Month: September 2010

I think there are several different kinds of bloggers.  You get the one’s who are just everyday Joe’s or Jill’s who use a blog like an online journal, that’s not really meant for anyone but their own amusement.  Then there are the bloggers who post on current world events and political views, also on current world issues, and are basically an opinion based article.

Then you get the comedy one’s that are sending up different political, religious views or just life in general.  Then there are the blogs that are reviews on music, books, movies.  Those often fall within different viewpoint categories as well.

Finally, you get the blogs which are just random pointless musings that are really just an excuse for procrastination.

Which to be honest, is the reason for this post.

Anyway, no thought for today, except:

C’ARN THE PIES!

Oh, and I made this for fun

I think there are several different kinds of bloggers.  You get the one’s who are just everyday Joe’s or Jill’s who use a blog like an online journal, that’s not really meant for anyone but their own amusement.  Then there are the bloggers who post on current world events and political views, also on current world issues, and are basically an opinion based article.

Then you get the comedy one’s that are sending up different political, religious views or just life in general.  Then there are the blogs that are reviews on music, books, movies.  Those often fall within different viewpoint categories as well.

Finally, you get the blogs which are just random pointless musings that are really just an excuse for procrastination.

Which to be honest, is the reason for this post.

Anyway, no thought for today, except:

C’ARN THE PIES!

Oh, and I made this for fun

It was Dads’ Day today.  And Perth put on really nice weather for it today.  I made Dad breakfast in bed.  Then I took him to Church, mum came as well.  Haydn spoke on the Lessons we learned from our Dads, and he had to tie it into our new theme of Riverview at the Movies.  So he used clips from the film Charlie and Boots [an Aussie movie] to highlight some points.

I have to say, my favourite quote from the movie is this one:

You gotta know when to laugh at religion.

I’ve bought some new songs today.

1.  Coma – The Jacob Butler Project [featuring Jacob Butler who was an Aussie Idol contestant back in 2007]

2. Smile – Uncle Kracker – I’m predicting this song will be a One-Hit wonder.  Never heard of the guy before, but the song is really catchy and just feel good.

3.  Prayin’ For You – Lecrae; I heard this song for the first time at Church when the dance team did a dance to it.  Pretty uplifting, and it’s actually hip-hop/rap.

I’ve also bought a few of his other tracks as well.  Christian hip-hop/rap artist.  Lot better than Eminem in that regard.  Even though the Em man is pretty good.

So, that’s me for tonight.

Work tomorrow.  And every other day of the week.  Oh, I also finished my Bible course, but I want to do another one next term, we’ll see though.

I’ll leave you with this thought:

We make a living through what we get, but we make a life through what we give.

It was Dads’ Day today.  And Perth put on really nice weather for it today.  I made Dad breakfast in bed.  Then I took him to Church, mum came as well.  Haydn spoke on the Lessons we learned from our Dads, and he had to tie it into our new theme of Riverview at the Movies.  So he used clips from the film Charlie and Boots [an Aussie movie] to highlight some points.

I have to say, my favourite quote from the movie is this one:

http://www.youtube.com/v/bI0tUNXtRco?fs=1&hl=en_US

You gotta know when to laugh at religion.

I’ve bought some new songs today.

1.  Coma – The Jacob Butler Project [featuring Jacob Butler who was an Aussie Idol contestant back in 2007]

2. Smile – Uncle Kracker – I’m predicting this song will be a One-Hit wonder.  Never heard of the guy before, but the song is really catchy and just feel good.

3.  Prayin’ For You – Lecrae; I heard this song for the first time at Church when the dance team did a dance to it.  Pretty uplifting, and it’s actually hip-hop/rap.

I’ve also bought a few of his other tracks as well.  Christian hip-hop/rap artist.  Lot better than Eminem in that regard.  Even though the Em man is pretty good.

So, that’s me for tonight.

Work tomorrow.  And every other day of the week.  Oh, I also finished my Bible course, but I want to do another one next term, we’ll see though.

I’ll leave you with this thought:

We make a living through what we get, but we make a life through what we give.