no ketchup!

God is good because HE still loves me even though I don't update often enough. jk :) But He is, because He has been revealing things to me, and He KNOWS how I love to learn. He also has infinite patience and understanding that I can't do everything good at once, like I want to.

upcoming events

• Spring Break in 3 weeks
• hanging out with my best bud Billy (alliteration intended)

accomplishments:

• no ketchup here :P

      Yes, I do like condiments, but I never have time to read the two pages of "catch-up" posts some people write, so I promise I will never write one.
Wow, I crack myself up. That's too bad if you weren't amused by my long-planned preposterous pun and all the awful alliterations. (Wait, I hope people aren't scared of my humor, they might stop reading! I'll just have to be serious! Never mind, that wouldn't do, they'll just have to leave if they have to! :D )
So, I have had several of God's truths revealed to me since I last posted, which I really wish I had written down, as they are a great encouragement to myself to reread later. But oh well ... Here's the most recent one, revealed to me while I was sliding frozen french bread dough into boxes.
I've always respected myself for being a fairly good steward of the resources God has given me. I've been a wise spender for the most part (much more thrifty and saving than most my age, if you must have a comparison, though that's not my aim). But God's been working with me for about 4 months now on my spending of time. I always want to budget my time carefully and wisely, but I've not been very successful without prayer assistance. If you didn't notice, that sentence I just wrote is all wrong; it's not my time (see the parable of the talents, Matthew 25), and I can't budget it if I don't know how much I have. THAT is the revelation I received while working. 'Hmm, how should I budget my time so I don't end up wasting it? Wait a second, how can I have a budget, a planned division and prioritization of resources, if I don't know how much resources I have? Maybe God should give me a budget.' This seems familiar, because Focus on the Family's Money Minute is always emphasizing praying about your [financial] budget. But it is even more important to let Him budget my time, because only He can know which is the activity most beneficial to His Kingdom at any given time.
Eh, so there it is, that's pretty much all I had on my mind to write.

The rnotd is: mmm, I like The Orange Theme, and I want to know what famous strings clip is used in Trip II the Moon by Acen.