1-1, and why I'm not blogging on ordination right now
The Pittsburgh Steelers are 1-1.
After a pretty exciting season opening victory against the Dolphins, the Steelers got shut out (that's so painful to type) against the Jacksonville Jaguars. No disrespect to the Jags, they played great and look like a Super Bowl caliber team right now, but the Steelers were awful. Roethlisberger came in fifteen days after his appendectomy and apparently with a temperature of 104 degrees. Something tells me he shouldn't have been playing football Monday. They also seemed to have determined by mid-third quarter that they weren't going to even try to run the ball anymore. I think that was a mistake. I could go on and on...
I've always been a big fan of the Steelers and of football in general(you almost have to be, living in Pittsburgh). Something changed when I came to seminary. I became really invested in the Steelers. Monday night's loss hurt. Fortunately, I haven't had to see the Steelers lose much since I got here, but when I do see it, it sucks! I think since I've moved out here, the Steelers are a connection to home. My fanaticism seems to be proportionate to my homesickness. I've been missing home a little more than usual the past couple of weeks, which I think adds to the sting. Sorry for justifying my insanity, but it makes me feel better. They'll do better against the Bengals this week.
Anyway, a couple of folks have stuff about ordination on their blogs right now (BJ and Nick). I haven't responded to either of their posts. They come at the process from seemingly opposite end of the spectrums. I've decided to steer clear of the subject for now. My process has been terrible so far. I think that clouds my judgment about how I really feel about ordination. Right now, I'm not sure what I feel about it. I respect alot of people who have gone through the process. I respect alot of people who are in the process right now. It seems unfair to bash the process anymore than I already have in the past and so I'm not going to talk about it anymore. I need to clear my head and get some distance. And that's all I have to say about that...for now.
After a pretty exciting season opening victory against the Dolphins, the Steelers got shut out (that's so painful to type) against the Jacksonville Jaguars. No disrespect to the Jags, they played great and look like a Super Bowl caliber team right now, but the Steelers were awful. Roethlisberger came in fifteen days after his appendectomy and apparently with a temperature of 104 degrees. Something tells me he shouldn't have been playing football Monday. They also seemed to have determined by mid-third quarter that they weren't going to even try to run the ball anymore. I think that was a mistake. I could go on and on...
I've always been a big fan of the Steelers and of football in general(you almost have to be, living in Pittsburgh). Something changed when I came to seminary. I became really invested in the Steelers. Monday night's loss hurt. Fortunately, I haven't had to see the Steelers lose much since I got here, but when I do see it, it sucks! I think since I've moved out here, the Steelers are a connection to home. My fanaticism seems to be proportionate to my homesickness. I've been missing home a little more than usual the past couple of weeks, which I think adds to the sting. Sorry for justifying my insanity, but it makes me feel better. They'll do better against the Bengals this week.
Anyway, a couple of folks have stuff about ordination on their blogs right now (BJ and Nick). I haven't responded to either of their posts. They come at the process from seemingly opposite end of the spectrums. I've decided to steer clear of the subject for now. My process has been terrible so far. I think that clouds my judgment about how I really feel about ordination. Right now, I'm not sure what I feel about it. I respect alot of people who have gone through the process. I respect alot of people who are in the process right now. It seems unfair to bash the process anymore than I already have in the past and so I'm not going to talk about it anymore. I need to clear my head and get some distance. And that's all I have to say about that...for now.
It was sad to see the Steelers get "Jagged" (HA! I realize that might not be funny to everyone - sorry.)
Cowher was quoted in the Pgh Post Gazette saying that Ben's temp. was actually 100.4, not 104. He says the ESPN guys were wrong, someone miscalculated a decimal. Still, he had a cold and was not himself. Just want to make sure your blog is accurately representing the beloved Steelers organization. Perhaps Cowher would not have played Ben if he really did have a fever of 104. I'd like to believe that!
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