(From this photo album)

2007.05.12 Wed - Rules of Engagement

This is a pic of the mothers from Lisa & Matt Onsum's wedding rehearsal.

Too cute ("More ENERGY!" ha ha ha): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a96TmrxZRXY

The guy's comment reminds me of CCSV youth group kids (especially you Mark Choi), "Blond hair in korea is like being a movie star or something."

First the engagements... wow there have been a lot of them lately.

Second, another kind of engagement, Engrish lessons for how to argue with your spouse. I especially like the last one, "Hasta la vista, baby."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrjcMJdEZIQ

Lastly, on rules...

Biola University on Nightline - a taste of Talbot's campus undergrads counterpart:
http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=2010969

Ask Yahoo! article re: "Are some animals gay?"
http://ask.yahoo.com/20060919.html
The silly argument sounds analogous to this: If we can find animals that kill others of the same species (or of another) for no apparent reason (or for a reason for that matter), then does that mean "killing is natural" and proves that it's okay for us humans too? Aigo! Another silly statement of the obvious: "...sex in the animal kingdom isn't always just about reproduction." It never was, even in the Bible.

(From this photo album)

2007.05.12 Wed - Rules of Engagement

This is a pic of the mothers from Lisa & Matt Onsum's wedding rehearsal.

Too cute ("More ENERGY!" ha ha ha): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a96TmrxZRXY

The guy's comment reminds me of CCSV youth group kids (especially you Mark Choi), "Blond hair in korea is like being a movie star or something."

First the engagements... wow there have been a lot of them lately.

Second, another kind of engagement, Engrish lessons for how to argue with your spouse. I especially like the last one, "Hasta la vista, baby."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrjcMJdEZIQ

Lastly, on rules...

Biola University on Nightline - a taste of Talbot's campus undergrads counterpart:
http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=2010969

Ask Yahoo! article re: "Are some animals gay?"
http://ask.yahoo.com/20060919.html
The silly argument sounds analogous to this: If we can find animals that kill others of the same species (or of another) for no apparent reason (or for a reason for that matter), then does that mean "killing is natural" and proves that it's okay for us humans too? Aigo! Another silly statement of the obvious: "...sex in the animal kingdom isn't always just about reproduction." It never was, even in the Bible.