If you are searching for something deeply thought provoking or edifying let me express my apologies in advance. I have nothing to offer lately other than random musings from life in general:
The older you get the fatter you stay. I used to be able to lose 10 pounds just by thinking about exercising, now it takes a boot-camp-from-hell exercise and diet experience.
My lack of practical mechanical skills around the house is embarrassing. If it’s more than switching out a light bulb I’m Googling it.
Marriage is the hardest thing you will ever do. It just is.
There’s this really great TV show on Nick Jr. called “Wonder Pets.” It features a talking baby duck, turtle, and hamster who come together as a super threesome to save all sorts of maligned baby animals. “What’s gonna work? TEAM WORK!”
If you don’t believe in demons it’s because you haven’t taught lower level math to 9th graders at a public school.
I’m beginning to see why Martin Luther spent hours a day in confession during his monastery years. When you begin to really check your motives for every little thing you do a dark and scary world opens up to you; Our hearts truly are what Jeremiah 17:9 says they are.
Facebook should block “Random” from being an album title choice when people post photo albums. If you meticulously selected each photo in advance it’s not random!
I don’t believe in isolationism, but I am becoming more convinced that the entire political process is impotent to wrought any significant positive change in America. Many Republican rah rah guys are just as loony and lost as Michael Moore. We need a revival of biblical proportions; not more bills, charismatic leaders, and empty party promises.
In case you just woke up from a coma, “TIM TEBOW WENT IN THE FIRST ROUND!”
I’m thinking about investing in a bubble making machine. My son loves them and my lungs aren’t what they used to be after 30 minutes of intense bubble action.
I quit coffee cold turkey two weeks ago and all of a sudden my body craves fried chicken. If you know a correlation between the two tell me.
I haven’t figured out if this is a gift or curse, but I wonder sometimes if my obsession with discernment leaves me missing out on rejoicing over authentic works of God in others lives.
I’m still thankful for Lamentations 3:22-23.
If you have any random thoughts or facts to share about yourself have at it.
Bryan
