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home of the Vikings
10.07.04 (10:00 pm)   [edit]

With all of the green and gold around here these days, you'd think I was Packer-land!  Either that or that it was a fall day (wait, it is!) The trees I've seen lately are more beautiful than the one before, even when I can't imagine that being possible! (but it's true!!) Everything seems a little bit more clear lately.  At first, I was hoping I'd seemore color on the trees (since there are many yellow leaves on the ground) but it is a beautiful stage to be at and I'm choosing to enjoy it while it's here.  I think the leaves fell so early this year because it was a pretty dry summer (or so I heard.)  There are still plenty on the trees, and there's time for them to turn a number of colors!!  It's time for me to bring my camera w/ me.
Holy Convocation Day was great- Hundreds of people from my school got together and worshipped God and prayed, and expressed, and relaxed- muy bien!  There's just something about coming together as a group of individuals to form something bigger for a bigger purpose.  We walked all over campus and prayed for things like our friends/neighbors who come to the park,


and the average 14 women a day who get abortions at the clinical across the street from our school- - and issues specific to our school- and at other times, we focused on praising God for what he's done and how good he is- how faithful- never leaving us- and there was a cool atmosphere in the gym where some musicians played, people relaxed, read/prayed, wrote (concerns/anything), drew, painted . . . We closed it all off with communion.
That pic is of Elliot Park, which now has some yellow- it's so great to have growing life in the midst of all the concrete and metal of downtown.
 


posted by: Chuck (reply)
post date: 10.07.04 (10:53 pm)

Elliot Park is way uglier than in that picture.



posted by: SparklingSnow (reply)
post date: 10.09.04 (12:47 pm)

No way- Elliot Park is AWESOME! It feels like home to me- when I go home, I inch down the street, staring at the trees and flowers, and try to take it all in. Elliot Park has equipment to play on, a tennis court, basketball court, baseball diamond, areas for soccer (no goals), a 'wading pool,' . . . a community center- and now, leaves changing colors! It may not be a botanical garden or a forest, but it's home.



posted by: Chuck (reply)
post date: 10.09.04 (3:08 pm)

Reply to: SparklingSnow
You make it sound like a friggin resort!

I have nothing against Elliot Park; It's a great place to hang out and enjoy the outdoors. But it's no nature reserve, and the city has invaded it just as much as it has invaded the city.

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