"Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold."
As a kid I would relate this childish song to new best friends, but now that I'm older it has such deep meaning. God has blessed me with incredible friends. Old and new. But, like the song, they each have their categories: silver and gold. But each are very valuable. I've grown up with my gold friends. I can't even describe how much love I have for them. We're such great friends that we're kinda like a huge family. We all have our own lives now, but every so often we come together again to catch up. Man, do we have some great times. I love my "family of friends": Sarah, Joe, Michael, Randy, Kristina, CariAnn, Steph, Ralch, Meg, Paul, Charisse, Barta, Brian, Drew, Tom, Justin, Jordan, Elise, Ipsnitch, the list just goes on and on and on... I pray that years from now we'll be as close friends as ever and that "family" will have increased with wives and husbands and kids. I'd love for my kids to listen to Steph's stories as she tells them just as excitedly as ever about cockroaches invading cars and poodles getting stuck inside couches. I'd love for them to play basketball with
...in the world but not of it...don't do what I want, but do what I don't want...eternal being living finite life..."what I need and what I believe."
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
Friends
Note: This journal entry was originally written and posted Tuesday, January 9, 2007 at 10:53 pm. No changes have been made to it, although much has changed. Spouses have been added, the first "family" child is on the way, the gold list has new additions, the silver list has dwindled significantly, and one is already in the presence of Jesus. How much has changed in just two years.
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