Despite the uncertainty of tomorrow and trusting in God for our future. It’s still sensible to make plans (knowing that God will change them if he wants to), and there’s some things that seem very likely. It’s very likely that my husband will still be in his current job…

A lot of people seem to get stuff falling into place after a long period of uncertainty and attribute it to God’s guidance. However, I’m sure that he doesn’t always work that way; more often than not he enables us, by his spirit, to make wise decisions, rather than steering our lives in a particular direction. So anyway… I think exciting might be yet to come. :P

Pelf and Lauren, your comments have reminded me that nothing is certain though. A good thing to keep in mind when uncertainty seems to be all you have.

Oh no! Lauren, you should definitely try to see season 4 on re-runs or on DVD. Season 5 is going to be really good, but the first episode won’t mean that much if you haven’t seen the previous season. Although, there’s a fairly significant “previously” bit, so maybe you will understand.

Dr Who isn’t going to be back on until 2010 now (except for the Christmas special at the end of the year), so there’s a bit of time to watch the DVDs. :P

BSG is cool too (fairly depressing sometimes though). It can actually be hard to keep track of even if you’ve seen them all. Make sure you watch the mini-series/movie length one first!

Yay Firefly and Stargate!!! Though I’m sad I missed season 4 of Atlantis. They never really announced it :( And Continuum (the second SG-1 movie) is coming out at the end of this month! Woohoo!! I have yet to watch Dr. Who, but I watched a few episodes of Eureka and that was pretty good. Not sure if it’s still on. And I want to watch Battlestar Galactica and Farscape. I’ve heard they’re both really good, but you have to watch every episode otherwise you won’t know what’s going on.

Oh, and I published 103 Things About Me, inspired by your 100 Things About Me :D

I’d go with that. The internet is shaping our minds into highly-toned ‘crap filters’. There’s simply so much crap that we appear to jump around a lot. ;)

David, maybe it is the internet’s fault. Although, if it is, it might be because we’ve attuned ourselves to weed out the crap and find the valuable stuff. So, really we have sub-consciously shortened our attention for mediocrity? It’s a theory in progress :P

I blame the internet.

Being a scifi geek sneaks up on you like an alien facehugger that… never mind.