Unfortunately, David (a.k.a. anonymous in the December 5, 5:55 comment) is right. The Rube Goldberg idea does take a lot more time than I expected it to, so I’m going to make this post quick, but there are two things I wanted to mention. First, if you missed the Christmas concert (David) it’s been posted in the conservatory archives now http://www.wheaton.edu/wetn/conservarchive.htm. I also thought you might be interested to know that every night at midnight, a group of friends of mine goes outside to Fischer lawn (in front of my dorm) stands in a circle and sings. We start with a song that they sing at HoneyRock called “Let Us Adore” then we sing whatever song we feel like, and we end with the doxology. I join them whenever I happen to be up at midnight (which is pretty often). It’s really simple but very good way to end the day.
oh, one more thing I think you might appreciate: http://www.wheaton.edu/wetn/flash-chapel/chap10-11/101206Vischer.html
ReplyDeleteThat sound like a awesome way to end every day.
ReplyDeleteSo, this is what I got out of your post:
ReplyDelete1. You value my opinions and have realized that you should come to me for help more often.
2. Some of your friends are going to be standing outside in the cold and snow at midnight.
My conclusion: You want me to start a snowball fight.
You know David, I wasn't surprised when I found out you had found my blog, but I did have a premonition that there might be some unforeseen consequences.... Or maybe it wasn't a premonition, maybe it was a straightforward, logical conclusion....
ReplyDeleteUmm, Anonymous (AKA David), does that mean you are going to throw snowballs at Daniel and his friends while standing in the snow at midnight? I suppose that is a logical conclusion?
ReplyDeleteWell, Bekah, I guess that was one of my ideas, but I didn't do it - at least, I haven't done it yet.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Daniel! Hope you're having fun!
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