Springing Around

They y'all, whatcha up to this spring break? Since none of us are a school right now...well i hope not, lets share our noteworthy adventures. Hope everyone's having a blast, I sure am.

Numa Numa

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K so i don't know how many of you have seen this but this is legendary! Oh Yes.

French Films

The filming is done, the editing complete, and the final cut in the can (unless you're releasing a special edition directors cut). We haven't seen them as of this post, but its never to late to start reminicing, bragging, or start drafting Best Foreign Film Award speech. If you've made a French movie, shout it out!

Pride and Prejudice

For those of us who aren't in the play
to let us know what they think.

And remember: this is for posterity, so be honest- how do you feel?

Protesting the Pink

This new blog color (that of the pink) doesn't really agree with me. I kind of liked the black a lot better. So, I was wondering if anyone was in the same boat as me and wanting the old color scheme back (or at least a different color). So, if you're with me, please comment with your feelings on the subject. Hopefully if I can gain a large enough following, I can get Rowsdower to change the blog settings to a color more suitable to a high school class that is predominantly male. Please start commenting! Join the Revolution! VERITAS JUNIORS OF THE CLASSROOM, UNITE!



EDIT (3/14/2004): MISSION SUCCESSFUL!!! WE'RE BACK IN BLACK!!!

Theological Head Cracking with Billy "the Believer"

This post is dedicated to Erin...(heartwarming sigh)... with whom i have enjoyed many theological conversations squeezed in between classes debated through theology class. Here's to you... and Jesus!

There was a boy named Billy. He grew up in a loving home in the Newberg valley. His best friend Kristian, living just across the street, played with him every day. The two were inseperable. When Billy was ten, Kristian told him about a man who saved his life from certain death. Overjoyed that his friend was alive, Billy asked more about this man and how he had been saved. Kristian explained to Billy that this man, Jesus, sacrificed his life, even though he had done nothing wrong, so that he could go free from the entanglement of all the bad things he had done. Billy knew that he had done some terrible things, some things that his parents didn't even know about. He wished so much for someone to do the same to him so he could be free from it all like Kristian. To his joy, Kristian told him that he also could be saved from death. That afternoon, Billy confessed his sins to the Lord and believed that Jesus died and rose again. He believed whole heartedly, was baptized, and walked with God.
Five years later, when the boys started highschool, the two went their own way. Billy fell under the pressures of his friends to reject what he had believed and become his own god. He took on the practices of witch craft, Buddism, Hindu, and Islam. That year Billy's name was in the obituary. Many wondered where he would go, to die in his sin, or to escape death and live in Paradise?


The question arises: Where will Billy "the Believer" be in eternity? He was a steadfast believer at ten, but at fifteen and up until his death, he rejected God. This may involve your view of predestination, free will, and eternal security. I don't want your opinion, I'm sorry, but it's useless- I want Biblical interpretations. You must back up all your beliefs with Scripture. Seek to answer: what does the Bible say on this matter?

French Movies

Okay I'm starting to get pumped about these videos from what I'm hearing you guys are comming up with some cool stuff here's a little snapshot from the behind the scenes of our production.

My own blog

http://procrastinatorsofdaworldunitetomorrow.blogspot.com/

Bookmark that URL, please, for it is now the location of my new, personal blog, dedicating to chronicling the interesting things that happen to me in the future. Check back often, once things start happening to me that are "blog-worthy"