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Derailment Thread Has Been Derailed

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I wish he was around to see it though.

 

Oh well, at least he has a job. :D

I think I read Job.  Or at least the first chapter.

 

It's kind of depressing, even though there's a lesson there for all of us and Job didn't get all bitter.

 

I read Esther though.  Can't imagine why.  The Veggie Tales version is funny.

Really?  That probably wouldn't be allowed anymore, at least in public schools, simply because it's connected to the Bible/other religious texts. ::)

I suppose you're right.  It's implied that they're religious and that because of Esther's prayer and fasting she was able to go to the king and beg for her and her people to be saved, but you're right, I can't recall the book ever actually saying that stuff outright.

 

Huh.  Never knew that before.

You know what, I never had U.S. History until 10th grade, and I never EVER had Earth Science, or Home Economics.  Stupid lame 8th grade classes.  I skipped 8th grade.

And time just doesn't flow the way we want it to.

By Me (Proof if you click the link)

http://www.helium.com/items/1235167-more-than-anything-i-wish

 

I read your message yesterday

Simple words, inconsequential

But somehow they ring through my head

 

More than anything I wish

I could tell you how I feel

You don't know, I think-

But more than anything,

You are the world to me

 

I drift through life

Coming, going

Not really trying

And now I want to say to you:

 

More than anything

You are my anchor

The thing that keeps me going

I wish, more than anything,

You were here.

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