Today we all witnessed something so great and historic. As President Obama made his acceptance speech, I realized how far America has gone. Over a hundred years ago, slavery was dominating a great part of America. African Americans were treated like dogs, like they weren't human. They were hanged, prosecuted, and spit at. Seeing Obama be elected as the PRESIDENT of the United States was really touching to me, as I saw whites, asians, blacks, people of all races celebrating together, united.

It makes me think. There is no way Obama could've have gone from almost a nobody, to the President of the United States in ONLY 2 years by himself. As crazy as it sounds, I really believe God was with Obama throughout the whole journey. I was also reminded that America is truly a nation of dreams and hopes.

A lot of people know that I've been a strong supporter of Obama since January. As I've watched his campaign for the past year, I've truly seen what kind of heart Obama has. Although I disagree with him in some issues, like Proposition 8, I think overall he is better suited for America right now. In my opinion, he is much more likely than the other candidates to help feed the hungry and serve the needy with humility that most polititions lack. I am excited because I believe he will be truly committed to global diplomacy rather than resorting to war as his primary measure of foreign policy. After all, blessed are the peace makers.

And to those who say Obama is a muslim, or some other radical things, just realize that what you are saying is very ignorant. Who are you to judge someones faith? Here is Obama back in Frebruary on religion and government:

I truly believe that Obama will bring back the prosperity to the United States, and unite the people. May God bless Obama.

I remember living in Seoul until I was 6 years old. I remember the 'yoo chee wons' I used to go to. I remember I pushed a kid into a pond and got into HUGE trouble. I remember I lived in apartment building number 4 literally right next to Lotte World. I remember I was best friends with this girl name Yoo Jin (who now lives in Australia, dang I wish I could find her myspace). I remember those plastic BB guns. I remember trying to pee under my brothers friend cause I couldn't wait (I was 6, and yes I missed and pee'd all over him). 

I remember moving to Queens, New York, in the crappiest apartment. I remember going to Kindergarten class there, at PS 196. I remember I had burping contests with my friend, which also got me into trouble. I remember I got in trouble a lot because I would skip kindergarten class to hang out with my cousin in the bathroom. 

I remember shortly moving to Stamford, Connecticut, where I would attend Springfield Elemetary. I remember my white friend Michael, who I used to go biking and WWF wrestling watching with. I remember my teacher Ms Beckman, who I wish to visit one day. I remember my other white friend who recently moved from Norway. He had a funny accent.

I remember moving to Greenwich, Connecticut, where I attended Cos Cob Elementary School. I remember I had my most  favorite teacher there, Mr. Bennett. I lived on 15 Pleasant Street. I biked a lot in Greenwich. I had my neigborhood "biking gang" and we would go off ramps and do tricks. I remember it snowed so much one day, we piled snow all the way to the top of our roof and slid down. I had a crush on a cute blonde named Katie. =) Here in Greenwich, I fell in love with Baseball, playing little league with one of my good friend, Christian. I owned in T-Ball. 

I remember moving to River Vale, New Jersey, where I attended Woodside Elementary, and Holdrum Middle School. I met a lot of Jewish friends. At first I hated them, and their huge mansions. You think mansions here are big? Wait till you see some in New Jersey. But then I got to know them, and you know what? I love Jews. They're pretty chill. =D I remember I got suspended in this place for taking a photo with my phone in 6th grade (talk about strict). I remember my undefeated little league team that won championships. We owned. I remember liking this Italian girl named Gabrielle. Dang, she was pretty.

I remember moving to Scarsdale, New York, where I attended Seely Place and Edgemont High School. I had the greatest times of my life here. My church was SO AWESOME, and I miss them SO MUCH. I can't wait till Winter Break when I can visit them. I fell in love with football at this school, where I was captain with eddy, brendan, and paul. I remember scoring my first touchdown while playing receiver against Eastchester High School. I remember liking this girl from church. I remember meeting Christ for the first time at my church retreat. I remember my 8th grade baseball team in 7th grade, and lacrosse team in 8th grade. I remember my first kiss. 

I remember moving to Irvine, California. You should know from here. 

So much memories, so much friends, so little time. I can't believe it, it's ONLY 16 years of my life (january 4th, birthday, mark it). I'm so looking forward to the rest of my life. America has been awesome, and I can not imagine myself living in the motherland. How would I dress? How would I talk? Who would be my friends? Scary.

So much memories, huh? I think this was the most loved/sung/danced to song throughout the whole mission training and trip. Go on my profile to listen to it.

...was great. Honestly though, it was not what I have expected/wanted. No ones to blame, but myself. I thought it was awesome that lives were being changed through the Holy Spirit, but personally for me, this retreat was more informational/educational than spritual. It's funny though, because it was exactly what I needed.

I've been to GMI revivals recently and I have witnessed extrordinary things. I was surprised when Pastor Arnold brought it up during our seminar. I've been praying almost every night that the Holy Spirit would manifest my heart and that I'd get 'drunk' again, but I was very discouraged when the Holy Spirit did not come. At times I would be demanding, or threatening to God. I'm not the only one either--I know several other people that have felt exactly the same way as I have. Now that I think about it, that was very foolish of me. Through this retreat and a few days after and before the retreat, I have realized that:

• God will send the Holy Spirit when I am ready, at the right times. If you ask, you will receive. It could be in 2 minutes, 2 weeks, or even 2 years. Always be faithful.
  
• Try not to 'think' about what you are praying, just PRAY and talk to Him. It's hard for me.
• I seriously need to read the Bible more, and start to appreciate God more.
• We shouldn't be frustrated at God for unsaved lives, but we should be thankful that he has saved lives at all.
• God will give visions when you are ready. Apparently, I'm not ready yet, but I have to keep on reading and praying.

I guess I could say that God looks at your life in a long-term scope, while we look at our lives in a short-term view. Whatever God has in store for me in the future, I trust it, and I should stop stressing out about it.

Hello everyone!

As you can see, the site is very new, so there may be a lot of bugs and things that need to be fixed floating around. Please post everything broken or weird in the comments below, and I will fix them as fast as I can.

So far, I am aware of the following:

• Fix the default profile background image. (Currently it's a huge picture of a lime for everyone...)
• Fix Group Forums
• I am aware that some parts of the site says "Unregistered"
• I need to remove some Unneeded Group Categories (like Sex, Gay & Lesbian, etc.)

Pleaaaaaaaase, post anything you can find! It'll make it easier and more organized for me.

Thanks.
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edit: oh, I forgot to mention. The software the site is running on right now is originally for a dating/socialnetworking site, so there may be odd/inappropriate/random features. If you see any, PLEASE post them up too, so I can remove 'em. Also, if you see non-Sarang ADVERTISEMENTS. please report to me what page it is on and what kind of ad it was, because there isn't supposed to be ads.