My life goes on...

Well, my Xanga has been shut down for good... So, being the stupid person I am, I got another one. I hope it won't be shut down, too. I'm too lazy to say anything else, besides I'm on Spring Break (!!!) and it's the most beautiful day EVER outside! And I danced for 5 1/2 hours yesterday. And Androo got his cast off yesterday! Feel free to leave a comment... They always light up my day!

The picture doth beest me at the rifle range a couple weeks ago... 'Twas very fun!

I hate Xanga!!!!!

I HATE IT! I wonder if I should totally switch to BlogSpot... The reason being somebody must have changed my password, because I tried logging in a million times, and it wouldn't let me. Then this thing popped up saying that I cannot try logging in for another half hour because I kept entering the wrong password. So now there's this big thing on my Xanga that says "ShirePony's site has been shut down for violation of Xanga's eligibility requirements..." AAAAUUUUGGGGHHHH!!!! I hope it'll free up and quit being so stupid in half an hour... If not, I'll either switch to BlogSpot only, or get another freaking Xanga... *sigh*

A greater revelation

We've been going through the book Experiencing God in school for Bible class, and there was one part that stuck out to me... Mrs. Dumont reminded me of it this morning when she read it in front of church. So here goes...

"...Jesus loved Lazarus, Mary, and Martha. Having received word that Lazarus was sick unto death, Jesus delayed going to Lazarus's home until he had died. In other words, Mary and Martha asked Jesus to come help their brother, and there was silence. All the way through the final sickness and death of Lazarus, Jesus did not respond. The family went through the entire funeral process. They prepared Lazarus's body for burial, put him in the tomb, and covered the opening with a stone. Still they experienced silence from God. Then Jesus said to his disciples, 'Let's go.' When Jesus arrived, Lazarus had been dead four days. Martha said to Jesus, 'Lord, if you would have been here, my brother would not have died...' It seemed to me as if Jesus had said to Mary and Martha: 'You are exactly right. If I had come, your brother would not have died. You know I could have healed him because you have seen me heal many times. If I had come when you asked me to, I would have healed him. But you would never have known any more about Me than you already know. I knew you were ready for a greater revelation of Me than you have ever known. I wanted you to come to know that I am the resurrection and the life. My refusal and My silence were not rejection. They were opportunities to disclose more of Me to you.' "

God's silence is not rejection. Sometimes it's just an opportunity for God to show more of Him to you.