geekery.of.all.sorts

As of around 12am Monday, Gustav is only a 3. I wrote previously that it was a 5... I don't want to make a misinformed statement, especially related to sin and judgement, and then just gloss over the details. Credibility and details matter in these circumstances...and Gustav is a 3, not a 5.

I just read a post by my good friend William - I was gonna comment on his blog, but my comment grew into a post of my own. How often does that actually happen. Congrats, William, on initiating my first blog post of substance in 10 months or so. Enjoy: William correctly identifies that Ray Nagin and the government of New Orleans don't seem to behave any differently than they used to, despite Katrina. Now here comes Gustav, and maybe they'll get the message. To quote Chuck Pierce, 'God's going to keep washing New Orleans until it's clean'. So I'm in agreement with that...but I'm going to bring a slight nuance to defining Sodom and Gomorrah's offense against the Lord - and hence, New Orleans' as well. I feel like it's important to point out that homosexuality is not the scripturally defining sin about those cities. Even though the current usage of the word 'sodomy', or 'sodomite', etc points to homosexuality as the distinct

So both people that will read this blog ( William and Jennifer, at this point ) already know that I worked all night to meet a deadline. Jenn says I have to go to bed now...so I can't blog anymore. Not that I had anything to say in my current mental state. night night.

So the fine cadre of friends that I have are now all on blogspot. So, due to peer pressure, I'm now a blogger once again. I don't have much to say right now, as I'm deep in a project and haven't had any thoughts that wouldn't put the rest of you in a coma for several days now. Curly braces, anyone? However, here I am, blogging away...or am I blah-ging? Ponder that, will ya? In all truthfulness my main question is how long I can keep doing what I'm doing ( day job, side job, family, church ) without one of those taking a serious dive. It's at a point where I don't feel like I'm doing any of them well. When I feel that way, Jesus just says 'ummm, you are, in fact, doing it...' so I guess I need to keep on doing it and not worry so much. This season is a wonderful exercise in breathing deeply while things feel wildly out of control. Talk about blah-ging. Go read Williams blog , or Jenn's . Eeeeyore.