Calling all Pastor's kids: watch this!

Yes, peeps; watch this:

 

Somehow... this video got me thinking about some friends I have who grew up as pastors' kids.  I feel sad hearing some of the stories--the expectations are insane and inhumane!  While I can't exactly identify, I can empathize with growing up under high expectations.  So if you're reading this, and you happen to know a few...

1. Pastors' kids are normal kids too.  Give 'em a break, yeah?
2. Pastors are human too.  Give them a break.
3. People who grew up as pastors' kids are people too.   Really, really give them a break (and lots of chocolate candy bars... 8D ).

...be real, ya know?

I love this webcomic:


After Eden


You gotta be real, ya know what I'm saying?  And funny at the same time, like this guy:





Now that's what I call:

• Being real
• being funny
• and being real funny :D

I believe "old" (in their thinking) Christians see their walk with God as a religion, that God is an impersonal God, and think that making humourous but wholesome stuff like the above is practically sacrilege.  That's not true, IMHO--God has a wonderful sense of humour.

On the other hand, some can go the other extreme, and try to justify cruelty (laughing at other people and hurting their feelings) using the same.

 It's not the same thing.  Cruelty is from the enemy's camp.

Life and Times of an Amateur Interviewer

Notes to self:

• stop rolling eyes
• stop waving hands about
• stop bobbing head
• stop frowning
• look at camera and SMILE

A fishy story...

Once upon a time (6 months ago to be precise), eight fishes from different parts of the world, started going to a school of fishing--of the Biblical persuasion.

Each fish was very talented in its own way, but all had their own way of doing things.  Some fish like to sleep all day, some fish like to chat all day, some fish like to argue all day, and some fish were late all day--but basically all fish were sel-fish all day.  Truly, they broke the hearts of the teachers of the school of fish.

The story so far...

After months of intensive schooling, some of the fishes are starting to change their ways.  The fishes that like to sleep all day now sleep less, some fish argue less, some fish are more punctual--and best of all, some have learnt to be less self-ish.  Much remains to be seen...

Whatever is going to happen next?  Well stay tuned, on the same fishy channel, same fishy time...

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Goood morning!