I was pretty impressed to see Senator McCain on SNL the other night. I thought the skit was brilliant.
Chicago!
Posted by Webb on Monday, November 03, 2008
Greetings. :)
Last weekend Aletheia traveled to Chicago and my hometown (kinda), Naperville, IL. We had a blast! We were blessed to lead through worship just north of downtown Chicago Friday afternoon then we got to do some touristy things on Saturday.
Sunday morning we played for a church in Orland Park and that evening we returned to my home church for a full blown concert. It was great! Everything went so well and it was a blast to finally travel together as a group.
In other news I have recently been job searching and it appears I will be serving at Ruby Tuesday's pretty soon here. Which will mean I'll be living in Louisville for most of the winter break. Not quite sure how I feel about that yet, but God has worked things out more than once before so I'm not too worried...
School work is crazy. Pray that I would be diligent in Hebrew because it is only getting more difficult!
Enjoy the pics!





Last weekend Aletheia traveled to Chicago and my hometown (kinda), Naperville, IL. We had a blast! We were blessed to lead through worship just north of downtown Chicago Friday afternoon then we got to do some touristy things on Saturday.
Sunday morning we played for a church in Orland Park and that evening we returned to my home church for a full blown concert. It was great! Everything went so well and it was a blast to finally travel together as a group.
In other news I have recently been job searching and it appears I will be serving at Ruby Tuesday's pretty soon here. Which will mean I'll be living in Louisville for most of the winter break. Not quite sure how I feel about that yet, but God has worked things out more than once before so I'm not too worried...
School work is crazy. Pray that I would be diligent in Hebrew because it is only getting more difficult!
Enjoy the pics!
Impressive
Posted by Webb on Monday, October 20, 2008
A couple weeks ago some friends and I played at a local coffee shop here in Louisville. It was a great night and I was able to get almost all of it recorded. Unfortunately it wasn't the best quality, but we tried nonetheless. I was finally able to seperate all of the tracks over the weekend which was a blessing. And now its back to school...
Check out this video. One of my profs shared it with my class last week and I was impressed. Humorously, one student responded by saying this video made him want to be Catholic. I'm not sure about that, but it is defintely worth watching!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61wj4tJICcc
Check out this video. One of my profs shared it with my class last week and I was impressed. Humorously, one student responded by saying this video made him want to be Catholic. I'm not sure about that, but it is defintely worth watching!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61wj4tJICcc
Curly hair
Posted by Webb on Friday, October 17, 2008
Years later... I am still here.
School has been going so well. I've been surviving (barely) Hebrew and the rest of my classes are fine.
This last Tuesday I got to go to Nashville with some friends from school for a country music talent show. It doesn't sound like our group won, but we got to tour downtown and go to the Grand Old Opry! And even though I am far from a country music fan, it was still flippin' awesome.
Last week was fall break...I spent some time in Shepherdsville, Elizabethtown, and I got to play drums for a middle school DNow which was great.
Now I'm looking ahead to my last few weeks of classes before the end of the semester and trying to figure out what I will be doing over my extremely long winter break (a month and a half, about).
Aletheia will be playing at my home church in Chicago in 2 weeks and I cannot wait! We finally get some travel time, and its enough for us to just hang out which is great because one of my good friends who is in it will be leaving the group after getting married in December.
I know thats a lot of scrambled info, but its better than nothing. So enjoy the pictures and hopefully I'll get some more on here pretty soon. Next week should be pretty exciting!




School has been going so well. I've been surviving (barely) Hebrew and the rest of my classes are fine.
This last Tuesday I got to go to Nashville with some friends from school for a country music talent show. It doesn't sound like our group won, but we got to tour downtown and go to the Grand Old Opry! And even though I am far from a country music fan, it was still flippin' awesome.
Last week was fall break...I spent some time in Shepherdsville, Elizabethtown, and I got to play drums for a middle school DNow which was great.
Now I'm looking ahead to my last few weeks of classes before the end of the semester and trying to figure out what I will be doing over my extremely long winter break (a month and a half, about).
Aletheia will be playing at my home church in Chicago in 2 weeks and I cannot wait! We finally get some travel time, and its enough for us to just hang out which is great because one of my good friends who is in it will be leaving the group after getting married in December.
