Queen Of The Troubled Teens - Idlewild
you want a big suitcase full of gold paving slabs, apparently. if I was listening right to that sermon, anyway... dont'cha love mc hammer...
In heaven, I reckon Jesus will give you a big hug, and that will be your reward!!
BULLET POINT Roger B directed you to a real super good coffee shop. Get there.
BULLET POINT I've been up since 5:40 revising today, due to lack of sleep ability.
BULLET POINT Rewards in heaven: I'm not sure, but giving me a fiver will get you somewhere I'm sure.
If you read this between nine and twelve, do all the praying for knowledge of financial reporting to flood into my brain
BULLET POINT Roger B directed you to a real super good coffee shop. Get there.
BULLET POINT I've been up since 5:40 revising today, due to lack of sleep ability.
BULLET POINT Rewards in heaven: I'm not sure, but giving me a fiver will get you somewhere I'm sure.
If you read this between nine and twelve, do all the praying for knowledge of financial reporting to flood into my brain
I've seen them live four or five times. So nyah.
how did they live 4 or 5 times?!
It's true I normally buy that stuff but I wanted to see if it was cheaper to buy coffee beans straight. It's not, which is irritating but as I needed coffee and was in Whittards... won't make that mistake again though.
I only saw them because they were supporting R.E.M. anyway.
The reward of heaven is heaven itself. That may sound a bit cheesy - but heaven is a spiritual existence. Not a material one. Heaven is free from the crass constraints of the dimensions of space and time. As such, it's an existance totally dissimilar to anything we've experienced before (or at least, if we have experienced it it's only for a fleeting moment or so).
In summary - heaven kicks ass.
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Well, I saw them live.