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between the lines...: it's a small world after all
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Just observing and processing life. It's a small world after all. The other night, I was celebrating a friend's birthday, and was introduced to one of his friends from PASSPORT that he worked with several years ago. She seemed really familiar. I asked her when and where she worked. One of her years was Wingate 02, my first year as a camper. She was my Bible study leader. Now we're both PASSPORT staff alumni, and have some of the same friends. Funny how small the world can be sometimes. Sites to check out.
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between the lines...: December 2007
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Just observing and processing life. Christmas was good this year, albeit a little different. Now that I don't live with my parents, I had to pack up my stuff and go see them (the first time ever I've traveled somewhere else to celebrate on Christmas day). And I think we all had fun together. I sound like a hippie. I should look at it more as expressions of love.but right now, that's tough to comprehend. Just some thoughts from Erin. A little wisdom from the funny pages. Just some thoughts from Erin.
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between the lines...
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Just observing and processing life. Well, I came to the realization that it has been quite a while since I updated this thing. First there was school and work, which had me running around like crazy. Then came the mono, which put an end to all running around and reduced me to a moss-covered log who laid in bed and watched TLC all day. The past 3-4 weeks have consisted of me trying to get better and do everything I can without exhausting myself. I can't find her. Just some thoughts from Erin.
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between the lines...: September 2008
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Just observing and processing life. I acknowledge that this is a solemn day. I was a junior in high school, blissfully unaware while sitting in my precalculus class. It wasn't until I got to Spanish that I heard the news, and saw the pictures. It all looked so surreal - I thought it was a scene from Independence Day. It was a terrible day. There's a well-written article. Just some thoughts from Erin. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pay no attention to the woman behind the screen. View my complete profile.
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between the lines...: April 2008
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Just observing and processing life. It's finals week. Thus, I'm blogging. Makes sense, right? It seems as though the more I write papers, the less they tie up neatly. As I get deeper and deeper into different perspectives and difficult questions, I can explore but not fully answer. For example, here's a "conclusion" from a recent exegesis I wrote on a passage in Job:. No solid conclusion exists for the question of suffering and God’s presence. Just some thoughts from Erin. I do think God is powerful....
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between the lines...: January 2008
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Just observing and processing life. Let's see.tonight is the second night of the New Baptist Covenant celebration, another Democratic debate, and the season premiere of Lost. And where will I be? At the opening night of Godspell, of course! Maybe once this is all over I can get back to quasi-intelligent posts. :o). Just some thoughts from Erin. Just some thoughts from Erin. You've got to be kidding me. So last year I was out of the loop about this NFL ban. By representing a church in the fight. If you as...
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between the lines...: November 2007
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Just observing and processing life. A journey into feminist criticism. Yesterday in one of my classes, there was a group presentation on feminist criticism. Loved it. They gave an amazing example of it with an exegesis of the story of Esther, turning it inside out with the exploration of who really had the power in the story and who got the credit for it. Amazing. I suppose that I'm a feminist in some ways.as a woman entering ministry, I have to be to some degree! The book was Bailey's Cafe. My journey i...
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between the lines...: February 2008
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Just observing and processing life. Why do people (especially in the Christian community) find the need to "fix your problems" when you share something that you're struggling with? Case in point: I mentioned in my spirituality class that I'm struggling with some of what we're learning about because I'm in the process of questioning and reworking my personal theology and haven't figured out where everything fits yet. (Yes, I realize this is a process that I will never fully finish! I have a paper due tomo...
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between the lines...: March 2008
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Just observing and processing life. Note - this is more of a personal entry than a true blog entry. You know, when I started this whole seminary process, I knew it would be a difficult road. But for some reason, I thought that would be confined to the classroom and my own intellectual life. Not other areas of life as well. Sure, living with my parents is an option, but that's really a last resort. It's not a good location or conducive to my lifestyle. But if nothing else works out, I guess that's...Our s...
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between the lines...: October 2008
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Just observing and processing life. Well, I came to the realization that it has been quite a while since I updated this thing. First there was school and work, which had me running around like crazy. Then came the mono, which put an end to all running around and reduced me to a moss-covered log who laid in bed and watched TLC all day. The past 3-4 weeks have consisted of me trying to get better and do everything I can without exhausting myself. I can't find her. Just some thoughts from Erin.