I know thats a lot of scrambled info, but its better than nothing. So enjoy the pictures and hopefully I'll get some more on here pretty soon. Next week should be pretty exciting!
Time has left
Posted by Webb on Tuesday, August 26, 2008
1 Corinthians 16:13
Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like MEN, be strong.
When I think of this verse I have a picture of Mark Driscoll trashing sissy ministers. But that's another post in itself. This has just been a verse of reflection for me this week. How often are we watchful? Notice how the verse flows. If we are watchful, we will stand firm because we know the Devil is always scheming. If we act like men, we will be strong.
We can't take these challenges out of order.
Unfortunately I find myself too busy to ever watch, so I am always looking BACK ON the times I should have been strong, instead of ahead to the times where I would be.
School is 3 weeks in and I went from 19 credit hours to 13 - praise the Lord! I have 3 official classes (including Hebrew) with a bunch of music stuff. I'm also working about 30 hours a week(ish) at Pools Plus.
Things are going well though. I will be leading worship with Aletheia tomorrow night at a local church.
For now, the rest of life is flowing well. Pray for continued diligence in homework (its harder than ever) and that I might live 1 Corinthians 16:13.
Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like MEN, be strong.
When I think of this verse I have a picture of Mark Driscoll trashing sissy ministers. But that's another post in itself. This has just been a verse of reflection for me this week. How often are we watchful? Notice how the verse flows. If we are watchful, we will stand firm because we know the Devil is always scheming. If we act like men, we will be strong.
Unfortunately I find myself too busy to ever watch, so I am always looking BACK ON the times I should have been strong, instead of ahead to the times where I would be.
School is 3 weeks in and I went from 19 credit hours to 13 - praise the Lord! I have 3 official classes (including Hebrew) with a bunch of music stuff. I'm also working about 30 hours a week(ish) at Pools Plus.
Things are going well though. I will be leading worship with Aletheia tomorrow night at a local church.
For now, the rest of life is flowing well. Pray for continued diligence in homework (its harder than ever) and that I might live 1 Corinthians 16:13.
Hosea
Posted by Webb on Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Last weekend a good friend of mine (Eric) came down to Louisville to do some recording. We had a great weekend hanging out and putting some of our different musical backgrounds together in a big mixing pot and seeing what came out!
One song he wrote reflected on Hosea's marriage to a harlot and how Christ has likewise done the same to us. A people of sin, running dead away from the cross and brought us to Himself. EVEN THOUGH we are still blemished in our physical state here on earth and still stumble by turning from Him time and time again. Way to go Eric on putting that to lovely music.
My car is finally fixed! All the lights work which is fantastic. Hopefully I will be able to get some new speakers and a head unit installed so everything will be back to normal again. But only God knows right now.
I'll be moving back into the dorms on August 3rd! Oh man! I can't believe how busy I'll be...
One song he wrote reflected on Hosea's marriage to a harlot and how Christ has likewise done the same to us. A people of sin, running dead away from the cross and brought us to Himself. EVEN THOUGH we are still blemished in our physical state here on earth and still stumble by turning from Him time and time again. Way to go Eric on putting that to lovely music.
My car is finally fixed! All the lights work which is fantastic. Hopefully I will be able to get some new speakers and a head unit installed so everything will be back to normal again. But only God knows right now.
I'll be moving back into the dorms on August 3rd! Oh man! I can't believe how busy I'll be...
Car
Posted by Webb on Thursday, July 17, 2008
The car situation was kind of fixed, but has only gotten worse. I thought it was fixed again, now lights aren't working, etc.
Please pray for patience, wisdom, and temperance. I've been doing pretty good until lately so now I am just a little frustrated.
I've been reflecting on Job recently...it's incredible how God allowed Satan to test him by removing EVERYTHING from him almost leaving him utterly alone and yet still Job never sins against God in his attitude. It's amazing how the smallest things can waver our faith and cause us to stumble. How pitiful our faith can be... oh for a stronger faith like that of Job!
Please pray for patience, wisdom, and temperance. I've been doing pretty good until lately so now I am just a little frustrated.
