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Name: Peter
Birthday: 3/25/1989
Gender: Male
Interests: SAT I and II, AP Physics, Calculus, English, Violin, Yan can cook
Expertise: Walking at a ridiculously quick/slow pace.
Occupation: Medical
Industry: Medical
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Member Since:
4/3/2005
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| i had a dream the other day where it felt as if hours had gone by. i woke up and realized that only five minutes had passed and it suddenly occurred to me that maybe that's how physicists found their inspiration for space-travel. or something like that. kevin was telling me how he was going through his old blog entries and the hilarious comments that gave him power; i want that same power. i haven't done much with this blog lately but i plan to! i don't have much philosophizing to do and i suspect that i never really did. i believe that my experiences in life have been a product of grace and ingenuity (certainly not by me) and hopefully they'll be inspiring enough to keep this blog alive.
college is great. it's like a huge marketplace of ideas where you can browse through all of them hoping that you have a place amongst the better ones. kind of. it's more like a huge marketplace where ideas could be better, but alcohol seems to inhibit them. and the food. ridiculous. since we have 6 unique colleges, we have 6 unique dining halls. suffice to say, some are great. some are okay. and some are bad enough that they have you wondering if there was a bitter cook who thought taste buds were too much of a luxury to afford and so he removed his own.
oh by the way, check out eric's logo design for the mustard seed fellowship group and kevin's two songs on his facebook. they're both great.
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| I ate a 7x7 Sunday and it was ridiculous. My heart hurt a bit afterward, but I guess it was because it needed soda to wash down the burger. But I guess in life, we are all like 7x7s. We're meaty, cheesy people with two buns.
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| Please pray that Brett Favre will be okay.
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| What does God want for us? I've been thinking about what exactly I want to do in school, and that's such a tough question to answer. It's difficult to figure out what should take precedence. Passion? Practicality for the working world? I know passion drives us, but total dependency on God to open doors for us is something that's mind-boggling. I've had the past four years set out for me, knowing that college was the next step to take in my life. But now that I'm here, there's something else to consider. Where do I go? It's exciting to not know what may happen and just allow a world to unravel itself, but at the same time I've lived my entire life knowing which way to turn. This is all exciting and horrifying at the same time. Sage Lui once told me that God doesn't really care what we choose to study in college, but that we should use our passions and interests for Him. It's fragile advice to follow, because I'm afraid I might take leaps in the wrong direction. But I think my lesson as of now is to know and live a life utterly dependent on something I cannot see.
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