What's This?
After Eric's post on the new Blogger look and fresh templates, I just had to try it out. I was amazed at how much work had been put into Blogger's redesign. Even more amazed to see the new templates in store.
I don't know why I signed up for an account in the midst of my already active (well not active per se) synik account. Maybe it's just the nice templates that have drawn me here; I really have no idea. What even puzzles me more is my relunctancy to get my own domain. I think I'm just lazy. And that would probably explain my absence from blogging or web designing.
Well let's see, it's been around 4 months (I made that number up) since I last updated, and alot--I mean ALOT--has happened.
Let's start at the beginning of the school year. The TCHS School District found out I lived 8 feet (I made up at number too) too far away from the TC School area, and thus I was forced to attend a school near my father's place: Mark Keppel.
There, I was influenced by alot of people in almost every aspect of my life. Marijuana was commonly seen at lunch, cigarettes were usually smoked behind shadows, and I can guarantee you almost 80% of the school's students are--or were--involved in gang related activities. Every single day during lunch there would be the "Oooooo" from everyone who had just witnessed something like a loud sneeze. Then one person would say just let the sneeze go. And then there would be a fight.
However, in spite of all the idiocy, I made some close friends. My lawyer said I had a strong case in getting back to TC because of my orchestra background; but now that I had adjusted to my new friends and my new life style, I just didn't see the need to go back. But there was that conviction, that ecstasy, that compassion from my lawyer that changed my mind.
I went to court, told the 12 judges my story, they cried (just kidding), and unanimously voted me back to TC. The first day I got back was a wednesday; and it was there that I saw a mass Christian meeting taking place near the flag pole.
A month later, my friend Eric told me about Christ. I becamer a follower from then on. And it was strange how my perception of Christianity changed when I really dug deep and found the truth. It's so different and unique in comparison to other religions. In no other religion, does a God come onto earth and make Himself nothing; and then die just for our salvation. In no other religion do the Scriptures--the foundation of the religion itself--come backed with historical evidence beyond belief. In no other religion do prophecies be made and fulfilled. In no other religion have I changed my complete assumption of life and so on, and in no other religion have I felt so loved.
So here I am, 5 weeks before freshman year ends. But I know this is only the beginning of a lifetime I still have to finish, so see you around.
I don't know why I signed up for an account in the midst of my already active (well not active per se) synik account. Maybe it's just the nice templates that have drawn me here; I really have no idea. What even puzzles me more is my relunctancy to get my own domain. I think I'm just lazy. And that would probably explain my absence from blogging or web designing.
Well let's see, it's been around 4 months (I made that number up) since I last updated, and alot--I mean ALOT--has happened.
Let's start at the beginning of the school year. The TCHS School District found out I lived 8 feet (I made up at number too) too far away from the TC School area, and thus I was forced to attend a school near my father's place: Mark Keppel.
There, I was influenced by alot of people in almost every aspect of my life. Marijuana was commonly seen at lunch, cigarettes were usually smoked behind shadows, and I can guarantee you almost 80% of the school's students are--or were--involved in gang related activities. Every single day during lunch there would be the "Oooooo" from everyone who had just witnessed something like a loud sneeze. Then one person would say just let the sneeze go. And then there would be a fight.
However, in spite of all the idiocy, I made some close friends. My lawyer said I had a strong case in getting back to TC because of my orchestra background; but now that I had adjusted to my new friends and my new life style, I just didn't see the need to go back. But there was that conviction, that ecstasy, that compassion from my lawyer that changed my mind.
I went to court, told the 12 judges my story, they cried (just kidding), and unanimously voted me back to TC. The first day I got back was a wednesday; and it was there that I saw a mass Christian meeting taking place near the flag pole.
A month later, my friend Eric told me about Christ. I becamer a follower from then on. And it was strange how my perception of Christianity changed when I really dug deep and found the truth. It's so different and unique in comparison to other religions. In no other religion, does a God come onto earth and make Himself nothing; and then die just for our salvation. In no other religion do the Scriptures--the foundation of the religion itself--come backed with historical evidence beyond belief. In no other religion do prophecies be made and fulfilled. In no other religion have I changed my complete assumption of life and so on, and in no other religion have I felt so loved.
So here I am, 5 weeks before freshman year ends. But I know this is only the beginning of a lifetime I still have to finish, so see you around.
1 Comments:
I'm to lazy to get my domain and i'm to lazy to make my own template.
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