Twenty One Pilots inspired Valentines Day Card. Stay Street became a catchphrase all the way back in their Fueled by Ramen introduction
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Twenty One Pilots inspired Valentines Day Card. Stay Street became a catchphrase all the way back in their Fueled by Ramen introduction
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Twenty One Pilots inspired sketch of Joshs drum kit from the Stressed Out music video (now with over 49 million views!) Instead of Twenty One
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This greeting card features a drawing of TOP singer, Tyler Joseph. Valentine's Day is so soon. Gotta get it now. .... Or could be a great birthday card!
This set contains four Twenty One Pilots inspired designs as follows: Stay Street became a catchphrase all the way back in their Fueled by
You guys, needless to say, I’ve been super inspired by twenty one pilots. So, naturally, I decided to combine my love of top with my love of writing cards.
I love receiving meaningful words from people. Which is one reason I have been trying to send more cards to friends recently. Sometimes you don’t have a chance in person to really encourage someone, or reflect on how much you appreciate them, or say it correctly without it being awkward... even though it’s heartfelt.
Which is why I created these cards. I designed them by hand, then scanned my designs and did a little work with computer graphics to bring these to the public. I hope that people will be inspired to send meaningful words to the people they love.
Here’s to encouraging the beginner musician you know, sending an “I’m sorry” note to reconcile with someone, telling someone you love them, making someone’s day, or letting a friend you haven’t seen in a while know that you still care.
Stay street, clique.
The beautiful United States of America.
Photos from top left: Painting one of the youth rooms, Belfast Castle, St. Patricks Cathedral, Trinity Bible College, the view from the bus ride to Dublin, Temple Bar area, Cave Hill. The past couple weeks have gone by in a flash. I'm definitely adjusting well to the culture and climate, just haven't spent much time on the internet. Freshers have arrived to Belfast in droves as school is about to start next week. In the meantime before most of our programs begin we've been making preparations for the term; painting, planning, and doing various events with international students that have just moved to Belfast. Two Sundays ago I was able to do the Scripture reading in the morning service and speak with the youth about prayer at "Late Breakfast." The last couple weeks have been full of learning. Besides reading huge chunks of the Bible and having more introspective conversations, my friends have been kind enough to teach me some guitar, table tennis, pool, and I even had some Lazer Tag practice with folk from Youth Club. I already tell it's going to be a fun year! My couple weeks ago friends from the States came to visit for a few days. We hiked around Cave Hill and Belfast Castle, went to St. George's Market, and Ulster Museum in Belfast. Another day we went down to the Republic and enjoyed the grounds of Trinity College and live music in Temple Bar. Great craic, so it was. This last weekend my friend Alex was kind enough to invite me down to a food festival in city centre. In addition to the tastes morsels, I enjoyed her company and was glad to spend her birthday with her. Apart from all the truly wonderful parts of being here, it's also been a struggle to adapt to a different culture and make friends. Please pray for continued confidence to strike up conversation with strangers! Thankfulness // New friendships and deep conversations in unexpected places. Meeting my host family. Music. Verdant landscapes. Being accepted for being my goofy self. Golden nuggets // You can learn a lot from people you disagree with. Relationship is what life is all about. It's fruit not fruits of the Spirit; you don't get to choose which ones you want but evidence of them should always be increasing in the life of the Christian.
Week 2 of #TheGreatCraicAdventure This last week has flown by yet I feel as though I've been here for months rather than two weeks. It's been full with a few meetings, lots of time with my intern team/house mates, and some good craic (or fun) with some friends from Oregon as well! This week I found out what ministries I'll be involved in: Late breakfast // jr high and high school Sunday morning services The Net // College age ministry Wednesday Club // club for the elderly Girls dance group // for jr high and high school Student Lunches // Serving a free lunch to and connecting with university students in Belfast on Thursdays Youth Club // Game/Sport/Social night for jr high and high school students In addition we're doing other little projects such as painting one of the youth rooms, sending mailers out, and this week and next we have the privilege of welcoming international university students to Belfast through various programs with 'Friends International'. (Ironic.) Golden nugget // Intentional accountability requires being honest about ones weaknesses and struggles. Thankfulness // Church services ... Got to do the Scripture reading on Sunday and give a short message to the students. Spending time with friends from Oregon ... Going to walk Cavehill in Belfast and heading to the Republic with those girls and Tiffany for a quick jaunt. So life is good. God is good.
Male privilege is “I have a boyfriend” being the only thing that can actually stop someone from hitting on you because they respect another man more than they respect your rejection/lack of interest.
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There was actually research that was done that found that women who used an “I have a boyfriend/husband” excuse to reject unwanted sexual attention and harassment by their bosses were more likely to be left alone than those who used any other excuse (including “I’m not interested”)
Because men respect another man’s property (and that’s how they see us) than a woman’s autonomy.
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I had to use this once and the guy said to me “I respect that.” I guess he didn’t respect my choice to stop texting him, ignore him in class, not call him back…
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Arguably I have known men with the same issues from women and some women still go for it even when the man says, “Sorry I’m taken.” I don’t mean to be the devil’s advocate, but it goes both ways in our society. It’s not just men, women are doing it too.
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What things stir your affections for Jesus Christ? Do them.
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Courtesy is one of the Christian virtues; and the New Testament hates what it calls "busybodies."
C.S. Lewis - Mere Christianity
For children are innocent and love justice; while most of us are wicked and naturally prefer mercy.
G.K.Chesterton
If fairy-story as a kind is worth reading at all it is worthy to be written for and read by adults.
J.R.R. Tolkien
I don't want a boy to like me. I want a man to love me deeply.
Pride cannot tolerate the intimate involvement of God running even the ordinary affairs of life.
John Piper in Future Grace