im in a computer lab right now killing time before class...

and you know what? i feel good.
for once i feel 100% good.

its been somewhat of a rough week, coming back from a retreat and having to deal with "life" again, but right now I see things a lot clearer now.

there are still some issues i need to work out, but in perspective i realize how small and insignificant these matters are when compared to what God's calling me to do instead ya know? they just seem so trivial now... still existant, but trivial.

yay for living in victory.

oh yea, a friend gave me an actual journal to write in, so i'm not sure how that will affect this blog. maybe ill still write here just as much, maybe not. doesnt really matter though, since i do this mainly for me in the first place.

im trying to think of what to do this weekend...
there are some plans in the works for a trip to annendale... if i do that i should prob get in contact with ms yu and meet up with her, but who knows...

happy birthday pete and nate.
two of the older bro's turned into old men this past week, maybe we'll do something for them this weekend...

other tentative plans include catching the roy jones fight with the rest of the guys...
or perhaps i'll just make a stop at OFM's coffeehouse.

*shrugs*

i'm also thinking about giving steve jundo a call and see if he's free tonite.

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lastly...
i seem to be alone on this one...
but was anyone else dissapointed by Matrix:Revolutions?

sure i enjoyed it to an extent, but I feel let down.
Two many aspects, and concepts were introduced and explored in the first and second film only to remain somewhat untouched and neglected in the last one.
Dont get me wrong, it had some amazing action scenes.... but I was looking for a deeper side to it all to complement the rest of the movie, only to be given a cliche'd message on 'having faith'.

Keunu's acting turned me off more than anything else in this movie...
Before, when he just had to be all hard, he did a respectable job. But trying to get him to act out emotional scenes just seems foolish. Agent Smith however, I give my props to. That man did a very convincing job of his role.

Oh yes, and props to the new actress who played the oracle and the script writers for covering up the fact that the old oracle died in the middle of shooting.

Oh well. It was at least a good time out with the boys.
Sisters, hopefully you didnt read this before you all go see it tonight. Go in with an open mind and make your own conclusions, because most people enjoyed it a lot more than I did anyways.
Eh, who am I kidding haha. The only person that reads this blog is me.^^