I'm answering here, because I've already done this meme in my journal.
1. McKay/Weir works for me because I love what the relationship does to the characters. Elizabeth seems to inspire Rodney to be better than he is, he tries to be braver and kinder around her. And he actually listens to and respects her, which is something he doesn't really do for others. And Elizabeth relaxes a bit around him, because she knows that he respects her. She can be herself around him. That's my justification, but really they just click for me. It's instintual, they work well together and feel right.
2. Romans 8:38-39. "For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor present things, nor future things, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." It's just the awesomeness, in all senses of the word, of the love described in that passage. It's also a call not to descriminate, because if nothing can separate people from the love of God, why should we try to create that separation between ourselves? So the passage both inspires me and challenges me to be better than I am.
3. I love massage because I love making people feel better, and it's one of the best ways I've found to do it.
4. Dad wants me to say that we all love each other, as he was looking over my shoulder as I saw this in my inbox this morning, but I'm not that cynical yet. Instead, I'd say it's some of our injokes, like Mom being a French-Fried Onion Ring every time she doesn't want to do something, or Archie, the cockroach that hides under the table and burps, then blames it on someone, normally my oldest sister.
5. Do you know, I haven't really considered it that much? I need to live somewhere relatively low-lying, because I can't breath up in the mountains, but other than that, I don't know. Somewhere close enough to visit family and friends, so it'll depend a bit on where they end up.
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1. McKay/Weir works for me because I love what the relationship does to the characters. Elizabeth seems to inspire Rodney to be better than he is, he tries to be braver and kinder around her. And he actually listens to and respects her, which is something he doesn't really do for others. And Elizabeth relaxes a bit around him, because she knows that he respects her. She can be herself around him. That's my justification, but really they just click for me. It's instintual, they work well together and feel right.
2. Romans 8:38-39. "For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor present things, nor future things, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." It's just the awesomeness, in all senses of the word, of the love described in that passage. It's also a call not to descriminate, because if nothing can separate people from the love of God, why should we try to create that separation between ourselves? So the passage both inspires me and challenges me to be better than I am.
3. I love massage because I love making people feel better, and it's one of the best ways I've found to do it.
4. Dad wants me to say that we all love each other, as he was looking over my shoulder as I saw this in my inbox this morning, but I'm not that cynical yet. Instead, I'd say it's some of our injokes, like Mom being a French-Fried Onion Ring every time she doesn't want to do something, or Archie, the cockroach that hides under the table and burps, then blames it on someone, normally my oldest sister.
5. Do you know, I haven't really considered it that much? I need to live somewhere relatively low-lying, because I can't breath up in the mountains, but other than that, I don't know. Somewhere close enough to visit family and friends, so it'll depend a bit on where they end up.