What is Blokus, Gophers, and Gay Cowboys

Our weekend, Jeopardy style.

CATEGORY: Friday Night
Answer: Because our townhome is so far south, when friends come to visit, they often think they will end up in this corn-field covered state.
Question: What is Iowa.

Answer: This award winning, "Tetris" style board game was introduced to us by friends Cliff and Michelle.
Question: What is Blokus.

Answer: This song contained on the Beatles "Rubber Soul" album is often sung to Michelle by by the elderly men while she is helping them with their phyisical therapy.
Question: What is Michelle.

CATEGORY: Saturday Night
Answer: The nicknames of Erin's brother and friends: Josh, Jim, and Jacob, whom we took out to Joe Sensor's.
Question: What is J-Bone, JimBo, and Snake.

Answer: This "pocket" rodent is the mascot of the hockey and basketball games we watched while at the sports bar.
Question: What is a Gopher.

Answer: This remake of the 1968 movie staring Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda we watched late Saturday night.
Question: What is Yours, Mine, and Ours.

CATEGORY: Sunday
Answer: This book has sparked controversy in the church as a whole and because of the soon-to-be-released Ron Howard movie, our church has started offering Sunday school classes on how to deal with questions concerning the best-selling fiction book.
Question: What is The DaVinci Code

Answer: This "baker's" restaraunt, which not too long ago wouldn't seat us, is where my parents treated Erin and I to a brunch.
Question: What is Baker's Square.

Answer: This "gay cowboy" movie was thought to be a shoe-in for the "Best Picture" oscar but was upset by "Crash". (Thank you Lord.)
Question: What is Brokeback Mountain.

Final Jeopardy
Answer: This loved aunt was just given this blogs address by my mom over the weekend and is often thought of when I watch Batman. (Hint: Even though her name is the same as his sidekicks, she is no sidekick.)
Question: Who is aunt Robin.

—b

Monday, March 6th, 2006/1 Peter chapters 1 and 2

GOD'S MESSAGE FOR ME TODAY
Like new born babies, long for the pure milk of the word, so that by it you may grow in respect to salvation. —1 Peter 2:2

HOW DOES THIS APPLY TO MY LIFE?
We are to long for the word...Sometimes, I don't want to read scripture. Like a newborn, I become or can be fussy. But the more I read, and as I am consistant in it, the more I want it, and the more I live it.