I don't understand how some people can enjoy doing dishes or say that it relieves stress when doing them. You people who you are. I mean God bless you guys and all (especially when you guys are doing my dishes), but stress-relieving or enjoyable aren't the words that come to mind when I'm doing the dishes. It's more like "omg...how long has this been here? Is this supposed to be this color? Dang roommates! Wash the food out of your bowl so I don't have to scrub the bowl for three minutes to get this awful smelling crust off. Where did these noodles come from? Why is the water not going down! Oh it's because it's clogged with...OMG....WTF is this?!?!? It feels like hair and smells like green tea and bbq chicken...."
So if you guys like doing dishes, you know where to come.
Went to Interpraise tonight (where a bunch of fellowships on campus get together and just worship and praise together). I thought it was pretty good, better than last semester's I think. Pastor Dennis Tuma is the man. So much good stuff coming out of his talk and he's entertaining at the same time.
One thing that struck out during the night was when Dennis Cole was talking about The Call, which is a gathering coming up at 3Com park where a buttload of people will get together and worship, and he was talking about the influence Christians can have through music, film, etc, and was like "Christian movies don't have to suck." Of course people were laughing and all that, but I was thinking, the few Christian movies and music videos that I've seen haven't been pretty good. I just finished watching DC Talk "Jesus Freak" and Relient K "Pressing On." The Relient K video was one of the most boring music videos I've seen. Granted, perhaps that's what they were going for, and it's also a relief from the extravagant over produced crap in a lot of music videos today, but I was just wondering if the lack of quality in these pieces of work are done intentionally as so not to take away from the message, or because there is a dearth of resources (whether it be financial or skill) when it comes to Christian art. This is pretty hard to swallow because I see so much talent within the fellowship I'm in now, and just seeing all the different fellowships today, I can only imagine the vast amount of talent out there that may or may not have been explored. It's just a shame that we as Christians aren't putting it to use. I dunno, just something to chew on.
BTW, ONE GAME AWAY...
-Phil
