Not much today.

It's a long weekend! That gives me plenty of time to read and write. Speaking of, here are tonight's results:

Hi. Nothing much to report today, so I'll just get on with the reading:

Hi again. Okay, so even though I didn't write last night, I read a little. Sorry I didn't record it, but I'll do it tonight.

Okay, so there are a few things I didn't write down last night. One, the Patriots lost the Superbowl. :( Two, last night I also learned that back then, if you used the Lord's name in vain, you would be stoned to death. I know many people (unfortunately including myself) who should be thankful that they don't live in that time period.
Number three, was, well, basically a reminder of last night's to do this tonight, if that makes any sense (it does to me):).
Anyway, here are tonight's results:


Pages read:

Time read:

Verse(s) read:

What I learned: I learned that God rewarded people for being obedient. I also learned that there are many important days of celebrationthat many people have never even heard of, much less celebrate, in this time.
 

Hi. So I'm really sorry I haven't been writing lately. I've just been very distracted lately-and too lazy and unwilling to follow through with this project. Anyway, here's my info for tonight:


Pages read: 6

Time read: 20 minutes

Verse(s) read: Leviticus 21:22

What I learned: I learned that people who cursed in the Lord's name used to be stoned to death, and that they also had a lot of important feasts.
 

I've made a lot of resolutions this year, and one of them is to be more involved in my project, so here I go:


Pages read: 7

Time read: 20 minutes

Verse(s) read: Leviticus 1:1

What I learned:
I learned that there were many different types of offerings to the Lord: Grain Offerings, Burnt Offerings, Sin Offerings, Guilt Offerings, and Fellowship Offerings.
 

Hi. I've actually been feeling a lot happier since I've aborted my little, "descision." (I supppose I should've put quotation marks around, "little," too, right? ). I guess the sanity really got to me, huh?

I was just thinking about how I wrote in a recent entry that maybe getting plastic surgery would help me get over the whole, "Alan," thing, (which is still going on, by the way). I've realized it since I wrote it, although it's not helping my so called, "confidence" in that matter.

Anyway, (I was thinking of writing, "back to real life," after that, but what the hell?) I "saw" my Dad today... shudders... thankfully a towel was covering, "that part," but not the rest... shudders again. I'll have that image etched in my memory forever, and I told him that-many times (including a couple of other people-aka-my mom and my sister, who, by the way, didn't seem to think very much of it other than it was gross and annoying that I was talking about it).

Okay, enough of that (to last a lifetime). Let's get to my results for today. Here they are:

Screw what I said in the last two entries. Nobody's perfect, and getting plastic surgery isn't going to make me any better (although it could make life much more interesting). I guess now you could say I've seen the light. Hallelujah.

Okay, so last night I made a list of pros and cons of my little "decision," but I'm still not totally sure. It would, in the words of Alan Harper, be, "the worst form of hypocracy," because I always complain about anything that's not natural, and this is sure as hell not natural.

Anyway, I was also thinking of names today, like maybe Ethan or Michael or Bailey (that was my first choice-hey, it rhymes! :). I like Ethan the best. But I'm still not sure....