Well I finally got around to making myself a formspring/formstack. For those of you who don't know what this is, they are a survey form run by the same company, just slightly different format. Well here it is, I would love to have every fill it out.

Well I had a very interesting experience at the farmers market today. A friend of one of the other vendors came up and asked me if I wanted to be a silent auction item. For those of you who don't quite get this, let me explain. There is a practice, generally for charities, where people will hold auctions of either guys or girls, and people bid on having a date with them. Basically it's a blind date on steroids. While I was extremely flattered by being asked to be one of the participants, I declined the invitation. I just thought there are those of you out there who would get a kick out of this, lol. Feel free to ask for further explanation if that didn't make sense.

I'm really not sure why I even thought about this the other day, but I did. I was wondering how animals reacted around Christ. As far as I am aware there are only two instances mentioned of Jesus around animals, the pigs that He sent the demons into, and then the donkey He rode into Jerusalem. However, these accounts really don't say anything about how the animals reacted to Christ. I was just wondering if animals reacted normally, or if they were extremely docile or something. Just random thought I had, any thoughts anyone?

Well I intended to blog about my first day at Katz coffee after my first day, monday night, but I was really tired. I then intended to do it yesterday after work, same situation... So here I am finally blogging about it on my third day. I started an internship with Katz coffee, a local coffee roaster, on Mon, learning to roast and all the other parts that go along with it, like packaging and such. I'm enjoying the roasting, its in a warehouse "outside" so its hot, and pretty dirty, but I enjoy doing it so it's really not that bad. So thats that, might take my camera one day and post some pics we'll see.

Well my brother and I decided to rename our Gluten Free bakery to "The Copper Hearth" and we finally have our website up here. We would love everyone to check it out, come visit us at one of our farmers markets, and any comment or questions are welcome. We also have a facebook fan page, and it would be great if y'all would fan us as well.