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Here are a couple articles I've read recently...

http://www.russellmoore.com/2012/03/25/should-christians-boycott-starbucks/

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/03/ff_aiclass/all/1 

And as an update, I received an email from Duke today saying that I wasn't invited to have an interview.  Basically, I was rejected, but if they don't have enough people enroll, they're gonna contact me.  Mom's pretty sad since this was the school she wanted me to go to the most.  I must be getting accustomed to being rejected since I didn't feel down at all.  Duke was kind of a far-fetched aspiration, so I wasn't surprised.  God's will be done.

I hope to hear back from Carnegie Mellon and SC soon. I'd like to know about those two, even if I've already been accepted to Acton.  I have to send in the $3000 deposit in 6 days to Acton and I want to make the right decision.

Another random update is: I'm probably getting my driver's license soon.  It turns out if I am just an occasional driver with a driver's license under my parents' insurance, the costs aren't insanely high.  It'll be interesting driving without an adult.

OH OH OH!! I almost forgot... I got the 32 oz. of coconut from FedEx yesterday!!!  It's too late now, but I'll post pictures of that along with some beautiful photos of our day trip to Stone Mountain this past Monday.

~CJ

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  1. I'll be praying that the timing works out well for you! Remember that God is sovereign and He will do His will, so make the best, most informed decision you can, and then rest in Him! :-)

    Oooh! You'll be mobile! Fun fun :-) Do you enjoy driving?

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  2. Amen! Thank you for that.

    HAHA... I suppose so. I think it's growing on me and it depends a lot on the vehicle. I prefer stick-shift, but I haven't driven one in over a year. *sad* I wonder if Toyota has a manual Prius...

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