What the HECK am I gonna do on Tuesday nights from 8-9 p.m.? AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!! I have watched The Gilmore Girls for 7 Freakin' years and laughed and cried over and over. AND NOW THERE IS ONE MORE SHOW! THAT's IT!!!! And ever WORSE...Luke and Lorelei are NOT getting married!!!! How can the writers be so awful?!?!?!?! I have watched the two of them dance around, with and through each other for 7 years! And NO DANG WEDDING?!?!

I know this is not earth shattering but sometimes...there are what seem like frivolous things that just make our days a bit brighter...and this was one thing that I REALLY enjoyed.



Let ME marry Luke!!! I'll take him!

I LOVE the internet! It has made my life SSSSOOOO much easier! I can get on there and send e-mails to ppl to find things out quickly OR in a way that is less intrusive to them...they can answer when they have the time. I also can pay my bills right away...RIGHT AWAY! I am terrible at getting payments mailed out on time. And then I have to worry if they are going to get the payment on time, cash the check too early, too late, blah..blah...blah. And with an online pymt I have an instant confirmation number! So cool!

AND, I can order food at many places online and set my pick-up time for later!

I am in 'one of THOSE moods' right now. I still think it would be even better if I had a computer that was hooked up to a treadmill and only worked if I walked on the treadmill. I would do my arse alot of good!

A 100-year-old Baptist church in the heart of New York was the venue Saturday for an ABC debate on the existence of God. Actor Kirk Cameron and best-selling author Ray Comfort "faced off" against two atheists from the "Rational Response Squad," in a debate moderated by ABC Nightline's Martin Bashir.

"We were delighted ABC gave us the opportunity to present our case," said Comfort, "but we were taken aback by the aggressive nature of the debate. The audience was evenly divided between believers and atheists. The believers were very polite and quiet, while the atheists were extremely vocal. 'Nasty' is an appropriate word. We felt life a couple of goldfish in a pool of hungry Piranhas, and were getting a sense of what the early Christians must have felt in a Roman coliseum."

In the debate, Comfort presented proof for the existence of God, while Cameron offered evidence to show that the theory of Darwinian evolution is unreasonable and unscientific. They pointed evolutionists to www.IntelligentDesignVersusEvolution.com, where they're offering $10,000 to anyone who can provide a genuine, living transitional form supporting evolutionary claims. The debate also addressed such questions as "Who made God?" and "What about the heathen in Africa who've never heard about God?"

"The atheists made it very clear they didn't like what we said," Cameron explained. "They were full of mockery and sarcasm, belittling the many great scientists and intellectuals who recognize the existence of a Supreme Being. But the average American isn't viciously anti-God. In fact, polls show that more than 90 percent believe in His existence. Our hope is that the program will cause people to think deeply about the evidence presented, and challenge them to consider this most important issue of life."

While Comfort and Cameron will have to wait until Wednesday to see what the public thinks of the debate, they report that they've already received encouraging email from one audience member who commended their presentation: "Good job last night! Although I received my invitation to the show via the atheist camp, I must confess that I was impressed with the two of you (and that I was embarrassed by at least two atheist audience members, whose hostile questions bordered on heckling--I admired your calm and courteous responses). ...I find the 'Design means there was a Designer' argument to be perfectly logical. I just have yet to come across convincing evidence that this Master Designer of the Universe inspired the Judeo-Christian Bible.'"

Another encouragement, Comfort added, was that both mothers of the two atheists in the debate are Christians--one of whom was in the front row of the audience. Comfort stated, "Both sincerely thanked us for our stand, and said that they were earnestly praying for us."

The entire debate will be streamed Wednesday, May 9, at 1:00 p.m. EDT ( 10:00 a.m. PST) on http://abcnews.go.com/nightline/, then again at 2:00 p.m. EDT (11:00 a.m. PST) on http://abcnews.go.com/abcnewsnow/, and an excerpt will be aired that night on ABC's Nightline.

It's a lovely day! And I have been enjoying it!

I still have classwork to do for tomorrow night so that should take up my evening.

For those of you that stopped by here Saturday and left comments, thank you so much! I am sorry I didn't make the rounds but it was garage sale day. It went well and the kids made a bunch of money. After I got it cleaned up, hubby took us out for dinner...he called it an early Mother's Day dinner. Next week we will be up north at my parents'. My mother's church has a mother/daughter banquet (as do alot of churches) and I promised her I would attend this year. My daughter is also going.

After the wonderful dinner, the kids went to the Meijer's store and spent most of their money on new MP3 players. So those took up most of their evening. I was tired and fell asleep on the couch! I got up later only to fall asleep in the bed.

At church today Pastor Brad had leaflets stuffed in our bulletin/sermon outline. The leaflets gave dates of upcoming church events for this month. He said that his mission this summer is to have a lot more 'fellowship time'. He's off to a good start! I got out my pocket calendar and started filling it in. Looks like he is going to keep us busy! That doesn't include what the women's groups might have cooked up...but...for me...it is baby steps. I can only take in so much at once.

Hope you all have had a nice weekend!