Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Lately I have been having visions.

Not real, out of body, black out, ones, but imaginative journeys. Maybe "day dream" is a better term for it. The other day, I was painting this big garage. After a long time of this, I stood up, turned around, and looked behind me. I was looking across several backyards and driveways, and two yards down, there was this clearing in someones yard, a perfect square, with nothing but leaves blowing around in it. I imagined Jesus standing there, staring at me with great concern. His hair was kind of long and scraggley, being blown in the wind a bit, and he was staring at me.

There was another one, while I was at church. Our pastor was sharing a sermon, we all sitting in a circle, and I looked out one of the windows. A good ways off was a large building with a sort of castle looking roof. It was all brick, and square shaped. I imagined Jesus walking back and forth across it, and then I imagined I was for a split second, up there with him, all bundled up, because it was cold, marching back and forth with him, smiling big and wide.
It's kind of weird, I know, to imagine Jesus moments like this, but in some way, I think it is good for me. I think engaging Jesus imaginatively can part of how you relate to him. And its all about relating right?

Wednesday, September 06, 2006

So this is it.

Highschool spat me from its fattened lips like a cupful of warm water. I fell down three flights of stairs at a local Community College and ended up with an accociates degree in Liberal Arts. My band turned into a real band, and then poofed itself away. Now a duo consisting of myself and my girlfriend play music, and people listen to it. I just started working at the job I had in highschool, september has just begun its song, and my brother moved away from home. Off to college or someplace like it. This leaves me with a room to myself and countless fingers pointing at me saying "deadbeat".

I will be writing here. More for me than for you. I will be speaking, maybe just to hear my own voice.