I've been reflecting on Job recently...it's incredible how God allowed Satan to test him by removing EVERYTHING from him almost leaving him utterly alone and yet still Job never sins against God in his attitude. It's amazing how the smallest things can waver our faith and cause us to stumble. How pitiful our faith can be... oh for a stronger faith like that of Job!
Stress!
Posted by Webb on Friday, July 04, 2008
Pray for me...
The other day I was driving out to Elizabethtown w/ my buddy Matt and my car broke down on the highway. Thankfully we were able to get it towed out to Shepherdsville where I could borrow my Pastors car. So, I took his car. When we got up the next morning to come back, my pastors car wouldn't start! So we got this car towed also back to Shepherdsville and Jac let me borrow her car.
You'd think having 2 cars towed in less than 24 hours would be bad enough. But no...it got worse.
Upon arriving back in Shepherdsville I discovered someone had broken into my car and stole the sound system and torn the whole console unit out. Not so cool.
Needless to say. My car is still broken and I am unsure what the road looks like to repair and am a bit under the weather. I know God will provide, but I still worry.
In the meantime... happy independence day! time to go celebrate with good friends and watch some things blow up!
The other day I was driving out to Elizabethtown w/ my buddy Matt and my car broke down on the highway. Thankfully we were able to get it towed out to Shepherdsville where I could borrow my Pastors car. So, I took his car. When we got up the next morning to come back, my pastors car wouldn't start! So we got this car towed also back to Shepherdsville and Jac let me borrow her car.
You'd think having 2 cars towed in less than 24 hours would be bad enough. But no...it got worse.
Upon arriving back in Shepherdsville I discovered someone had broken into my car and stole the sound system and torn the whole console unit out. Not so cool.
Needless to say. My car is still broken and I am unsure what the road looks like to repair and am a bit under the weather. I know God will provide, but I still worry.
In the meantime... happy independence day! time to go celebrate with good friends and watch some things blow up!
The car!
Posted by Webb on Thursday, June 26, 2008I got a car! ...even though I got it about a month ago it's still pretty cool. :) A '93 Toyota Tercel. And I NEVER thought I would EVER own a Toyota. Nothing against them...I just have a rivalry going with a friend and it seems she has finally gotten the best of me in my purchasing this car.
But on the good side it has been running very well. I got it at an amazing price from a family in my church. Plus its a stick shift which up until a few months ago I could not drive for the life of me. I think now I can say I'm getting the hang of it. :)
Work has been good. I'm enjoying the time to read and arrange the little things in my life when the store isn't busy.
Last weekend I went up to the Michigan dunes w/ my buds Luke and Andrew who I haven't seen in almost a year! We had a great time just hanging out and catching up on our future college plans and old memories from Chicago. And, speaking of Chicago...I was able to stop back to the Chicago area Sunday night for a while and hang out with some old friends which was great! It was definitely one of the best weekends of my summer and very needed. It was so awesome to be home!
Anyway...now its back to life here in the Ville. It's almost July and I can't believe it! I'm hoping to have my class schedule figured out soon - I'm just waiting on my re-admittance into the school since I took a semester off.
Last night I had the amazing blessing of not only being able to lead worship for my youth group, but I was also asked to teach through Acts 4. Praise God it went much smoother than I had expected! Please be in prayer for our youth group here as many of the kids are unsaved and come from very lost and broken homes.
Pray also for continual humility in my life as I try to lead by an example mirroring Christ's image.
God bless...
Kentucky Livin'
Posted by Webb on Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Despite my lack of any posting, I did indeed make it to Kentucky!
It's been a fast month and I can't believe it's already June! I was able to visit Florida w/ Jackie and her family for a week before I started my new job at Pools Plus. The job has been great. 40 hours a week of customer service...haha. All the work is in the knowing. What chemicals do what, what parts go where, etc. I'll never understand everything it seems and at times I'm helpless but I'm slowly learning. One really cool thing about my working there is they wanted to hire Jackie for their e-town store so she started working there yesterday and we'll actually be able to work Sundays together every few weeks so that will be fun.
Other than that life has been calm. I'm in the midst of Fall planning for classes and my work schedule so please be in prayer for that. This fall will most definitely be my busiest semester by far!
