say hi to the new member of the "CUBE" family. (i might name her, but.... the rest ain't got names yet. if you have a suggestion do let me know!)
it's alright to be different, especially when so many out there do not live the same standards as those found in The Strength of Youth. through my years in the youth program i've learnt that rationalizing with yourself is very very dangerous. whether it be in language, media, modesty.. it is so important to keep as far away to the edge as possible. saying," oh well.. maybe a little $&^%#$^ words in this song is fine, since the beat is so good" or "this show just has one bad scene. i can get my friends to ask me to look away."
speaking of which, recently there has been a few cool movies coming out, one of which is "yes man" which looks good. and, jim carrey's in it! then i saw the trailer. pg - sexual refernces. i was like"aw man...". later that day josh had gone out with a group of army friends. they decided to watch "yes man". he called home (thank goodness) to let my mum know he'll be coming home later than expected and told him they were going to watch the show. i let him know the rating and he said he'll let his friends know that he'll head home. my mum was trying to 'console' him, thinking that he was disappointed but he said," mum, it's not an issue."
peace out friends (: