end of the tunnel
I saw Daredevil last night. I didn’t want to see that but with a lack of other good movies and having two friends who simply had to see it I gave in. And I hated myself for it. Where Spiderman sucked Daredevil picks right back up and sinks even lower. This movie was worse than reading it in a comic book. Sure it had Spiderman-like graphics (not to mention a verbatim Spiderman plot…gag) but it was just not impressive. I did enjoy talking back and forth with other movie go-ers, like when I answered some guy’s question (who was several rows behind me) about what movie a certain character was in. I thought that was amusing 
2.1 out of 10.
Also, this weekend I got the new Relient K cd, “Two Lefts Don’t Make A Right…But Three Do”, for $10. It’s very, very good. Although it loses a lot of its fantastic edge that “Anatomy Of The Tongue In Cheek” had. But it’s still a great listen and definitely worth the money, assuming you the reader enjoys fast punk/rock.
As the blog title suggests, I’m at the end of something in my life. I’m having a hard time getting this out, so this is just one of my many blog drafts. Within my whole self-discovery relay I’ve had for the past many months, I’ve realized that spiritually I’m not where I need to be. Growth is vital in a Christian ‘walk’ and I feel that I haven’t nearly enough. And the places where most people experience this inspiration and growth is within the church (and for teens, the youth group) of their choosing. Simply, I am currently involved in something that hasn’t aided me in my growth; the organization is tailored more towards ‘beginning’ Christians and those finding out their faith. I understand this, and have talked with my youth director (also one of my best friends) many, many times about taking a break to go allow myself to grow in other places that have a level of ministry that can relate to me. I had a talk with him last night and he was very supportive of me going out in search of other places that provide ways for people like me to grow in their faith. So, consider this my point of inflection. What comes after this will just come from God, and Him alone.