Until next time...
P.S. If you get a chance check out my good friends new photography website. Its awesome!
jasoncoobs.com
It's been a fast month and I can't believe it's already June! I was able to visit Florida w/ Jackie and her family for a week before I started my new job at Pools Plus. The job has been great. 40 hours a week of customer service...haha. All the work is in the knowing. What chemicals do what, what parts go where, etc. I'll never understand everything it seems and at times I'm helpless but I'm slowly learning. One really cool thing about my working there is they wanted to hire Jackie for their e-town store so she started working there yesterday and we'll actually be able to work Sundays together every few weeks so that will be fun.
Other than that life has been calm. I'm in the midst of Fall planning for classes and my work schedule so please be in prayer for that. This fall will most definitely be my busiest semester by far!
Until next time...
P.S. If you get a chance check out my good friends new photography website. Its awesome!
jasoncoobs.com
God's Great Faithfulness!
Posted by Webb on Monday, May 05, 2008
I've been meaning just to give a brief testimony of God's faithfulness to me in this moving situation for some time now...and though I should be sleeping, I can't really rest until I say something!
From when I got back home in December I began praying about a summer move depending on moms health condition and financial situations. I knew it could be a long shot, but my prayer was that God would make something happen if it was possible.
In March I secured a landscaping job with an elder at my church in Chicago and as far as I knew, this was where God was leading me. I had prayed also that Louisville could be possible, but I had abandoned the idea simply because I had no possible jobs or affordable housing. At this point I pursued a place to stay and a means of simply getting to work. I could get around other places I had to, but getting to work needed to happen. Over the next month or two my housing options were slowly eliminated due to the work site being different than what I had expected. For a few weeks I stopped looking and left it to God.
Then in April, Jackie and my best friend Matt came out for their spring break. I was sharing my situation with Jac and she recommended I email my worship pastor again about any possible jobs or housing, so I did. To my great surprise, he responded a few days later saying his family had prayed and they wanted to house me for the summer free of charge! They also had an extra car for me to drive and all I needed to pay was the gas! WOW!!! I couldn't believe it. So, I quickly looked for jobs within the Louisville area and I had a few possibilities but nothing secure. And I couldn't purchase a plane ticket with no job and time was running out since I was needing to be on my way by mid-May if not sooner for a wedding in KY.
In late April I visited school for a banquet to see friends and say goodbye to some Seniors who were moving home for good. I spent two days there at school and they were so refreshing! One of my friends picked me up w/ Jackie and he mentioned a job opening he heard about. So when I got home I called the number and to make a long story short...the job fit me perfectly! Good pay, full time and could continue into the semester part time... Hallelujah! Unfortunately the job is by campus and I will be living 30ish miles away so I will have to commute.
This meant restrictions on the car I could borrow from my pastor. And shortly after securing a job, I heard about a car within my church body there in great shape that I could purchase (for me only) at $1000!!! I don't have it yet, but it looks like I will be buying it soon and using it to commute and get around into school this fall.
All this to say, God has been nothing but faithful to me in these situations and not a day has gone by for the last 3 weeks that I have not been reminded of that.
The ironic twist is, God has decided to throw me a curve ball. In quitting my jobs, I forgot to allow some time off for packing and over these next 3 days before I move I will be working 45+ hours! And I leave bright and early Thursday morning at 12:30am sooo I will be very crunched for time and being packed! So please pray I somehow find time to sleep AND pack up everything I need to.
More to come when I make it to the other side of the country...
Blessings!
From when I got back home in December I began praying about a summer move depending on moms health condition and financial situations. I knew it could be a long shot, but my prayer was that God would make something happen if it was possible.
In March I secured a landscaping job with an elder at my church in Chicago and as far as I knew, this was where God was leading me. I had prayed also that Louisville could be possible, but I had abandoned the idea simply because I had no possible jobs or affordable housing. At this point I pursued a place to stay and a means of simply getting to work. I could get around other places I had to, but getting to work needed to happen. Over the next month or two my housing options were slowly eliminated due to the work site being different than what I had expected. For a few weeks I stopped looking and left it to God.
