Fantastic!!! Can't wait to hear more!

definitely love every bite soaked in milk -- rice krispies and fruity pebbles absorb the best.

and the more milk you fit in your bowl, the more chocolate milk is left over after cocoa puffs/cocoa pebbles. that is the breakfast that keeps on breaking.

1. batman: the animated series, with mark hamill as the joker
2. kraft blue box mac and cheese
3. to design and run a machine that produces dream jobs for indecisive people. or to work with a non-profit like charity: water or habitat.

this is hilarious.

have you heard these folks?: http://neulore.bandcamp.com/

excellent choice, i love this band!

Kayak the Amazon River Basin.
Build a moat around your house and study its affects on your visitors.
Try to actually find the end of a rainbow and whomsoever may be sitting there with a pot o' gold.
Discover oil on your property and move to Beverly Hills.
Live without electricity, or pick a decade/year and only live with the modern conveniences available then.
Only eat locusts and wild honey.
Wear clown make-up.
Avoid using zippers.
Everyone in your family adopts the same first name.
Open a biker bar.
Learn to ice sculpt.
Celebrate July 4th everyday.
Practice Buddhism.
Practice Amishism.
Practice banjo.
Buy a Partridge Family bus and start a family band.
Only eat foods Jesus would have eaten.
Only eat foods Frodo would have eaten.
Purchase a Delorean and take it over 88mph.
Sail around the world.
Attempt every activity found in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Attempt every activity found in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
Discover an alternate universe in a wardrobe.
Publish a book of poetry written by your family.

I agree with the narrator, my first thought: "This IS just like Pinocchio!"

This is a story that needs to be told; I can see why it often gets left out of the Gospel tale.

A talking chameleon totally trumps anything Jesus did.

What a wonderfully informative website you have found!
What I learned today:
"It is an established historical fact that Moses, the overseer of the creation of the original 'Ark Of The Covenant' was a high initiate into the esoteric science of the Egyptian priesthood who were claimed to have received their technological secrets from their predecessors, The atlanteans."

this organization is awesome, thanks for sharing!

Soooo well expressed Lacey! I just read the "obsessed with safety" bit last night, such a wake up call to the lifeless spirituality I consistently get comfortable in.

My take-home lesson from the book has definitely been "But when we truly love Christ, our work is a manifestation of that love, and it feels like love." I've been so worried whatever God has for me next won't be as "amazing" or "enjoyable" as what he has had me doing.
But the relieving truth is, it's not about me at all.

Stacy, you would love this book. I had Chinese takeout yesterday for lunch.

I think you would like that too.