Magenta might steal this one... picture, saying, the works, except she doesn't throw shade.I think I'm a perennial.
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That was an awesome year.What if I’m a golden (literally lol) oldie from the prehistoric year of 1976???![]()
That was an awesome year.
That was an awesome year.
It was just the 200th year of independence for America so there were lots of big celebrations and events going on.Aww, too bad I wasn't alive to experience the awesomeness...![]()
Me too 'cause I feel old.according to the internets, i'm a millennial.
gene. Actually we should be focusing on "Gen Z" more since they're the ones becoming adults now.
One of these days they'll have a treatment plan for cell phone addiction. I use to work at a call center and after yammering on phones for hours operators' would spend lunch on their cell phones. Koo-coo!One night as I was preparing to leave my daughter's house, nobody was in the family room as I was putting on my shoes, so I started flipping through the TV channels to see what was on, an lo! Miley Cyrus was hosting Saturday Night Live, so I stayed long enough to catch a couple of the sketches on millennials, and boy, were they hilarious! One was spoofing a scene from When Harry Met Sally, which was pretty funny, but the truly memorable skit showcased four millennials in an office tower talking to each other completely devoid of eye contact, for they were too busy messaging and checking their phones. One of them got frustrated with their phone and threw it out threw it out of the high-rise, and then instantly regretting his action, dove out the window after it. The other three crowded around the window, not to watch the death of their cohort as he plummeted to his death, but to turn their backs to the window so they could take selfies of themselves with their friend plummeting to his death behind them. Morbid, yes, but funny none-the-lessAnd it seemed to so much about today's world...
Hi! I am a millennial too. I think it's a huge blessing and responsibility to be a Christian millennial. There are many from our generation that have lost hope in God. Many try to find fulfillment and lasting joy in other things, people or ways of thinking. Then there's the other half that does believe in God but they have wandered in their thinking. They are not on the straight and narrow path and believe in things that the Bible speaks against.
These people need love. It is our job as Christians to show them the light we reflect from our Father. When they see this light it plants a seed. So if you look at it that way...Christian millennials have a large opportunity to witness to those in our generation. We have some hard work ahead of us...but as long as we depend on God for our strength we can accomplish his goals for us.![]()