Last night marked an important step in my TV-watching life. I actually looked forward to last night’s episode of One Tree Hill. Sad? Maybe. It was an intense episode, and it looks like the “good” characters are doing the right thing. That’s always nice… I still think it’s funny that they’re all 17/18 years old.
I started watching because I wanted to spend time with Kim while she watched it, and now I’m hooked 
It’s here and I’m so excited! So far it’s running well, even faster thank 1.5 I think.
I saw this video months ago on BA’s blog. They showed it at Cru a few weeks ago too. Anyway, I like it, and I wanted to try out this video plugin I found. Kim has one up too that’s a lot of fun!
[video]http://youtube.com/watch?v=u1PxfW43fuk[/video]
Paul, Michelle, Kim and I watched this tonight. It was intense! Highly recommended. It made me rethink some things.
Amazing news: A Red Robin is opening in Fayetteville! Here’s a pdf of the menu. Hmm, what else is new? Kim, Sarah, Andrew and I went to Carrabba’s for dinner Sunday night. Our waiter was Matt Moon, a friend of ours. The dinner was on him as an engagement present! We gave him a good tip anyway 
I go to a Bible study on Monday nights that’s going through the Nooma DVD’s by Rob Bell. This week’s was great as usual (Rhythm). It was about God’s “song” and being in tune with who God is. I missed the study two weeks ago, and I borrowed the DVD to watch on my own time, which I did last night. That one (Luggage) was pretty intense. I heard before I watched it that the end was interesting. I definitely agree, but I think I like it. I like surprises, and I like Christian media that pushes the boundaries. If you’re interested I’ll get you a copy somehow.
Last night Kim and I went to Robbie T’s with the Crusade folks and talked to Ellie and Winnie about cultural differences for a paper Kim has to write. It was a good evening. The speaker (from St. Andrew’s) was great.
Well, that’s all I have time for right now…
