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Id repent and trust Jesus, with all the trusts I have in this small heart of mine. and believe that He has forgiven every sin ive done .. and i'd have a communion,. and,. ill hug my parents and my brother and my sister, ill leave all the love i had in this world, and carry with me, God's love
wow i hope i could do this in just one day, send a msg to everyone on my msn list. !!! and tell them. imma meet Jesus!!!
my last forum post will be. "im going home see ya'll!"
Id repent and trust Jesus, with all the trusts I have in this small heart of mine. and believe that He has forgiven every sin ive done .. and i'd have a communion,. and,. ill hug my parents and my brother and my sister, ill leave all the love i had in this world, and carry with me, God's love
wow i hope i could do this in just one day, send a msg to everyone on my msn list. !!! and tell them. imma meet Jesus!!!
my last forum post will be. "im going home see ya'll!"
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I would get up early and cook some pancakes or french toast for my kids and wife like i normally do on sundays, then take a little time after to make some videos for my kids, like the country song 18 video tapes. then play with the kids outside until naptime, I would spend the afternoon with my wife on the couch just holding her. When the kids got up from naps we would go do whatever they wanted to go do, then come home cook everyones favorite meal, spend the evening with the tv off just playing and laughing. Give the kids baths and get them in their pj's, tuck them in bed and tell them that i love them and will be going to meet Jesus but not to worry because although they won't be able to see me, that i will always be there. Spend the rest of the night with my wife in my arms smiling and tell her goodbye.
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Well, I'd basically do what I always do with some minor adjustments, if it was a 24 hour period...warning: I like schedules!
7:00am: I'd wake up and join the monks on campus for Lauds so I could begin my day with scriptural prayer.
7:30am: I'd go eat breakfast in the cafeteria with my friends...probably eat tons of bacon, buttery french toast, grits, eggs, and an epic glass of orange juice.
8:30am: I'd begin writing letters to my loved ones, short simple goodbye/will type of stuff.
12:00pm: Join the monks again for Midday prayer.
12:30pm: I'd go eat lunch, probably off campus. Philly Cheesesteak.
1:00pm: Call up the other monks I know in Indiana and tell them how much they affected my life, and how much I love them.
3:00pm: Hang out with my friends and tell them how much they mean to me.
5:00pm: Final confession & mass with the monks on campus.
5:30pm: Huge awesome dinner with my friends. Steak. Taters. A pint of Guinness. I'd make it a party, with my favorite band (Flogging Molly) playing songs on the juke box that we would all sing and have a good time to.
7:00pm: Vespers (evening prayer) with the monks. I would savor the sound of their voices as they chanted psalms and sang hymns.
7:30pm: I'd talk to the monks on campus and let them know how much they have impacted my life.
9:00pm: I'd sit somewhere - probably the chapel - and read out of the Bible, contemplating it and the road ahead.
11:00pm: I'd go lay out on the plaza in front of the Abbey church, stare at the stars, and thinks about God until I dozed off to sleep, making sure to think of his love for me, my love for him, and my trust in him.
I guess I would fall asleep and not wake up here anymore...this is basically my day, except the food is dull and I don't have fun pub-parties with Flogging Molly in the background...and I always wake up not dead...so far lol.
7:00am: I'd wake up and join the monks on campus for Lauds so I could begin my day with scriptural prayer.
7:30am: I'd go eat breakfast in the cafeteria with my friends...probably eat tons of bacon, buttery french toast, grits, eggs, and an epic glass of orange juice.
8:30am: I'd begin writing letters to my loved ones, short simple goodbye/will type of stuff.
12:00pm: Join the monks again for Midday prayer.
12:30pm: I'd go eat lunch, probably off campus. Philly Cheesesteak.
1:00pm: Call up the other monks I know in Indiana and tell them how much they affected my life, and how much I love them.
3:00pm: Hang out with my friends and tell them how much they mean to me.
5:00pm: Final confession & mass with the monks on campus.
5:30pm: Huge awesome dinner with my friends. Steak. Taters. A pint of Guinness. I'd make it a party, with my favorite band (Flogging Molly) playing songs on the juke box that we would all sing and have a good time to.
7:00pm: Vespers (evening prayer) with the monks. I would savor the sound of their voices as they chanted psalms and sang hymns.
7:30pm: I'd talk to the monks on campus and let them know how much they have impacted my life.
9:00pm: I'd sit somewhere - probably the chapel - and read out of the Bible, contemplating it and the road ahead.
11:00pm: I'd go lay out on the plaza in front of the Abbey church, stare at the stars, and thinks about God until I dozed off to sleep, making sure to think of his love for me, my love for him, and my trust in him.
I guess I would fall asleep and not wake up here anymore...this is basically my day, except the food is dull and I don't have fun pub-parties with Flogging Molly in the background...and I always wake up not dead...so far lol.