out of my control.
I've rediscovered the gospel again and again. I've felt God lift my heart from a sad and raw state through a mediocre sermon.
I know what a "first love" of Jesus now.
See you in the Fall. Farewell, 229. It's been good.
I tried to write a bunch of memories of freshmen year I had, but I could barely get past the first month before I decided to stop. There are too many.
Sophie told me today that people have noticed that I've changed. Strange since I don't think many people knew me that well first quarter...or second...or now.
As I sit in my empty dorm room, I can't help but think of all the experiences that happened in this room. Elder 229 is more than just a room to me, but a symbol of this year. My roommate and I coming together through longboarding, me going through the hardships of adapting in college, long bored nights spent alone.
I thought I would be ready to run away from freshmen year and quickly shelf it away and try not to remember. But I can't believe I am leaving this dorm room tomorrow, this campus, these people. Make no lie, I LOVE WCEC, but man...this campus is my home now. I didn't think I would say that. But Sheridan Road, the fraternity quads with the trees, and Lisa's, and SPAC, and the lake...this campus is home.
It's odd staring at an empty room. Last time I saw it like this was the beginning of the year, when I was with here with my parents. Them helping me set up everything, then exploring campus. My how I've changed.
I can't even put my tongue on it. I've become so much more aware of my shortcomings. I've discovered more about how situations are entirely out of my control.
I've rediscovered the gospel again and again. I've felt God lift my heart from a sad and raw state through a mediocre sermon.
I know what a "first love" of Jesus now.
See you in the Fall. Farewell, 229. It's been good.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Friday, June 3, 2011
wikipedia.org/wiki/Judas_(song)
"Gaga further explained the inspiration behind the song: "It’s about constantly walking towards the light in my life, but always clutching onto the light while peering towards the devil in the back, [...] I sing about what a holy fool I am, and that although moments in my life are so cruel and relationships can be so cruel I’m still in love with Judas. I still go back again to those evil things." During her interview with Google, Gaga added to the song's meaning as about "honoring your darkness in order to bring yourself into the light, [...] You have to look into what’s haunting you and need to learn to forgive yourself in order to move on. And it’s really fun to dance to."[2] She had also previously explained to Popjustice that she has a lot of things that have haunted her from her past, including her choices, men, drug abuse, being afraid to go back to New York, confronting old romances. Hence "Judas" represented something that was bad for her, something she cannot escape. Gaga said: I keep going back and forth between the darkness and the light in order to understand who I am."
We're just holy fools.
We're just holy fools.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
next 6 days
EA3 final
EECS101 final
EDC Final Report
EDC Prototype
EDC Presentation
EECS 202 final
I do struggle in finding where my academics go with God (or do they go somewhere?)
EECS101 final
EDC Final Report
EDC Prototype
EDC Presentation
EECS 202 final
I do struggle in finding where my academics go with God (or do they go somewhere?)
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