Then in April, Jackie and my best friend Matt came out for their spring break. I was sharing my situation with Jac and she recommended I email my worship pastor again about any possible jobs or housing, so I did. To my great surprise, he responded a few days later saying his family had prayed and they wanted to house me for the summer free of charge! They also had an extra car for me to drive and all I needed to pay was the gas! WOW!!! I couldn't believe it. So, I quickly looked for jobs within the Louisville area and I had a few possibilities but nothing secure. And I couldn't purchase a plane ticket with no job and time was running out since I was needing to be on my way by mid-May if not sooner for a wedding in KY.
In late April I visited school for a banquet to see friends and say goodbye to some Seniors who were moving home for good. I spent two days there at school and they were so refreshing! One of my friends picked me up w/ Jackie and he mentioned a job opening he heard about. So when I got home I called the number and to make a long story short...the job fit me perfectly! Good pay, full time and could continue into the semester part time... Hallelujah! Unfortunately the job is by campus and I will be living 30ish miles away so I will have to commute.
This meant restrictions on the car I could borrow from my pastor. And shortly after securing a job, I heard about a car within my church body there in great shape that I could purchase (for me only) at $1000!!! I don't have it yet, but it looks like I will be buying it soon and using it to commute and get around into school this fall.
All this to say, God has been nothing but faithful to me in these situations and not a day has gone by for the last 3 weeks that I have not been reminded of that.
The ironic twist is, God has decided to throw me a curve ball. In quitting my jobs, I forgot to allow some time off for packing and over these next 3 days before I move I will be working 45+ hours! And I leave bright and early Thursday morning at 12:30am sooo I will be very crunched for time and being packed! So please pray I somehow find time to sleep AND pack up everything I need to.
More to come when I make it to the other side of the country...
Blessings!
Spring Banquet
Posted by Webb on Sunday, April 27, 2008
I was able to fly out to Louisville to visit friends for Boyce's Spring Banquet. One awesome surprise was I found out I was going to be in town for our Chorale concert after I bought my tickets!
So, I had a great 2 days back at school seeing friends and saying goodbye to some who will be graduating and moving on with life. Thankfully there are only a few, and most will be around this fall!
I'm still planning on living in Kentucky in a few weeks...I just need to solidify a job before I buy my plane ticket. I'm calling on one tonight so pray!
If that works I'll be living out there for the summer and I cannot wait...
I'll say more when I figure something out haha.

So, I had a great 2 days back at school seeing friends and saying goodbye to some who will be graduating and moving on with life. Thankfully there are only a few, and most will be around this fall!
I'm still planning on living in Kentucky in a few weeks...I just need to solidify a job before I buy my plane ticket. I'm calling on one tonight so pray!
If that works I'll be living out there for the summer and I cannot wait...
I'll say more when I figure something out haha.
ITS APRIL!!!!!!!!! YES!
Posted by Webb on Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Hello everyone, sorry its been so long. There are some things to report!
Lately life has been going well... mom has been recovering from the broken femur very well and is on crutches now and driving which has been a blessing for everyone.
Work has also been going well. I'm getting around 40 hours a week combined from both places which is alright though I wish I was getting more.
Last week Jackie and Matt Riddle flew out to spend their spring break with me here. It was awesome! Such a good time to relax and hang out with a new and old friend. We went to six flags, santa monica, in 'n out... and many other places. I took Jackie to see Wicked which was sweet! She had never seen anything like that and I've been wanting to for ages. It was hilarious so if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it.
I'm still praying through my summer. I have a job in Chicago, but no place to live or transportation. I just recently found out I have a place to stay and transportation outside of Louisville but no job so I am looking into more details this week hopefully. If you have a moment please pray for me as I seek God's direction in this process!
Bye for now...







Lately life has been going well... mom has been recovering from the broken femur very well and is on crutches now and driving which has been a blessing for everyone.
Work has also been going well. I'm getting around 40 hours a week combined from both places which is alright though I wish I was getting more.
Last week Jackie and Matt Riddle flew out to spend their spring break with me here. It was awesome! Such a good time to relax and hang out with a new and old friend. We went to six flags, santa monica, in 'n out... and many other places. I took Jackie to see Wicked which was sweet! She had never seen anything like that and I've been wanting to for ages. It was hilarious so if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it.
