Tomorrow marks the celebration of all that we've been blessed with. As a nation, as individuals, as families, and as followers of Christ, we have all been given so much. Too often I hear people complaining about this, or complaining about that. Let us not forget all that we have. I also want to take this chance to thank the warriors in our Armed Forces, who many times pay the ultimate price so that we may enjoy the freedoms that we have. This Thanksgiving, take the opportunity to thank those around you, and to be thankful for the people in your life - the saying still holds, "you don't know what you have til you don't have it".
This should be my last post til I'm back on campus Saturday. I'm currently debating going to the game on Saturday, or spending that day with my family on what will be my last Thanksgiving Break as a student. If I do wind up in athens, the bunny won't be there. Sorry to disappoint :(
Here's to a great Thanksgiving and to hopefully beating the mutts in athens on Saturday!
Yesterday's answer: Neither went to UGAy!
Today's joke: What happened to the two UGA-fan hunters who were following a set of tracks?
2 comments:
Why was Jesus not born in Athens? Because they couldn't find two wise men OR a virgin.
Winfield,
I'm afraid I got ya beat (check one of my other recent posts w/ a ugay joke, i have a very similar one)
;)
you gonna be at the cesspool tomorrow?
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