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hehe, this is funny. i found this article on entertainment weekly's website, and its pretty darn hilarious. so, question: what would happen if you took a person who had never seen a star wars film, stuck them in a room one night with caffeine and pizza and made them watch all six movies IN A ROW? answer: oh.... this:

http://www.ew.com/ew/report/0,6115,1558880_1_0_,00.html

yeah, ha. i laughed. yay for star wars. good job george, you're the man. now do us all a favor, and stop while you're ahead........ ok, that was in the 80's. too bad that was 25 years ago. *sigh*

this one's funny too: George Lucas in Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnrCnJqjLY8

NEED OF GRACE

from the Valley of Vision: A Collection of Puritan Prayers & Devotions:

O LORD,
Thou knowest my great unfitness for service,
my present deadness,
my inability to do anything for thy glory,
my distressing coldness of heart.
I am weak, ignorant, unprofitable,
and loathe and abhor myself.
I am at a loss to know what thou wouldest have me do,
for I feel amazingly deserted by thee,
and sense thy presence so little;
Thou makest me possess the sins of my youth,
and the dreadful sin of my nature,
so that I feel all sin,
I cannot think or act but every motion is sin.
Return again with showers of converting grace
to a poor gospel-abusing sinner.
Help my soul to breathe after holiness,
after a constant devotedness to thee,
after growth in grace more abundantly every day.
O Lord, I am lost in the pursuit of this blessedness,
And am ready to sink because I fall short of my desire;
Help me to hold out a little longer,
until the happy hour of deliverance comes,
for I cannot lift my soul to thee
if thou of thy goodness bring me not nigh.
Help me to be diffident, watchful, tender,
lest I offend my blessed friend
in thought and behaviour;
I confide in thee and lean upon thee,
and need thee at all times to assist and lead me.
O that all my distresses and apprehensions
might prove but Christ's school
to make me fit for greater service
by teaching me the great lesson of humility.