I'm still praying through my summer. I have a job in Chicago, but no place to live or transportation. I just recently found out I have a place to stay and transportation outside of Louisville but no job so I am looking into more details this week hopefully. If you have a moment please pray for me as I seek God's direction in this process!
Bye for now...







Highlights...
Posted by Webb on Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Here are just a few highlights of my life recently so reassure you I am still alive.
+ I found out instead of minimum wage, I'm making 8.50 an hour at Panera and they didn't even tell me! SWEEEEETNESS! :)
+ I survived 70 hrs of work between my two jobs in one week and would like to never do it again thank you.
+ Moms leg is doing much better and she should be off the walker in another week or two...maybe sooner.
+ The screen on my phone broke...which is sad because I've been very much enjoying "saving" money lately. But something always breaks on me...
That's all for now. Nothing else exciting to report. Summer plans in the making... :)
+ I found out instead of minimum wage, I'm making 8.50 an hour at Panera and they didn't even tell me! SWEEEEETNESS! :)
+ I survived 70 hrs of work between my two jobs in one week and would like to never do it again thank you.
+ Moms leg is doing much better and she should be off the walker in another week or two...maybe sooner.
+ The screen on my phone broke...which is sad because I've been very much enjoying "saving" money lately. But something always breaks on me...
That's all for now. Nothing else exciting to report. Summer plans in the making... :)
The car...
Posted by Webb on Wednesday, February 27, 2008I'm not even going to say who did this... (though it should be obvious) all I can say is it wasn't me, haha.
Thankfully our other car still looks pretty. Other than that, God has been gracious especially in bringing mom back from the hospital today after more than a couple weeks at UCLA medical center. I'm getting really tired though, and I unfortunately don't feel a descriptive blogging urge so...catch ya later!
Valentines Day chaos.
Posted by Webb on Thursday, February 14, 2008
In training for Ralph's last week, I was reminded that the company would "like" you to pack far away from the store for 2 fairly obvious reasons. 1, it gives the customers the best spots. 2, your car doesn't get scratched by carts. I think they should be switched around, if I need groceries I'm not going to leave the store parking lot if i can't get a super close spot. Anyway...this has been incredibly ironic for 2 reasons. The first being as I was told this, I was laughing inside because our Saturn may have been in the single closest spot to the car. And second, every day after that I parked my car in the back of the lot and EVERYTIME I've come out for a lunch break or to go home there has been a cart either left right next to my car, or today someone finally let a cart roll up against my car. I don't get frustrated easily, but I felt like throwing the cart up in the middle of the lot and wondering whose sports car it might crush. Actually that was a lie, but really I wasn't thrilled. Therefore, I am putting a foam coating all around my car to avoid scratches and feel good when I touch it. :) Actually, that was a lie too. It would be fun though it would look ridiculous. Californians are used to statements like that though so I should fit right in.
Today I'm going into Panera to fill out some paperwork. Please Lord let me start training on Monday! I can't take how slow they've been its driving me insane.
Also, C.S. Lewis is a genius. I've taken a break from Salvation of Souls and am trying to finish Mere Christianity. I wish I had a way with words like he did, if only I could remember half of the examples he uses for referral but even that seems beyond my intellectual abilities most of the time.
Unfortunately my valentine is 3000 miles away, but almost everyone I ran into at work asked about her soooooo I want her to know I miss her! :)
Busy again...finally!
Posted by Webb on Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Today I started my job at Ralph's (Krogers chain on the west coast) as a courtesy clerk. I'll be working the opening shift (round 6-1) and getting about 30 hrs this week since I'm pretty free. Then, after filling some paperwork out at Panera later this week I should be starting training there next Monday or so. Lord willing, soon enough I'll be getting about 50-60 hours a week from both jobs and basically saving my rear end off!
But...last week mom broke her femur and has been in the hospital for about a week now. She had surgery Friday, and it went okay for the most part. There were a few complications w/ her liver meds but they were able to sort it out over the weekend and Lord willing she'll be home within a few days.
Besides prayer for those two semi-major issues in my life pray for the things God's been revealing to me. There's way too much pride and almost every day God shows me a little bit more and other ways I fall short of holiness.
