I've been engrossed in this book for about a week almost and I just can't seem to put it down.  The lines are intriguing as well as the plot.  Obviously, when you realize that someone has been through some of the things you delved into many years ago, you seem to get attached and ...engrossed.  I should write the author...

As for other things going on:

August 14th: No Work/XYZ Luncheon 10:30A-12N
August 15th: Last Day of Work for the Summer/Lunch with Bev/No Friday Night plans
August 16th: Coffee with Kendra @ 10A/Shopping? Packing? idk...
August 17th: Dinner with fam before we all head-off a la escuela
August 18th: Move back to HU!

...and the rest that follow are consecutive, but more detailed, because of more events entering daily activities.

Have you ever wrote out a list of your good qualities? Probably, and it was most likely a school assignment, or something that was required in a peer mediation group or during some kind of 'get-to-know-you' activity...or maybe even at church...
Well, have you ever written a list extricating all of your bad qualities?  I bring this up because I had learned through some kind of communication that it would be a good psychological exercise; to finally see yourself through others' eyes--namely...your enemies...but it could be your friends as well (depending on how well you know yourself: good AND bad).

Try it.
Try both.
Compare them and see what surfaces. Maybe some convictions. Possibly some confessions. Hopefully some praises.

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Being aware is not a chore for me. It's a daily exercise.  It can sometimes come on as OCD, but then, being with friends, the wise ones, hold me accountable for such behavior. 
Can being aware be considered as in the Bible being watchful?  It is listed many times throughout the Bible.  Apparently, it's the same when your parents keep telling you to "wash your hands after you sneeze"; after so many times, you begin to realize it's importance to the source.  And in the Bible it's Source.

Let me know what you think on these.
Opinions, truths, and prophecies are encouraged

Blessings friends!

Selah House (www.selahhouse.net)
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I met with my advisor today in Huntington about the possibilities of my upcoming internship (called PRIME) nearing around (the closest time) Spring 2010.

I told him about my interview with Selah House on July 14th and how much of an impact it had on me.  The impact was my heart's desire to be a part of that ministry. 

As I got closer to Anderson, IN (and driving through the city), I felt it especially strong. When I entered the house (on the website, you can see the house; inside AND outside, as well as the owned property) I noticed the welcoming atmosphere; like a home away from home.  Everyone was dressed as in a Friday-Professional modest style, and ..get this: no one wore socks or shoes. 

When the interview commenced, I was led into a room like an upper-class living room.  With two couches, containing lined pillows, facing each other, a coffee table, and a comfy chair off to the side, Shane and Amos began the conversation of why I chose to have an internship with them.  I was stumbling over my words (going through many drafts) during the interview because of the extreme emotional high I was on, with the realization of the power of the place, and it's presence in my heart. When I explained to them my desire to work with girls who are going through the same struggles I've been through in my past, and to help with (or lead up) the/a musical worship program, they were surprised.  They said, "well that's interesting that you are desiring to work with us in building a musical worship program because....we've been praying for that for quite a while now."
Needlesstosay, there was mutual (professional--in other words "subdued") excitement.

As we continued in the interview with bipartisan excitement, they asked me about when I would be able to help them in their ministry and how long. And, as the interview ended, they asked if they could pray for me. (HUGE SMILE on my part!) Of course I internally jumped at the idea.  They brought out their accountant who has been working with them for a while and had been going through a difficult time currently...and still battles with ED.  The prayer was like an onlaying of confirmation by the Holy Spirit.

Selah House is a major possibility as to what I will do for PRIME (Practical Research and Immersion through Ministry Effectiveness) around Spring of '10.

Please pray for this opportunity as to what the Lord's will may be for me and the group or persons with whom I will be working.  May it be for His Glory.