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For those of you who don’t understand archaeology, I have made a diagram.
This is brilliant!
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Posted on May 22, 2013 via Hamm Pix with 143,740 notes
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I’m willing to watch that horrible movie just over this sappy feelgood stuff.
Zach is now my favorite comedian in Hollywood. Would I ever watch one of his films? Possibly…
Posted on May 21, 2013 via Agent 3Z with 228,873 notes
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Lego apartment block.
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BSG cyolon mirror? (Taken with Instagram at IKEA)
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My newest tee shirt! (Taken with Instagram)
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The Addition
The new addition is nearing completion.
Work has slowed- the digging, foundation and framing moves quickly.
The rest though is much slower- hundreds, thousands of details before completion
The offices are finished, in the midst of moving in. In other places bare floor, concrete or wood. And then the places that have laminate, carpet, linoleum waiting for the next step.
Drywall is hung, awaiting tape and paint.
Doors resting against a wall, waiting to be hung.
Everything is rough around the edges- places where the carpenter could have sanded better, where the light switch is behind the open door, or how one even gets into the new space from the old- crossing the chancel, between the table and the pulpit. The old lean on the rail where they meet God as they pass, the young fly through with abandon, sometimes slowing enough to help the elders cross the threshold into the new-exciting-different space. All excited to see what has changed since last week, breathing life into that which is incomplete, just as God does for us who are incomplete. Waiting for completion in what was begun in baptism. -
John Cleese and Michael Palin debate Life of Brian with religious leaders (Found at Friendly Atheist)
Wait, the Life of Brian is satire? And is perhaps not about Jesus?
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Posted on May 9, 2012 via The Wondrful World of Alx Robinson with 3,637 notes
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Dinner this evening. Salad!
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WANT!!!!!!!!!
Lego Super Star Destroyer 10221 (The Executor). $400. With over 3000 bricks, measuring 50 inches long, and weighing in at over 8 lbs, LEGO has converted Darth Vader’s Destroyer into a blocky masterpiece.
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Posted on June 30, 2011 via OBSQR with 77 notes
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