I love movies! I love to sit in a dark room with a nice big bowl of popcorn and "vegg-out".
So I've put together a list of great movie quotes that can be used again and again, see how many you can get right. The winner gets a great big Becka hug!
1. "I'm always on the lookout for the next ex-Mrs. Malcolm."
2. "My Mama says that alligators are so ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush."
3. "You want the truth? You can't handle the truth!"
4. "I'll make you an offer you can't refuse."
5. "Great Scott!"
6. "There is no try, only do."
7. "You're my best good friend."
8. "Nice skis...they yours? Both of them? Cool."
9. "I just can't do it captain... I don't have the power!"
10. "I've got the need... the need for the speed!"
11. "Life's a garden... dig it."
12. "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and take a look around, you might miss it."
13. "Luke... I ammm your faaaattthhherrrrrr."
14. "If we wanted us a couple of wussies we would've named them Dr. Quinn and Medicine Woman."
Let the games begin!
::~::~::THE BEST IS YET TO COME ... cherishing the adventures in our lives::~::~::
11/6/08
Evolving in a world created by Heavenly Father
In my college English 102 course, I have to write a 2,500 word research paper on the topic of teaching evolution and creationism equally in schools. I have learned a lot from these upper-level English classes. Things I would never have even thought to ask before.
Who knew that evolution vs. creationism could be such an interesting topic to a girl from small town Idaho? Well, if you are one who is surprised, you're not alone. I am absolutely shocked that I have become passionate about these sort of topics. never the less, as I grow up and watch my boys grow up, I realize more and more every day that these specific topics can and will affect our future generations. Do I want the theory of evolution to completely over-shadow our central belief in a creator? Absolutely not! But I am all for healthy discussion and contemplation regarding both theories to allow our youth to make educated decisions.
To put it simply, everything that survives, evolves...
Mickey Mouse, 1928...
He has skinny arms and legs and wore smaller shoes.
Mickey, circa 1940...
His cute tail became longer, his shoes sprouted a few sizes, and he began wearing white gloves.
... Mickey, now...
...our beloved buddy has gained a little weight, changed shoes a time or two, and introduced us to his friends, Goofy, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and even Pluto.
I love seeing how things evolve: friendships, a child's mind, houses into homes.
But above all of this, how can a person refute Heavenly Father's creative hands when looking into your newborns face, or seeing the first of many perfect smiles?
Who knew that evolution vs. creationism could be such an interesting topic to a girl from small town Idaho? Well, if you are one who is surprised, you're not alone. I am absolutely shocked that I have become passionate about these sort of topics. never the less, as I grow up and watch my boys grow up, I realize more and more every day that these specific topics can and will affect our future generations. Do I want the theory of evolution to completely over-shadow our central belief in a creator? Absolutely not! But I am all for healthy discussion and contemplation regarding both theories to allow our youth to make educated decisions.
To put it simply, everything that survives, evolves...
Mickey Mouse, 1928...
He has skinny arms and legs and wore smaller shoes.
Mickey, circa 1940...
His cute tail became longer, his shoes sprouted a few sizes, and he began wearing white gloves.
... Mickey, now...
...our beloved buddy has gained a little weight, changed shoes a time or two, and introduced us to his friends, Goofy, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and even Pluto.
I love seeing how things evolve: friendships, a child's mind, houses into homes.
But above all of this, how can a person refute Heavenly Father's creative hands when looking into your newborns face, or seeing the first of many perfect smiles?
11/3/08
Happy Halloween!
First of all, I would like to say that I am not just slacking on my blogging, I have been really busy! School is kicking my behind right now, and work is well, crazy!
I will try to be better this month!
This year, since my camera is still broken, I decided that i would post other pictures to give you an idea of our halloween evening...
Mikey was a itty-bitty teddy bear, who sucked on his thumb all night, before hibernating.
Noah was a frog with yellow and green spots on his face. Ribbett - Ribbett.
Timo showed off his huge muscles as the Incredible Hulk. (Very intimidating)
Eric was a football head, wearing sporty pajamies with a face painted as a football.
I joined in by being a beautiful butterfly.
And Jeremy was of course, the most outrageous Boise State football fan!
I will try to be better this month!
This year, since my camera is still broken, I decided that i would post other pictures to give you an idea of our halloween evening...
Mikey was a itty-bitty teddy bear, who sucked on his thumb all night, before hibernating.
Noah was a frog with yellow and green spots on his face. Ribbett - Ribbett.
Timo showed off his huge muscles as the Incredible Hulk. (Very intimidating)
Eric was a football head, wearing sporty pajamies with a face painted as a football.
I joined in by being a beautiful butterfly.
And Jeremy was of course, the most outrageous Boise State football fan!
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