order
There's an order to just about everything in life (except my sister's side of the room...) Right now I'm in the library at IUPUI surrounded by row after row of books in a very particular order.
But, even though order is everywhere, some people seem to have forgotten (more like ignored) the proper order for some very important things. For example, this order is occurring more and more frequently:
1. Get boyfriend/girlfriend (two at same time if you can get away with it.)
2. Get pregnant/get girlfriend pregnant.
3. Get abortion/advise girlfriend to get abortion.
4. Repeat process.
Some people think this is an OK order:
1. Get boyfriend/girlfriend.
2. Move in with boyfriend/girlfriend.
3. Have kid(s).
4. Cheat on boyfriend/girlfriend.
5. Move in with new boyfriend/girlfriend.
6. Custody battle over kids.
7. etc.
The real order is this:
1. Fall in love with someone God has picked out for you.
2. Get married.
3. Have kids.
Is it really that hard? God's plan has fewer steps and requires so much less heartbreak!
OK, I'm done preaching. Now, since I have class in umm let's see here...one hour and 38 minutes, and I haven't done my homework, I'm going to do that.
But, even though order is everywhere, some people seem to have forgotten (more like ignored) the proper order for some very important things. For example, this order is occurring more and more frequently:
1. Get boyfriend/girlfriend (two at same time if you can get away with it.)
2. Get pregnant/get girlfriend pregnant.
3. Get abortion/advise girlfriend to get abortion.
4. Repeat process.
Some people think this is an OK order:
1. Get boyfriend/girlfriend.
2. Move in with boyfriend/girlfriend.
3. Have kid(s).
4. Cheat on boyfriend/girlfriend.
5. Move in with new boyfriend/girlfriend.
6. Custody battle over kids.
7. etc.
The real order is this:
1. Fall in love with someone God has picked out for you.
2. Get married.
3. Have kids.
Is it really that hard? God's plan has fewer steps and requires so much less heartbreak!
OK, I'm done preaching. Now, since I have class in umm let's see here...one hour and 38 minutes, and I haven't done my homework, I'm going to do that.