lettin this die for a bit

got to do things, donchaknow. be back in 2 months?

Day 9: A favorite picture of your best friend

This is Cat

She is kind of amazing. Also, beautiful and unique and comforting and lovely and all in all kind of fantastic. I've known her for just over a year now, and COINCIDENTALLY this has been the greatest period of growth in my life. I'm constantly taken aback by how much she gives, and have to remember to back off a bit in trying to give back.

Day 8: A place you’ve traveled to

http://my.opera.com/SittingFox/album....dml?id=293084

I live here. I've been all across Canada, with the exception of the territories, and I've also been to a quarter of the US. All I need to do is walk 30 metres out the door and I'm in a beautiful forest. Hah. Hahahahah.

Day 7: Favorite movies

Oh geez.

Schindler's List
Hotel Rwanda
Gran Torino - good character development
The Court Jester
Shawshank Redemption
Road To Perdition
Waking Life
the Matrix
THE PRINCESS BRIDE
M by Fritz Lang

Those are notable ones.

Day 6: A picture of something that makes you happy

LOLOLLOLOOLLOLOLOLOLOLO WALRUS.

Day 5: A song to match your mood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsvZuNuKPac&feature=mr_meh&list=FLBPBaGe9sp_U&index=16&playnext=0

Trying to get onto solid emotional footing. Hurray girl drama.

Day 4: Your parents

Mark Wagner, Lead Pastor

Mark Wagner is the lead pastor at Westsong. He is a fourth generation pastor with the Salvation Army. He holds the rank of Major.

Through years of study (BTh, BA, MA, MDiv, STM, DMin) he has developed a passion for helping people understand what the Bible is saying and what it has to do with us! He is committed to planting and pastoring new, vibrant churches for the 21st century.

In his spare time, he enjoys hiking the coastal trails of Vancouver Island, making music and dabbling in technology.



Isobel Wagner, Discipleship Pastor
Isobel Wagner, who holds the rank of Major in the Salvation Army, is the discipleship pastor at Westsong. She spent many years in training (BA, BRE, MTS), and has a special interest in nurturing people through HOME groups and mentoring. With Mark she has reared five wonderful kids--Lynn, Marci, Trav, Vangi and Wesley. Isobel also coordinates the CLASSes that people attend as they first come to our church and continue to grow in their faith. These CLASSes (acronym: Christian Life and Service Seminars) enable us to be driven by the five purposes that God designed for the church.


My father tested as ENTJ. My mother originally tested INTJ, when she was younger, but now tests ISFJ. My siblings are Lynn (dunno, maybe IXFX), Marci (INTJ), Travis (ISFJ), Vangi (ENFP), and myself, INTP.

I don't really like my father. He's very in control of his household, which occasionally gets to be a bit much. I don't like how dominating he is, especially in regards to my mother. It's practically a 50's relationship.
My mom is a sweetheart, almost to a fault. I don't know how else to describe her, really.