Dumpster-Diving and other good ideas.

Yesterday we went to the morning service like normal. I had told everyone about getting together to watch Into the Wild and grill out after the night service. BUT certain members just decided they weren't going to contribute anything to the party, so we called off the burgers. There must have been a change in heart later (or stomachs) when people started showing up, so we sent some people to pick up some things and threw together a massive impromptu chicken Alfredo meal for our 15 or so guests (there was about twenty people here before the night was over). After chilling out  for a few hours, a few of us decided to go hit up some dumpsters near one of the business buildings down the road. We scavenged some carpet for the floor, a few posters and hard hats to mount on our barren walls, plastic trash cans, toilet paper (unused), plastic bins, envelopes, a trolley for Josh to tote his amp to school, along with several other odds and end that will be utilized in one way or another.

Today, I didn't have class till 4:15pm,  so the first half of the day was spent just catching up on what has been happening back home and chatting with some friends. In class, we learned how to take multiple camera's footage from different angles and tie them all together into one streamlined video. We practiced on one of pastor Brian's sermons. One of our assessments will be to edit two minutes of it with transitions and text...Chump change.