I don't offer grace to people...or to myself. Partly because I'm not sure I fully accept grace from God...
How do I change that?
Monday, November 24, 2008
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
Edit:: I knew it was bound to happen...
Edit:: a miracle happened. The body of believers came through and provided me with money. I can get to work!
I lost my CTA pass tonight right after I used it...well at least I'm pretty sure that I did because it is NOwhere to be found...
I did not need this.
the good news is that I think I'll be able to get by with minimal trips for around $25, which is less than what it would cost to replace my U-Pass (special for college students).
The bad news is that I don't have the money to do so...
I'm praying for the miracle of finding the pass.
Or perhaps this was God's way of blessing a homeless man/woman...
Posted by Jennifer at 2:15 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Today at work we had a Thanksgiving potluck. It was absolutely delicious! Did you know that having fried catfish is a tradition for some people?
The cool thing about our lunch today was that it was family style. We had over 20 people sitting at a large table. We are a very diverse group of people. There were many races, many accents, and a LOT of food.
It was definitely a picture of what heaven will be like.
Posted by Jennifer at 9:40 PM 0 comments
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
There's a lot going on that I could write about.
- I'm working 32 hours a week. That warrants plenty of stories. Oh, the stories at World Vision. Here's a good one: Playboy gave a matching gift to World Vision. Yes you read it right...THE Playboy magazine. How ironic.
- I'm taking 3 classes. There are plenty of insights I could share. Or I could expand on my lack of insight.
- I'm in Chicago, the nation's 3rd largest city. There is plenty to talk about.
- Then there's the topic of friends...or family...or roommates...or how I have mixed feelings about going back to Cornerstone.
- Or there's God. God is always a good topic. Especially when it's something controversial like "we shouldn't go to war" or "we should really give away all of our clothes".
The problem is, no matter how many times I go to post something, the words don't come out right. They don't seem inspiring enough or entertaining enough. My posts don't get comments and it makes me wonder why I write. Why do I bare my soul for the world to see? In hopes that my friends will know something about me even though we don't actually talk this semester? Or is it just a pride thing where I want people to comment on ME and MY life?
I think in the end it's nice to be validated and heard. Maybe I'll be done blogging for a bit since the people who want to know will ask...Besides, does the general public really need to know these things?
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