Hello all! Well, I finally broke down and decided to use the library's computers. It is nice to have internet access more than once a month! Only problem is there's a 30-minute time limit. And right now I'm on my last five.... Oops.

Well, just thought I'd write a quick note. Not really much to say. I have joined the teeming throng of Michigan's Unemployed (unwillingly, I might add) and now have to figure out UIA. They do make it difficult to file a claim. You can only call on certain days and then you have to have all sorts of information. Other than that nothing is going on... Well, perhaps I should say "because of that" nothing is going on...   The job search has commenced, but the area I'm in currently is not the best to find a job... so I might have to branch out.

Gotta run! Hope you all are doing well!

Quick post.

I'm still alive! I don't know if anyone really reads this much anymore, but I will continue to write when I can. In Lansing for the night. The first time the entire family has been under one roof in probably... three years? Or more? Kinda mind-boggling. We all move around so much and are never here at the same time.

Nothing really happening. Life continues to move on and drag me with it. Looking into going back to school part-time starting in January. Would love to go back full-time, but unless hell freezes over and I get a scholarship there's not going to be much of a chance.

Reading Recomendation: "Mr Jones, Meet the Master" by Peter Marshall. Book of prayers and sermons for Rev. Peter Marshall of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in DC (around the 30s or 40s?). They are written with unbelievable strength and conviction. This may seem an overstatement to some, but I would put him down as some of the most touching, eloquent Christian literature I've read. (Which is saying something about the state of christian lit, or perhaps the state of what I've read...) Anyway, pick it up.