Medicine of Immortality "It's a cold, and it's a broken, 'Hallelujah!'"

Posted by Rachel on October 31st, 2002

Rachel’s Dictionary

normaler (adjective): to be more normal, or less strange, than whatever the heck you were talking about in the first place.

sillily (adverb): Characteristic of fluffballs or those that hold to the Reformed faith, the manner in which a course of action is taken

wondralphful (adjective): Something of great value or quality, having positive effects on fluffy materials.

Rick (noun): The bestest guy on the face of the planet (known to excite fluff to great and even dangerous degrees).

The End.

Posted by Rachel on October 31st, 2002

It’s how you play the game

My family played pictionary tonight – girls against boys. Every time we won a round, I’d stand up and do the Rachel dance, while my mom said something about it being scandalous. *shrugs* I find it funny that the next thing I was supposed to draw was “Florida.” Heehee.

Posted by Rachel on October 31st, 2002

Recipe

Peanut Butter Toast Cake (From the kitchen of Rick Capezza)

Ingredients:
Two slices of bread
Jar of fattening creamy peanut butter
Honey

Directions:
Toast bread in toaster until golden brown. Make sure you don’t burn yourself. Place toast on a plate. Begin to spread peanut butter on the bottom piece of toast. Carefully place second piece of toast on top, spreading peanut butter like icing. Make sure you fill in all the gaps. Put the toast in the oven for 30 minutes on whatever temperature you want. Remove from oven; let cool. Messily drip honey all over the toast. Warm the peanut butter toast cake in the microwave for 30 seconds, or until honey is melted. Eat like a slob. YUM!

Posted by Rick on October 31st, 2002

“But life bowls you down some googlies”
Craig actually said that to me in an email. Silly Australians.

Posted by Rachel on October 31st, 2002

13 days…..

Till I’m with Rick in more than just spirit.

Posted by Rick on October 31st, 2002

Sacramental Accidents
I wonder if there have been any theologians in history that have posited that Jesus was, in the Incarnation, really made of bread and wine…kinda like a gingerbread man. I bet the only reason we haven’t heard of them is because they lost their jobs or were burned at the stake.

Posted by Rachel on October 30th, 2002

If the moon exploded…

Well, maybe we’d all be dead. I don’t know where this post was going, but as I just looked outside, I saw bright and beautiful stars sprinkled across the vast, dark sky. I feel sorry for people who live in town with all the streetlights that interfere with the glorious splendor of a starry night.

Posted by Rick on October 30th, 2002

This morning…
I checked my email to see two pictures from Jessie of Steve Schlissel without a beard. Oy…what a way to start a morning.

Posted by Rick on October 30th, 2002

Ever just in that mood…
The one where you buy a book for someone else?…for no reason at all…just your arbitrary choice…or maybe it’s not just being arbitrary…it’s just that you have a heart of love that just overflows in book buying…or something.

Posted by Rick on October 30th, 2002

Things I dislike
People that are snobby about their college
A bit too much regional pride
Poor spelling
my bum knee (which by the way really can tell the weather)
Cold people and cold weather