Where's Seth?

It's time for an update on what's been going on in my life and the basic answer is one word: college. I started this week and am ready for a productive semester at Alexandria Technical College which is 15 miles from my home. I am taking general classes that will transfer to other institutions including public speaking, composition, college algebra and U.S. history.

I have many plans for 2007 that I am putting together and have also been busy with Generation Joshua and our homeschool group. (Yes, I graduated, but I'll always be a homeschooler...)

I'll try to post here regularly, so don't stop visiting this site on occasion.
Thanks a lot!


By the way: the Rebelution has a whole new look and many new features that truly make it a top-notch blog. (Not that it wasn't already...) Be sure to check it out.

ROC: Accept Instruction and Gain Wisdom

My first article for Regenerate Our Culture Magazine appeared in today's issue. Entitled Accept Instruction and Gain Wisdom, it seeks to help you value what your parents have to say.

Here is an excerpt:

After days of debating over healthy organic feed versus conventional chemical-laden feed, I finally conceded and came to the realization that, since this is our first experience with raising poultry, it would be best to make the process as streamlined as possible. By using the pre-mixed feed, there would be less chance of death and disease and a better chance of survival and adequate nutrition (we couldn’t make mistakes by forgetting to add the vitamins, for example).

Now, after four weeks of chicken chores, I am remembering the arguments Dad and I had. And I say to myself, “Boy, am I glad we aren’t grinding the feed ourselves; those birds have been trouble enough! I don’t want any more to die, and I certainly don’t want any extra tasks!”

Be sure to read the complete article as well as the other fine features in this Back to School issue of Regenerate Our Culture Magazine.

Touring D.C.

My brother Ian and I will be taking a bus trip to our nation's
capital from August 7-13.
It is through Key Ministires, a local group that provides tours and bus service to churches, homeschoolers and other members of the community.
The cost: $150/person
We are going with a few friends and will see as many museums, monuments and historic places as we can. It promises to be a great time!