Oh, but there's a Part 2 now...that one's probably outdated at this point, but I have confidence that they're busy with a Volume 3. Justin Bieber, BEWARE!!!!!

I live in Wisconsin, right next to Lake Michigan. Yes, it snows. In fact, I'm surprised it hasn't snowed YET!!!

I'm a Gleek. My husband and I DVR it each Tuesday night, and watching it together is a highlight of our week. I kind of made a rhyme!!! I was nervous about the "Grilled Cheesus" episode, but I thought the topic of religion was tastefully done.

To be fair, DC Talk did a cover of it in the mid-90s. Larry Norman's version was creepier, though!

Since that's basically how John ended his gospel, I would say you're right on the money!

Closely followed by Charlie Peacock's "No Place Closer to Heaven." ;)

Changed my life:
Emotionally [and somewhat theologically!] - "Tired of Trying to Measure Up" by Jeff Vanvonderen

Physically: The Eat Clean Diet by Tosca Reno [not even kidding!!!]

Authors whose books I read and who I now want to have lunch with because they're that stinkin' awesome:
*Anne Lamott
*Shane Claiborne
*Karen Kingsbury [yeah, she doesn't quite fit in with the other two, but I love me some fluffy Christian fiction sometimes, and she delivers!!]
*Madeline L'Engle [when I get to heaven, obviously!]

Trendy Christian books I don't/didn't really get:
*The Prayer of Jabez [I tried...really, I did!]
*Wild at Heart [absolutely NOTHING biblical as far as what a man is supposed to be!] and Captivating [If I have to hear myself compared to one more stupid Jane Austen movie that I will never see, I will puke!]
*The Purpose-Driven Life [I started to read it, but just lost interest after the first chapter - finally just donated my copy to the Goodwill!]

I'm reading that one right now, and I think my husband is getting tired of me reading him passages from it :o). My world is currently in the process of being rocked.

Walking on Water is awesome!!! I am always excited to find someone else who feels the same way :o).

Can't speak for everyone, but the only people I've seen thus far with silly bands are ages 5-11, so I would certainly hope not!