Went to Lotus last night (friday)... really nice, posh restaurant/club/lounge... spent way too much money... argh.. and i wasn't even planning on going... but you all know how i am.. i'm very easily suckered into doing things.. haha.. i guess it was a good experience, but crazy expensive. on the taxi ride home last night.. i felt sooo guilty... so annoyed of myself. i totally coulda spent that money on more beneficial or useful means. oh well... twas an experience.
on a more positive note, spending all that money on food and club last night really made me look at what's important in my life and where i would and could put that money to better use. it also pacified some of the reluctance i had to spending a big sum of money on the things that actually are important in my life.
about the war... i could talk forever about the war and come up with no conclusion as to whether or not i'm pro- or anti-. but i was reminded yesterday by a friend that what stance we hold towards the war is not the pressing issue. what's important is that as a christian, we're out there caring and loving the people on our campus who are hurting cuz a family member or someone is in the war or something...
pray for the soldiers of both sides, their families, the civilians in Iraq, and Bush and other government leaders involved...
on a more positive note, spending all that money on food and club last night really made me look at what's important in my life and where i would and could put that money to better use. it also pacified some of the reluctance i had to spending a big sum of money on the things that actually are important in my life.
about the war... i could talk forever about the war and come up with no conclusion as to whether or not i'm pro- or anti-. but i was reminded yesterday by a friend that what stance we hold towards the war is not the pressing issue. what's important is that as a christian, we're out there caring and loving the people on our campus who are hurting cuz a family member or someone is in the war or something...
pray for the soldiers of both sides, their families, the civilians in Iraq, and Bush and other government leaders involved...
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