Showing posts with label catholic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catholic. Show all posts

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Catholic at last

Well, I know it has been quite a long while since I wrote something.
Anyway, there doesn't seem to be so much to write about, since most days seem to be all the same. I go up in the morning, take a shower, eats my breakfast and then studies.
(I do eat lunch and dinner, and a few times a week I do go away to go swimming as well)

The studies are now going a bit better, although I find a lot of it quite boring.
The real "big" thing that has happened is that I am now a catholic.
I've had my first communion and everything and is now part of the Church.
It feels great.



The Eucharist was much better than I could ever have imagined and the confession wasn't that scary as I had feared.


I don't think I have so much more to write now, for the time being.

Monday, January 28, 2008

Fan photos and studies and so forth

What's up, eh?
Not much, eh.
Well, first things first, I'd say, last wednesday I went to a place called "proxxi" that is in central Stockholm, and saw (and discussed..) the third Star Wars film. What I was wondering mostly about what the (other) geeks/nerds called "negative armour" which they said that the Stormtroopers wore. The thing is that the (Imperial) Stormtroopers die just by being hit by a rock or having a stick poked at them, so their armour is probably negative and instead of protecting them, they're hurt even more than they would be without the armour. Anyway we also did go to my cousin (Martin) this weekend to congratulate him on his 17th birthday, and he got a punching bag and boxing gloves.

About my studies then?
They are going just fine, it seems.
We've got some new members for our "group" that are working with projects and so forth, and they are very friendly, so I'll probably join them to the student's pub this week, to socialise and so. Actually the studies are going much easier now, since I've started this new subject (Human-Computer Interaction) which is much more exciting than any of the previous subjects.

About my salvation and so forth then?
It's going alright with that as well, I think, since I'm feeling that the (Roman-Catholic) Church is right for me, and I know that they are preaching the Truth, and I want to be a part of it.
I'm probably going to be "in" the Church "for real" sometimes during Easter.
I'm still not sure what my calling in this life is though, but I am hoping and praying that I will find out.

Here's the promised "fan photos" by the way (yes, my sister insisted in taking these photographs, not my idea..);

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

It's a little bit of ditt...

...and a little bit of datt.
Well, I don't know what to write, I'm actually very concerned about me not learning enough to truly understand UML (Unified Modelling Language) but I truly hope that I will understand it fully soon. I will try my best to do some studies this evening as well as tomorrow, and I'll probably visit a catholic bookstore tomorrow as well, to drive away demons and so with the power of the cross, hehe..

...and here's also a picture of me, free of charge, hehe (as always then XD).

Well, I also hope that this weekend will be quite free from homework, so I and Bob can have a jolly time playing videogames, watching some films (I hope to see "Chicken Little" again) and so forth.

Monday, October 01, 2007

Headache. I thought it was gone.

...but it has come back to haunt me now, I guess.
Well, as you should know (if you've been following this, my blog, or if you've read a bit in the archives) I've had very serious trouble with headaches in the past.
So today I have had the most terrible headache in ages.

I know, I shouldn't complain.
I'm lucky to have food and a roof over my head.
But it's just that it's stopping me from doing so much studying as I had planned, so now, altough it's only 20:31 a clock, I am going to hit the sack.

Oh, by the way, I would like to recommend everyone to take a look at the fantastic Catholic Message Board.
There are a lot of wonderful people over there ;-)