Tomorrow is Christmas Eve!!

Ah, the crazy shopping season. As I went to Wal-mart today, it seemed that most of Riverton was the same kind of shopper that I was this year... last minute. Doh! At least I didn't have to wait too long in line, and I know, I know... I thrust this all on myself. My dad will be here in a few hours to spend Christmas with us. So, that's pretty neat. Haven't seen my dad since the wedding, so I'm looking forward to hanging out with him. Jade is rather defiant today... probably because she spends a lot of time in the kennel if we have to run around town. She's still not potty-trained completely yet, and still will go in the house, so its all necessary, you see. She's a good pup, though, and I'm still grateful to Sara for getting her for me. Sara is at work until 7pm tonight because it is the last day before Christmas, and the Ledge is almost too well known for their pies (they are very excellent though). She'll be coming home after everyone picks up their pies, so it might be later than 7... oh well... at least I'll have her for the whole weekend :D. I reckon I should really post more about the Youth Ministry. We had a youth meeting last night, and it went pretty well. The kids played a game called "Dueling Carolers" which involved them writing down every Christmas carol they knew and singing them. The team who had the most "original" (aka the other team didn't have it) would win. In the end, it was the girls who won... again... I have to come up with a game that they boys can win for next time. As for my Zire 72, I've been using it extensively, for almost everything except for browsing the internet and writing lessons anymore. I use it as my Bible with MyBible by Laridian, and Palm Bible+. With those two together I have the NLT, NIV, RSV, ESV, Greek, KJV with Strongs, and WEB. Also with Robertson's Word Pictures and Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary, the Works of Josephus, the Vine's Dictionary of New Testament Words, and an English to Greek Lexicon. Crazy, huh? Well, I better get moving, In His Service, Isaiah