Thursday, December 16, 2010
The medicated child
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Theres a place on this side of town
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
A day in the life of...
A lot of you may not know this but you can learn a great deal of stuff about a person just by simply bagging their groceries. Ill give you one particular situation that I learned from. I was going along my day bagging groceries a lot like my job description describes, when a lady entered the line with one thing, it was a box of tampons. Now when this particular item was swiped and passed down to me to put in the bag this lady, whom I'm sure is a very nice lady on any other week of the month, said "O I don't need a bag", I made the mistake of asking her if she was "sure". She looked at me with a dazed and somewhat confused look on her face as if too say "did you really just ask that question to a women who is buying something like that?" and boy did she let me have it. In a very annoyed tone she continued to ask me if i was serious, and if i did indeed just ask her if she was "sure", she asked me if she looked "unsure", and proceeded to tell me that i should probably NEVER ask a lady if she is sure when buying something like this box of tampons. She wasnt very quiet about it either.
So what is the lesson i learned that day. When a lady walks up with a box of tampons, ask her little to NO questions about how she is doing or how her week might be going just simply put the item in the bag unless told otherwise. And when a lady comes through your line with a box of tampons and 6 candy bars...well I'm no professional but i strongly suggest not even thinking about opening your mouth.
~Yoseph
Monday, December 13, 2010
Playing Catch Up
Over the next couple of weeks I will log my journey of life while I start college and I embark on a WHOLE new chapter of this thing they call life.
Stay tuned.
~Yoseph~
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
We would all wake up anywhere between 6 and 8 in the morning (this trip some of us woke up earlier because they had to be at the prison for an outreach ministry) we would flush and brush and get ready for the day starting it off of course with a very nice cup of hot chocolate. We would get to the dinning room at around 8:30 for a day briefing a prayer and BREAKFAST(one of three of my favorite parts of the day) , girls always go first. at around 9:15 we would finish up with breakfast and go into worship and devotional time which would last till about 10:00. After worship and devo. we would have ministry prep time, this is where the four ministry groups; construction, youth/sports, women and children, and prison/rehab outreach, would get together and plan what they were going to do for the day, this was also the time to get supplies ready like sports gear or crafts or make and pass out flyer's in San Anita, this would usually last around 2 hours, which would bring us to my second favorite part of the day LUNCH at 12 or 12:15. When lunch was done we would do a "TAG time" or Time Alone with God for 40 minutes, during this time you could do whatever the lord was leading you to do memorize scripture, read your bible, or journal. When tag time was done my team would head straight for the soccer field everyday at 2 o'clock for our outreach which consisted of 2 hours of soccer, the best sport in the world, and sharing of testimonies. Reluctant to leave every single afternoon, we would head back to the camp for an hour and a half long free time. if it was your day to shower then you would if it wasn't then you could play soccer or basketball, walk to the store or take a nap whatever you felt like doing. At 5:30 or 5:45 we would have DINNER my third favorite part of the day, after dinner a music and devotional time then small groups and finally bed. We would fall asleep around 11:00.
There was some other things we were able to do there as well, like shopping in the town square, and church service at the local church both of which are amazing. My trip down to Mexico although it was my third one was still eye opening and life changing, i made even more new friends this trip, I will never forget them. I encourage you if God is calling listen to him he's never wrong.
O by the way im a legal adult WOOOO WOOOOO
Thursday, March 25, 2010
not really a thEory
today we head back home to idaho then i leave at 6 on saturday morning for my mission trip to mexico which i am very excited about. yo aprendo mucho espanol porque soy un missionario en Tecate, Mexico.
Cant wait. Ill blog more about Seattle, and the gum wall which was pretty awesome, when i get home.
~Cookie Monster
Monday, March 22, 2010
The thEory #5
Today was rather uneventful, I cant reveal much just in case the person I'm surprising tomorrow happens to read this but, I took a six hour trip to an undisclosed location to see some family and surprise a certain someone I haven't seen since i was about 10 ha ha it should be fun. The Gum wall Thursday should be lots of fun.
I'm sitting here typing and thinking about all the good restaurants i use to love to go to when i lived in this place, isn't it weird how we always wish we could come back to where we grew up but we know deep down it will never be the same? Which is a good thing i guess, if we never move on we can never GROW UP.
To tell you the truth i have no Yager thEory on this i simply don't know why we long for the things we can not have. So this is my answer and its a really rather simple one.
God made us that way.
~Cookie Monster
Friday, March 19, 2010
The thEory #4 (a)
Yesterday was pretty crazy, we saw a dual/quad engine plane fly over our house about 50 feet over the tree line, we thought it might be crashing so we hopped in the back of my brothers truck and tried to find it, well we couldnt, long story short he ended up getting the truck stuck in a dry creek bed, nearly inaccesible by a full size vehicle. It was not pretty.
I went and saw a documenty at the theater in newport, and I got to see Isreal =D shes awesome, and no its not official yet. Anyways i have to go out and work soon so ill blog later. BYE BYE
~Cookie monster
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The thEory #3
First a little history on the day. Saint Patricks day started as purely a Catholic holiday and became an official feast day sometime in the 1600's. Its was mainly celebrated by the Patron Saints of Ireland, but has grown quickly in popularity, as you all know.
Here is a sweet fact: The original color of Saint Patricks day was BLUE, however green ribbons and shamrocks were worn in celebration of the day as early as the 1700's. It is said the shamrock symbol was used by Saint Patrick to explain the trinity to the pre-christian Irish.
The Question: Why do so many Americans, many of whom have absolutely no tie to the country of Ireland, have no irish ancestors, and have no knowledge/care of what the original Catholic holiday means?
The Yager thEory: yet a simple answer comes to you through my adhd mind, FRIENDS AND BEER. What is better then a cold GREEN beer and a group of friends sitting around a pub talking about anything that may spark in their slightly intoxicated brain? NOTHING. Its a day to wear a bright color and not get looked at funny, if your younger its the green eggs and milk dyed with GREEN food coloring at the lunch table during school. And how on earth could we forget the pinching of the "O SO DULL OF A LIFE" people that dont wear the COLOR.
I love this day so much because of one simple reason, I love the color green and I will wear it proudly today.
Here is my farewell to you. Lads its Saint Patricks Day, you be drinking and smilin and havin a merry old time down at the pub tonight, so while your at it throw a smile to some chap thats alookin a little blue and say "Top of the mornin to ya" and ill betcha they smile straight back.
~Cookie Monster
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
The thEory #2
Today i am at the library while G-ran goes to the docs office, then maybe a movie tonight I'm not sure yet.
~cookie monster
Monday, March 15, 2010
The thEory
P.S. i like McMamma
P.p.s I don't like people who hate on McMamma