Today it was 80 degrees...and I got cart duty. :D Can you say, I'm lovin' it? Well obviously, I'd rather not be working at all on a day like that, haha. Oh well.... I got paid.
Peace in the middle east.
But...last week mom broke her femur and has been in the hospital for about a week now. She had surgery Friday, and it went okay for the most part. There were a few complications w/ her liver meds but they were able to sort it out over the weekend and Lord willing she'll be home within a few days.
Besides prayer for those two semi-major issues in my life pray for the things God's been revealing to me. There's way too much pride and almost every day God shows me a little bit more and other ways I fall short of holiness.
Today it was 80 degrees...and I got cart duty. :D Can you say, I'm lovin' it? Well obviously, I'd rather not be working at all on a day like that, haha. Oh well.... I got paid.
Peace in the middle east.
Got it, time to go...
Posted by Webb on Friday, February 01, 2008
After a week of crazy hardcore job searching, I have one. Unfortunately absolutely NO ONE is hiring around here, but I was able to get a service deli job at a local Ralph's. At least 30 hrs a week, maybe up to 50 if I'm willing to travel to other stores to help out. Part of me is skeptical for two (pretty good reasons), haha. One... its a grocery store, come on. Two... I was told its no walk in the park. People want their food fresh, made to order like they get at the McDonald's around the corner. Beautiful. And it only helps that I happen to be just north of Los Angeles, California, right?
Regardless, I need to stick it out and start saving for the future. I won't be there forever, but at least for now.
Remember that book I mentioned I would start reading? Yeah, thats been pretty much non-existent in my life since the first chapter. I might actually go read some after I finish this post.
I'm here. This is Cali, not Chicago...not Louisville. So, I think its time for me to be all here. Here we go...
P.S. go GIANTS!!!!!!!
Regardless, I need to stick it out and start saving for the future. I won't be there forever, but at least for now.
Remember that book I mentioned I would start reading? Yeah, thats been pretty much non-existent in my life since the first chapter. I might actually go read some after I finish this post.
I'm here. This is Cali, not Chicago...not Louisville. So, I think its time for me to be all here. Here we go...
P.S. go GIANTS!!!!!!!
Road trip!
Posted by Webb on Saturday, January 26, 2008
Last weekend Katie and I flew back to Louisville to pick up the vue. It was a great time to be back with friends again. Below are some pictures from the weekend and our 3-day drive back to California again.In other news, I've decided to get reading finally while I'm here. First on the list is a collection of Jonathan Edwards sermons in a book entitled, The Salvation of Souls. The first sermon was on how the removal of Godly men from committed bodies signifies God's pending wrath and/or judgment. It was really good, though I'm still not totally sure how I felt about it. There was an encouraging quote towards the end that I wanted to share however...
"You that are young, be careful that you not be the reproach of your generations. Others are going off, and you, those of you that are to live (for it is not profitable that all of you are to live till you are past your youth), I say you that are to live are coming on endeavors to make good the ground of those that have gone before, that you may not have a hand in ruining the town. There are some men [who], instead of being public blessings, are public nuisances. Ecclesiastes 9:18, 'One sinner destroyeth much [good].' They cumber the ground. Instead of being useful members in society, they are like cancer in the body. Take heed that it be not so with you."
-Jonathan Edwards, while preaching "The Death of Faithful Ministers a Sign of God's Displeasure"
Luke came, and went!
Posted by Webb on Friday, January 25, 2008Another consistent thing was did was go roller blading every night. I live on the edge of a valley here and there are huge hills EVERYWHERE. So, we went all up and down those...usually around 1am, haha! But yea, on the first night we were cutting down a random street and he was about 15ft. in front of me and 2 huge dogs randomly jumped out from a house just ahead of us on the street. Luke was like, "DOGS, RUN!!!" So I did, and so did he. Problem was he was closer to them and as he turned around they got to be about 5ft. from his rear but he made it and they chased us both for about 2 blocks before giving up.
But really, we did have a sweet time playing lots of wii golf (it was addicting). We had the best weather here we've had since I've been back while I was here, so he was lucky. Here are a few more pics from our time at the beach... peace!
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