overjoyed

For my non-facebooking friends, I thought you might be interested in some news:

http://scribbleally.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/engaged/

:)

It's finally here... again.

www.shannonmoeller.com

Anyone who knows me knows I'm a fan of t-shirts. Finally, there's a t-shirt just for guys like me.

http://www.designbyhumans.com/vote/detail/25485

Vote for it so I can buy one!

Mourning with hope.

Colleen Moeller: March 10, 1956 – August 2, 2008.

http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/prayerbasket/569081/

Sometimes things happen very quickly over the course of many years. God opens your eyes to what was hidden in the open. Afterwards, you wish He had opened them sooner while also knowing that much sooner would have been too soon. For what was seen is now seen better–gloriously and well. Every facet a wonder of infinity to wander with joy excelling.

The survey for people who make websites.

It's always very satisfying to see projects live and breathe in the wild after many moons of captive training. For my next trick, I will design something that isn't red...

www.newventurelab.com
www.adcarpentry.com

If he had to give in to blogging, he fares well. Check out the oh-so-helpful blog of Mr. Peter Pallock.

Long to join, but quick to post,
Pictures of a wedding host.
Grand debut,
Of flickr new-
Bie:
Me.

See that Application folder shortcut icon? It's real now.



The little things count. Thank you, Mozilla.

"That must be hard," the common refrain. "Kinda," the reply — less the flippancy, more the conviction of things unseen. It is hard when life's fist meets one's face, but there's a strange and eery peace after contact. Though the face may be blackened, it smiles, for it is the fist that is left broken...

And why those who don't would think I'm nuts...

"Never again will I curse the ground because of man, even though every inclination of his heart is evil from childhood. And never again will I destroy all living creatures, as I have done.

"As long as the earth endures,
seedtime and harvest,
cold and heat,
summer and winter,
day and night
will never cease."

That goes for little earth-destroying asteroids too.

Genesis 8:21b-22

How to create your own album cover.

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
   The first article title on the page is the name of your band.
2. http://www.quotationspage.com/random.php3
   The last four words of the very last quote is the title of your album.
3. http://www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/7days/
   The third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
4. Use your graphics program of choice to throw them together, and post the result!

( My Result )

Found via trozzort's post and siemova's post.

Three names you go by:

1. Shannon
2. Mr. Moeller (by friends, inflected with tongue in cheek)
3. [intentionally left blank due to lack of commonly-used nicknames]

Three physical things you like about yourself:

1. Inclusion of a brain (mileage varies)
2. Said object in the clouds
3. How my sister fits under my arm

Three physical things you don't like about yourself: ( ... )

Three people tagged next:

1. missamber
2. sirjake
3. writer4hisglory

An endearing J.C. Penney Christmas commercial.



I think the only thing that would have surprised me more would have been an endearing Old Navy commercial.

Exit grand with colors three, sockless idiot in a tree, only one is falling.

My dad once told me to never make the mistake of thinking that I have nothing to learn from another person, regardless of who they are. Even if I think I may know more about a particular subject than someone else, listening to them is still a chance to learn and grow, whether from their statements or their questions.

Recently I've found a rather interesting source to be learning from about modern Christianity: Atheists. The world is full of people that are at odds with Christianity and how it manifests itself. Be they scientist or comedian, our own weaknesses are being mocked by people who know that we should know better.

I ran across a video today entitled "These Christian Groups Have Lost Their Minds" by comedian and sodomite-activist, Margaret Cho. I was curious what she had to say, so I watched it. Here are some quotes:

"They're always up to some bull... Shouldn't you be busy preparing for the rapture? Aren't you supposed to be leaving soon? They have no right to call themselves Christians, because they have no Christianity to them. They have no kindness, they have no compassion, no charity. I want Jesus to come back and say, 'That's not what I meant.' They need to read the scripture where it says in Matthew chapter four, verse seventeen, 'Shut... up.' That's King James version, by the way."

"Even Satanists are saying, 'Wow, you guys are being really mean.'"

"[Republicans] know they can get votes if they pander to these Bible-thumping... monster-truck enthusiasts and get them all riled up. They send them into a mullet fantasia, about how gays are going to get married and move into their neighborhoods. As if we would ever live in a trailer park."

I wonder if she's familiar with Ghandi's infamous quote:

"All the world would be Christian, were not Christians so unlike their Christ."

I'm even more curious to know if she knows what Matthew 4:17 really says.

Went to shoot pictures of some buildings for a client today and I snuck a few artsy ones for myself along the way.

I haven't read LJ posts in over a month. The world is still spinning. Quite a lot from the looks of it...