These are just some of my favorite quotes/sayings/funnies from my Memorial Day Weekend in St. Augustine with some of my favorite people in the world :)
Just because we're common-law married doesn't mean we're lesbians. --Cally
Just because we're common-law married does'nt mean I'm not available. --Cally
Whatever happened to that Madonna?! --Stephen's Grandfather
The last thing I know of is that softball movie. --Stephen's Grandmother
Sweet Baby Squirr-rrell. --girl from Dead Squirrel YouTube video
Chocolate Rain. --boy from Chocolate Rain YouTube video
One is the loneliest number...One is the loneliest number...One is the loneliest number...One is the loneliest number...One is the loneliest number...etc... --Cally
Open Heart Surgery is Now Available! --billboard on I-95
I don't want oranges, I want ICE CREAM! I don't want a vasectomy, I want ICE CREAM! --Dani
The scars of your love remind me of us...the scars of your love remind me of us...the scars of your love remind me of us...the scars of your love remind me of us...etc... --Halie
That picture of me right there is Benjamin Button. --Jenni
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Passing of the Keys
So, most of you know - our youth pastor at Bradfordville resigned in the middle of March. Well yesterday was his final day at church with us. Now I am officially the ONLY youth staff at BFBC. It's such a weird feeling.
Last night we had a tiny "ceremony" in which Duncan passed his church keys off to me. I then went around and locked up the church for the first time. However, he didn't mention I had to turn off the lights before I locked the doors...so we had to do a little fixing :) oopsie...
This is just a quick post to request prayer for our youth group, for myself as I start leading on "my own" (with a lot of help from our Youth Ministry Committee and adult volunteers), and for Duncan and his family during their transition.
Just please remember all of Bradfordville in your prayers. We could definitely use some extra prayers whenever possible! Love you to all.
Last night we had a tiny "ceremony" in which Duncan passed his church keys off to me. I then went around and locked up the church for the first time. However, he didn't mention I had to turn off the lights before I locked the doors...so we had to do a little fixing :) oopsie...
This is just a quick post to request prayer for our youth group, for myself as I start leading on "my own" (with a lot of help from our Youth Ministry Committee and adult volunteers), and for Duncan and his family during their transition.
Just please remember all of Bradfordville in your prayers. We could definitely use some extra prayers whenever possible! Love you to all.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Prescription Popsicles
So I have strep throat - awesome. And it is actually the worst case of it I can remember in my whole life. The glands in my neck were so swollen that is caused physical aches and pains in my entire body because my neck back were so stiff. I woke up feeling bad last Friday and missed work, played a little too hard on Saturday, then laid in bed Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and now Wednesday morning. Antibiotics are working their amazing magic, and I'm feeling better now. But as you can imagine, I've had some time on my hands.
Here is a list of the Top 10 Things I've Done with Strep, in no particular order:
1. Sleep until almost noon, which is extremely rare for me. (Not today, but today is when I took the picture)
2. Read the Food Network magazine - and hello, could there be a more perfect issue for me, and this blog?! I think not...it made me happy :)
3. Play with my new camera - most of the pictures on this post were taken with this camera (except for this one of course...)
4. Drink a few too many cups of delicious Keurig coffee 
5. Eat popsicles like they're going out of style. Hey, my doctor prescribed them to me along with the Amoxil, so what's a girl to do? A girl is going to eat the dang popsicles! And, they're only 15 calories, and sugar free! So they're still diet friendly :)
6. Eat store-bought-gelato like it's going out of style. This was also prescribed, although wayyy doesn't fit into the diet. But it's freaking delicious, obviously - the whole thing's basically gone now. How did I not know this existed before? 
7. Watch all three Pirates of the Caribbean movies in the correct order to get ready for On Stranger Tides to come out next Friday! (The photo on the left is the poster of movie #3 on the back of my door :) It was a present from my little seester!)
8. Google the release the iPhone 5, and when Verizon will get it. Sadly, probably not till September. The worse news - my current phone will NOT make it another 4 months
9. Wake up at almost noon and still have time to watch three movies in one day.
10. Paint my nails a slightly rediculous (although still pretty dang awsome) shade of blue
There were some other things I did while at home for 4 1/2 days, but these are the best/most interesting, and also the least embarrassing, haha. And although a few of my days off were quite miserable, I have really enjoyed having some rest and free time. This never happens, and it's been nice. (Although it certainly sucks not getting paid for so long!) Oh well. Money isn't everything!! And in case you're wondering, I'm still sick right now, but at least feeling much better. I'm going to work at church this afternoon, and will be back at DoC tomorrow for our big office move to the downtown building. That's gonna be exhausting...pray for that please!
Love to everyone :)
Here is a list of the Top 10 Things I've Done with Strep, in no particular order:
1. Sleep until almost noon, which is extremely rare for me. (Not today, but today is when I took the picture)
2. Read the Food Network magazine - and hello, could there be a more perfect issue for me, and this blog?! I think not...it made me happy :)
3. Play with my new camera - most of the pictures on this post were taken with this camera (except for this one of course...)4. Drink a few too many cups of delicious Keurig coffee 5. Eat popsicles like they're going out of style. Hey, my doctor prescribed them to me along with the Amoxil, so what's a girl to do? A girl is going to eat the dang popsicles! And, they're only 15 calories, and sugar free! So they're still diet friendly :)6. Eat store-bought-gelato like it's going out of style. This was also prescribed, although wayyy doesn't fit into the diet. But it's freaking delicious, obviously - the whole thing's basically gone now. How did I not know this existed before? 7. Watch all three Pirates of the Caribbean movies in the correct order to get ready for On Stranger Tides to come out next Friday! (The photo on the left is the poster of movie #3 on the back of my door :) It was a present from my little seester!)8. Google the release the iPhone 5, and when Verizon will get it. Sadly, probably not till September. The worse news - my current phone will NOT make it another 4 months
9. Wake up at almost noon and still have time to watch three movies in one day.
10. Paint my nails a slightly rediculous (although still pretty dang awsome) shade of blueThere were some other things I did while at home for 4 1/2 days, but these are the best/most interesting, and also the least embarrassing, haha. And although a few of my days off were quite miserable, I have really enjoyed having some rest and free time. This never happens, and it's been nice. (Although it certainly sucks not getting paid for so long!) Oh well. Money isn't everything!! And in case you're wondering, I'm still sick right now, but at least feeling much better. I'm going to work at church this afternoon, and will be back at DoC tomorrow for our big office move to the downtown building. That's gonna be exhausting...pray for that please!Love to everyone :)
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