my monday motivational memo?

...i hope.

i still get overwhelmed by the internet from time to time. there are so many things that i wish to share with my (two) friends (who actually read this). figuring out a way to express them has become quite difficult.

yesterday i had an interesting conversation with a friend. he informed me that i was crazy and that i couldn't fool anyone. at first i thought he was joking but as i stared him in the eyes i realized that he was not. he sincerely believes that i am crazy. i asked him how he knew. his response went something alone the lines of this...

"we are all one, whether you realize it or not. you can't say to the judge 'your honor, it was my left hand that committed the crime. it's my left hand that is crazy...not me.' you just can't. we are all one.

i thought about this and the body of Christ. do i take better care of one part of my body over another? not unless it's sick and/or needs extra attention. i'm pretty sure that i don't play favorites when it comes to my elbows vs my knees. are we really Christ's body here on earth? and if so, why do i show partiality towards certain parts of Christ's body. why are those parts usually the healthy, vibrant ones? and why do i ignore/avoid the sick ones...? maybe i don't really believe that we are all one. maybe that's where i need to start.

clarifying cumbersome characteristics

kromber: feeling deeply dissatisfied coupled with an intense desire to stop time. symptoms include lack of focus, loneliness, daydreaming, constant brainstorming, and a feeling of suffocation and/or entrapment.

the kromber girl found herself on the interweb purchasing a one-way ticket to iceland while contemplating ways to live voluntarily as a mute.