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Name: Robin
Birthday: 11/22/1992
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Interests: Soccer, music, food, good RPGs, life, swimming/diving, entertainment, family, HALO nights(weird i know), sunsets, xanga, money, work, books, music(whoops said that), fireworks, camping trips, roller coasters/the raptor, a goose...
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| 20. Mighty to Save - Hillsong United
19. Take My Hand - Shawn McDonald
18. Salvation is Here - Lincoln Brewster
17. Happy Day - Tim Hughes
16. From the Inside Out - Kristian Stanfill
15. Cartoons - Chris Rice
14. Better than Drugs - Skillet
13. I Dare You to Move - Switchfoot
12. In the Light - DC Talk
11. Meant to Live - Switchfoot
10. Dive - Steven Curtis Chapman
9. You Won't Relent - Misty Edwards
8. Marvelous Light - Blue Water Band
7. Take Me As I Am - FM Static
6. On Distant Shores - Five Iron Frenzy
5. Good News - Chris Rice
4. O Praise Him (All This for a King) - David Crowder Band [Sunsets & Sushi Version]
3. East to West - Casting Crowns
2. Clumsy - Chris Rice
1. Lord of the Dance - Steven Curtis Chapman | | |
| This was originally written as a story for school for Halloween, but I didn't get it back until today.
It was a dark and stormy night, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. You would have thought the town outside the magical forest Ob Gob was a ghost town. Actually, everyone was outside watching fireworks and eating hot dogs because it stopped storming. Little did they know, the hot dogs they were eating were infected with something-or-other, because Billy had put some evil, bubbly, purple stuff in it.
Unfortunately for Billy, who was apparently a mad scientist, he was a farmer. He dropped the purple stuff in the cows' grazing fields. The cows, seeing how delicious it looked, hobbled over as fast as a sloth to it. As they grazed the now-purple grass, they began to go insane. Billy froze, unable to move. The zombie-like cows rushed his way, and in moments they were upon him. However, once they reached him, they didn't really know what to do, so they just kept saying "Moo!" Billy obviously was supposed to die at this point. He yelled, "I just lost the game!" Then, he randomly exploded.
After Billy's illogical death, the killer herd of zombie cows started moving towards the town. Because of Fate's poor planning, however, all of the people were zombies already. Except for Chris Redfield, who said, "They don't move like any zombie cows I've ever seen." He then found out that Billy, who started it all, was already dead, so he left. After that, everyone who was left had been turned into a zombie, which worked out pretty well. People re-domesticated the cows, and ate purple beef. Then, Billy randomly came back to life, and he invented a cure. But then he dropped it and forgot the recipe. He said, "Whatever," and left. Now whenever travelers who are really stupid pass through that town, everyone pretty much just leaves them alone. | | |
| On this episode of Random Ramblings of Robin, I will be asking the tough theological questions everyone wants to know. I LOL'd while reading 1 Corinthians 19 and 20 last night, and so I was inspired.
-Did Jesus ever step on a bug?
-When he returns, will he literally have a sword, or an AK-47?
-Should David's brother, Jonathan, have taken anger management classes? (1 Chronicles 20:7)
-Why would Jesus prophesy bad events when he could have prophesied good things and they would have happened because He's Jesus?
-Was the scroll John the Apostle ate hard to swallow?
-What were the disciples thinking when they asked Jesus if He knew that the Pharisees were offended at being called filthy hypocrites?
-How did Laban survive after giving Jacob the wrong wife?
-How did Jacob feel about Rachel and Leah's baby-making contest?
-When will there be someone who turns away from the sins of Jeroboam AND removes the high places?
-Was Moses really on the mountain that long, or did all of the people of Israel just have really short attention spans?
-How did Moses remember the LORD's 3-chapter long speeches word for word?
-Was "Greetings" the only thing Jesus could think to say after being resurrected?
-Was it really that hard to NOT kill Absalom?
-If we can't pay all our taxes, how did the fish pay Jesus' taxes? | | |
| I'm trying to figure this out. In the class called Creative Writing, we really haven't been taught how to write. We've really just been writing. And yet, I've noticed that when I write my daily journals, they are becoming much more relaxed and informal. Whether that is good or not, that's your responsibility to determine. Also, as expected, when I began two weeks ago, I had trouble coming up with 100 words. Now, my problem is just the opposite. It's almost like I'm enjoying it. Is that even possible? Anyway, I will step out of my comfort zone, as I am somehow self-conscious about my writing, and show you my first and most recent journal entries. You are free to compare. First Entry: I have been away from my older brothers and sister for a couple of years now. We moved to Monticello from Michigan in my eighth grade year, and my sister stayed there to finish college, which she has now done. My brother is also there working in the Air force. They come to visit on holidays, but it’s been months since their last visit. My other brother graduated from Monticello High School last year. He left a couple of weeks ago to go to Eau Claire for classes at the University of Wisconsin. Hopefully, I will see them all again soon. Today: Tonight has been nothing short of hectic. I, as is my tradition, was exhausted by fifth hour. Again. That’s what a tradition is, isn’t it? Anyway, I have to write this journal entry, which is interesting, as I am eliminating my complaint with every word I type. I also need to type up my Memoir rough draft, to be safe, and my journal/essay thing that I don’t really get. I also need to have a dream by Friday as well, which doesn’t help me at all. I got my Algebra 2 assignment done already, and I covered my book, so that’s a plus. I also need to draw some picture demonstrating “The Gift of the Nile” by Wednesday. I would like to find myself a biology-related article tonight, because that will leave me more time for tomorrow’s homework after the meet. After that, I need to figure out my text log sheet for English. It is 7:30 p.m. That’s over my 100 words (Actually, it’s about 20 words under 200), so I’m going to get going on those assignments now. Can you tell the difference? | | |
| To make this quick, every day for my first class we are supposed to write a 100 word journal about something that was on our mind that day. My teacher seems like the kind of guy who wouldn't mind too much about me expressing my frustrations. I think I will have to edit just a little bit, but here it is:
Wednesday, September 16, 2009 This journal entry is probably going to be something of a rant. I was very tired today, and two of my teachers got on my nerves. I was really hoping that my teacher (who won’t be named here, though you have a one in three chance if you guess) was going to teach us the world religions right this year, but, as I expected, he dropped the line. What is the line, you ask? He was talking to us about Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, and he said, “The funny thing is, all of them believe in the same God.” If you know me, you know not to say that to me, or you will learn very quickly. I don’t know where people got that, because most people who practice the three “religions” (I don’t like the word) would deny it. He also showed us a power point with a giant burger on it before lunch, which didn’t help, but that’s not important right now. He also showed us a picture with a few ridiculous statements on it, and the caption said, “The one truth all religions agree on,” which made me want to hit a small child (Which, for the record, I did not do). I did not find those statements to be characteristic of the Christianity I know. To make matters worse, I had to go off to Honors Bio the next hour to be taught about evolution. Trust me on this: you don’t want to get me going on evolution, especially because I am way over my 100 words.
What do you think? Is this too... offensive... or something? | | |
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