Homecoming weekend- Natalie and I at the game; Natalie and I before the game; Natalie, Amy and I before the game; and Geoff, Paul, Me, Amy, and Natalie.
Weekends of Woe
14 years ago
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Musings of a lover of Jesus, literature, coffee, horses, music, vintage trinkets, and all things good, true, and beautiful.
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About Me
- Michal
- My goal is to find a way to unite journalism with fighting human trafficking, and to live missionally. That's harder than it sounds! But God has blessed me richly and provided everything I need for life and godliness. I love my family, my friends, horses, singing, coffee, cooking, music, and books. And, most of all, I want to be like Jesus.
Things I Love Right Now:
- Mushrooms! I'm like a hobbit. Mushrooms are my favorite.
- Asics running shoes. I'm trying to be a runner.
- French manicures. They're so classy! But seriously, make me stop trying to do my own.
- Wedgewood dishes. I got an eleven-piece assortment of matching vintage plates, bowls, and mugs the other day- in blue and white!- and ever since then I've wanted more.
- Horse Noses. Must I explain, really? I especially miss them when I'm gone.
- Cappuccinos. Ever since I discovered cappuccinos with meals, I can't help myself.
Books i'm Reading Now
- Real Christianity, by William Wilberforce. His only book, a defense of the abolitionist movement; and a defense of real, radical, missional faith.
- Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh. I might always be reading it, it's so good. I love anti-modernists.
- How's Moving Castle. I know I maybe should branch out, since I've read this three times. But it's too funny.
- Peter Pan, by James Barrie- it's so good! And not even a childrens' book.
- Total Church- need to get my own copy, since I picked up Joey's copy in Holland and don't have my own!
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Followers
Quotes I Love :-)
"I do not wish to call you my friend because I wish to call you something infinitely more dear. Marry me, dearest, lovliest friend."
"You may only call me Mrs. Darcy when you are perfectly, completely, and incandescantly happy."
~Elizabeth Darcy :-)
"I wonder who first discovered the power of poetry in driving away love?"
"But I thought that poetry was the food of love?"
"Oh, for a fine, stout love it may, but I am convinced that if it is only a vague inclination, one poor sonnet will kill it stone dead."
"Then what do you suggest to encourage affection?"
"Dancing. Even when one's partner is barely tolerable."
~Elizabeth Bennet
"I wrote a song that sounds like you, too. If Iris was a melody. I used only the good notes."
~The Holiday
"Where will be the value in life if we are not together?"
~ Becoming Jane
"You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you, and I never wish to be parted from you."
~Mmm, Mr. Darcy. :-)
"Oh, his voice. Like the sound of love, or the feeling of summer; impossible to put a word to and yet just as moving."
~Summer Winds
"You may only call me Mrs. Darcy when you are perfectly, completely, and incandescantly happy."
~Elizabeth Darcy :-)
"I wonder who first discovered the power of poetry in driving away love?"
"But I thought that poetry was the food of love?"
"Oh, for a fine, stout love it may, but I am convinced that if it is only a vague inclination, one poor sonnet will kill it stone dead."
"Then what do you suggest to encourage affection?"
"Dancing. Even when one's partner is barely tolerable."
~Elizabeth Bennet
"I wrote a song that sounds like you, too. If Iris was a melody. I used only the good notes."
~The Holiday
"Where will be the value in life if we are not together?"
~ Becoming Jane
"You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you, and I never wish to be parted from you."
~Mmm, Mr. Darcy. :-)
"Oh, his voice. Like the sound of love, or the feeling of summer; impossible to put a word to and yet just as moving."
~Summer Winds
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