oh boy.
Dwight K. Schrute asks:
What type of bear is best? That’s a rediculous question….there are basically two schools of thought. BATTLESTAR GALLACTICA!
Did my shoes come off in the plane crash? probably not, BUT, if they did you could hollow out the harry potter books you brought and use them for shoes. or the sand would toughen your feet.
Have you ever seen a burn victim? Ryan started the FIIIIIYAAAAARE!
Do you even know what a fitness orb it? <–I left that typo in there. You’re getting soft Dwight. Yes I do. My favorite female athelete has one (or two).
What is going on here? shenanigans.
What is the Dharma Initiative? it’s that thing from lost! althought I didn’t know that until I watched your show.
What is the cause of Robert Mifflin’s suicide? he hated himself.
What is Michael Scott’s biggest fear? lonliness. or women.
KFJ asks:
What is your favorite episode of The Office???? Mine is “Ben Franklin”
Now that I’m caught up it is definitely a tie between Office Olympics and Casino Night. I tend to enjoy the ones that feature Jim and Pam the most.
Jamison asks:
What inspired you to be a programming director?
Interesting question. Long answer. In 2004 I started working at RPC…I think it was 2004. Maybe 2005 early. Anyway, I started working part time answering phones, printing bulletins, you know: busy work. I don’t know if I’d call myself a “practicing Christian” at that time. I had been raised in a series of Baptist churches and was very disconcerted. I thought it was a joke. It was too fake for me. I couldn’t stand being around it without being disgusted. [Let me just throw in here that the way to 'stick it to the church' is not to go off drinking and all the stuff that I did. It didn't bother them one bit, and it didn't do me any good either.] So, back to 04/05. We were still baptist at that point (FBC Jan Phyl) and I went on Sundays to appease my family. Timm Collins spent a lot of time breaking down the walls I’d built, showing me what a genuine leader looks like, putting up with my horrible HORRIBLE attitude, and really just laying down the law. I tried to rebel, and came close to quitting several times, but my second job at the mall wouldn’t have supported me. I stayed.
In 2005 I experienced NorthPoint for the first time. I cried from almost the moment I walked into the auditorium. It felt so real, and so raw. It felt like someone saw me, and knew my struggles and self-loathing and made a church just for me. A place where I could get it. It was a pivotal thing in my life.
I can’t remember the whole timeline but eventually we all felt that FBC Jan Phyl needed to become RPC. I was in. Like, all in. I was still just the part time receptionist at that point. As we started adding technology into the mix of our service, I got very upset with how chopped up it felt. Nothing was smooth, there was dead air, there were typos in the songs, etc. I spoke with Timm about it and he told me to take it over. As the church evolved, so did the position, and now it consists of what I do today. What I do is a far cry from working in an advertising firm in Manhattan like I’d always planned, but I know without a doubt that sitting in the auditorium in Georgia God called me into ministry. I don’t deserve it. I don’t get why He thinks I can do it. But I love having a front row seat
Daddy asks:
Remember the secret code word?
Heck yes I do. When I was little my dad had a secret code word for me so I’d be safe. For example: If someone came to my school to pick me up, they had to know the secret code word or I wouldn’t go with them. This way I’d always know that my parents knew where I was. It was popcorn, by the way.
I seem to remember a time when one of their friends came to get me and didn’t know the word, and I pitched a fit until he called my dad to get it lol.
We’ll wrap this up tomorrow….until then, happy Thursday! The Office season finale is tonight!!
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