That’s right. Your’s truly is experiencing a total lack of bloggable material. But I would like to take this oppurtunity to claim the term “Blogger’s Block”. I’m sure it’s been used before, but until I’m challenged I’m claiming it.

On a more serious note…Don’t fear the silence on my blog. This weekend Kristin and I are heading to North Carolina to visit my grandparent’s farm. This is sure to bring a wealth of bloggable material for your enjoyment. Until then, I’m checkign out…I’ll be back to blogging on Tuesday. Have a great Labor Day.

Tony Morgan got me thinking about the major U.S. cities that I’ve never visited. I consider myself pretty well traveled. I’ve been out of the country over a dozen times and traveled all around the United States. That’s why I was surprised how many major U.S. cities I’ve never visited. So here’s the “Top Ten” (in no particular order):

1. Boston, MA – So close, yet so far away. Every year since I was young my family has visited my uncle in Litchfield, CT. Kristin and I are going to Connecticut the first of the year…We’ll have to make it happen!
2. Houston, TX – I’ve actually never been to the longhorn state…I’ve passed through the airports, but that’s it.
3. Dallas, TX – Again, never “Messed with Texas”. I recently almost missed a flight out of Dallas. We actually only made the flight by 60 seconds.
4. Chicago, IL – I’ve had a connection with this state ever since Bozo the Clown.
5. San Fransisco, CA – I would love t o see the Golden Gate Bridge in person. I hear San Fransisco is beautiful, and I believe it. Plus, I really want to see the Tanner’s town house from “Full House”.
6. Phoenix, AZ – No real reason, just want to go. I’d love to catch a Sun’s game.
7. New Orleans, LA – I’d love to check out the jazz scene. There’s nothing better than sitting in a little whole-in-the-wall listening to some unknown totally rock it.
8. Detroit, MI – I’ll go in the fall, when it’s not quite so cold.
9. Miami, FL – Quite honestly, I don’t have a huge desire to visit Miami. I just feel like it has to make the list because of it’s status.
10. Honolulu, HI – Never been to Hawaii, but I love the water so I’m sure it would be amazing!

UPDATE – Apparently I’ve been to Dallas…At least that’s what my dad says.

Jason Upton lead worship at church last night. I really enjoy when Christian artists are humble and genuine, and Jason seemed to be both. He was very nice and laid-back…A listener. My favorite song of the evening was “In Your Presence”. I leave you with this “Jupton” quote: “God’s creativity is different than man’s. God does not create for man’s approval, God creates for man’s discovery.”

* My eyes look whack in this picture.

Today is the first day of my last semester at Southeastern. You know it’s bad when you have a wicked case of Senioritus on the first day of class.  I’m so ready for this semester to be over…Luckily I only have class on Tuesdays and Thursdays, which means that I only have 30 actual school days left!

 

For the last three nights I have consistently woken up at around 4am. My body just wakes up as though my alarm has gone off…And, of course, I can’t go back to sleep. This was particularly frustrating last night, as I had an 8 o’clock class this morning.

Question: When counting sheep, are you supposed to visualize them one at a time? Or are you supposed to visualize a whole field of sheep and count them that way? i tend to visualize a hand-made wooden fence and one by one the sheep jump over it.