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Published on October 7, 2001

Took an excellent three-hour nap today, one where no one woke me and I got up when I wanted to. ‘Twas very nice. It was difficult to get up this morning, though, having been my usual dumb self and stayed up much later than I should have last night. All five of us were in church this morning for the early service, a rare sight. I wish Ed had come. I told him the format of the service last night, and when I mentioned that we took communion every week, he expressed that he believed that he needed to be baptized before he took communion. I told him that was fine, but he still felt he would feel uncomfortable if everyone else went up and participated and he sat in the row. I told him there was no need to feel that way, but he insisted. He said he was going to take his father to a local church this morning, so he’ll come next week, which works out well since we’re having a water baptism that Sunday. We’ll see what happens.

My brother David made it into the paper. Of course, those of you who have seen him know there’s no way he could be 190 lbs… I think the figure is closer to 170. He’s such a strong witness to his team. They’ve taken to calling him “Jesus” in the latino pronunciation because he carries his Bible with him in his soccer bag. I couldn’t be more proud of him. For all those of you who want to see a good soccer game, come to Jordan High tomorrow night at 7 p.m. It’s rather fun to have something of a sports star in your immediate family. Perhaps I’m trying to relive my high school years vicariously through David since I was home-schooled during that whole period. Nah… I’m just proud of him and enjoy the games.

“Joke” of the day: Two guys walk into a bar… And it left a big bar-mark on their heads.

(My apologies to those of you who’ve heard it before)

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1 Comment

  1. suenos says:

    ha…

    i liked the joke… it reminded me of these jokes a friend was telling me the other day…
    if i can remember how they go… i’ll post ’em…

    good for your brother…

    good for you, too