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I apologize for the lack of writing. You see, I am in a weird time in my life. I constantly find myself being meloncholly about leaving Waco and all of you, my friends. I have spent the last few days in Waco. I came down for the game, and I surprised so many people. It was awesome. I wish I could surprise everyone everytime I come into town, but that won't be possible anymore because I won't have a car. I will be leaving it in California.
I go back to Amarillo today. Now, it is time to pack and get ready for the big Pasadena, California. I am really excited about moving and starting school, but I am also scared about what all is going to happen in Pasadena. Nobody can move to an incredible place like California and be the same person when he or she leaves. I am anxious. So much change. So hard to be present with what I am doing. I think it will get better once I am settled in Cali.
You might be wondering what else is going on in my head after that last post. Well, I have been thinking about many things, but have not written about them. I read two good books while I have moved from Waco: The Brother's Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky and God of the Possible by Gregory Boyd. One, a book about pain, suffering, brothers, a disfunctional family, and much more. The other, a book about Open Theism that was recommended by Carney. Some good stuff in all of those pages.
I will write something fun soon.
For all of my peeps in Waco who I saw this weekend and the past few days, I loved seeing all of you. I will carry all of you with me in my heart as I make the long drive to Pasadena. Always thinking of you. peace
I go back to Amarillo today. Now, it is time to pack and get ready for the big Pasadena, California. I am really excited about moving and starting school, but I am also scared about what all is going to happen in Pasadena. Nobody can move to an incredible place like California and be the same person when he or she leaves. I am anxious. So much change. So hard to be present with what I am doing. I think it will get better once I am settled in Cali.
You might be wondering what else is going on in my head after that last post. Well, I have been thinking about many things, but have not written about them. I read two good books while I have moved from Waco: The Brother's Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky and God of the Possible by Gregory Boyd. One, a book about pain, suffering, brothers, a disfunctional family, and much more. The other, a book about Open Theism that was recommended by Carney. Some good stuff in all of those pages.
I will write something fun soon.
For all of my peeps in Waco who I saw this weekend and the past few days, I loved seeing all of you. I will carry all of you with me in my heart as I make the long drive to Pasadena. Always thinking of you. peace
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it was awesome seeing you again... Cali better watch out...it will not go unchanged by your arrival!
and..you better send notes every month!
:)
"It feels good having Harris around, doesn't it?"
Oh Yeah!
Peace n' luv - Drive safe!
Do us all one favor... During your first week in class, every time the professor asks if there are any questions raise your hand and say "My friends in Waco think (whatever) about this subject. What do you think about that, bee-yotch?!"
craig, hell yes i will say that. especially the bee-yotch part. i too am sad that we didn't get to talk more than on sunday. hope you are well though.
stuff will change. It's just about writing different chapters. At some point the book is over. Until then embrace the change.
I'm not the same guy I was when I left MN. I"m probably better now...corrupted by the emergence of UBC.