Found a combination padlock recently. Decoded it today. Of course, the moment it became usable, it became no use.
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Hey there, and welcome to my online diary.
It's just an aide memoire of whatever I happen to have done lately, be that going on holiday or watching a movie.
Where I've said that I hate something, it's probably because I care about it enough to want better for it.
I am also a Christian, but I think everyone defines that box differently.
Agreement is not required, but friendliness helps. :)
Peace,
Steve.
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Some things I feel proud about:
Film-making
Radio
Acting
Still photography
Teaching
I’ve travelled a bit
I like diversity
I’m a good listener
I can spell millennium
I buy fair trade coffee and free range eggs
I exercise
I’m positive-minded
Honesty and doing the right thing are more important to me than anything else, although I consistently fail at them
Some things I'm still working on:
All of the above
I have difficulty remembering names and faces
I have little sense of geographical direction
Time-management (I need deadlines)
I rarely get to bed early
I’m not very good at making things happen
I sometimes get annoyed at computers
I don’t like confronting people
I find it hard to tell people ‘no’
Sometimes people disbelieve me
I was unpopular at all my schools, and had to move because I wouldn't hit anyone back
I find prayer difficult
I sometimes mistrust God
I've never seen Lord Of The Rings or The Empire Strikes Back, so please don't tell me what happens. :)
Neither here nor there:
I like plain white or loud colours
I’m always busy
I'm quiet in a crowd
I don’t like using the phone
I've never been on a date
Yes, that has always hurt
This is what I look like when I'm very tired:
:)
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Current favourite Bible verses:
I may promise life to a good man, but if he starts thinking that his past goodness is enough and begins to sin, I will not remember any of the good he did. He will die because of his sins.
Ezekiel 33:13
I may warn an evil man that he is going to die, but if he stops sinning and does what is right and good - for example, if he returns the security he took for a loan or gives back what he stole - if he stops sinning and follows the laws that give life, he will not die, but live.
Ezekiel 33:14-15
If he changes the way he thinks and acts, forgive him.
Luke 17:3b
The word of truth lasts forever,
but lies last only a moment.
Proverbs 12:19
Be honest and you show that you have reverence for the LORD;
be dishonest and you show that you do not.
Proverbs 14:2
You should each judge your own conduct. If it is good, then you can be proud of what you yourself have done, without having to compare it with what someone else has done.
Galatians 6:4
Links
Friends' blogs:
Brett
Random Dave
Scottish Dave
Frank
Greg
Herschel
Jacob
Jean
Joe
Jonathan
Melissa
Melva
Paul
The Reynolds
Rhett
Sara
Sarah
Tim
My church
My church's podcasts
Media:
Bill And Ted's Excellent Online Adventures
Christian Broadcasting Association
Christian Resources Centre
Doctor Who Guide
Doctor Who Image Archive
Dwayne's Super 8 processing
Filmguide.co.nz
God's ipod
Lego - the Bible
Lego - Star Wars
Marvel Chronology Project
Moon Landings Revealed
Sesame Street songs
Sliders
Tony Hawks
TV Ark - British TV Museum
TV logos
"Weird Al" Yankovic
Useful Resources:
Acronym Finder
Amazon.com
Anagram Finder
BibleGateway.com
BookCrossing.com
cession church
Flightradar24.com
Oak Hall Christian Holidays
Old versions of computer programs
Printable rulers
The Society For The Protection Of Unborn Children
Time - local
Time - world
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