Some of my long-time readers know that I've longed for a Sony PSP for some time.
I recently made contact with Jordon Cooper, who, in addition to being the first blog I ever read and therefore my inspiration, is always well versed in all things PSP.
Jordon gave me a pretty nice breakdown of the PSP's pros and cons, but recently, I got to check it out a little deeper.
I didn't know this, but one of Kristen's cousins got one for Christmas and had it at a family birthday party. I'd like to say that I acted cool and nonchalant and very adult about the whole situation.
But I can't say that, because, in reality, I did everything but pry the little device out of the hands of the children as they played with it.
There's usually not a lot of gadgetry that I find myself longing for, but this is one of them. Would it be wrong to use CD money to buy a video game/mp3 player/web browser/portable movie player? That's a ministry expense, right?
(I almost bought one a few hours ago. Pray for me, saints.)
I recently made contact with Jordon Cooper, who, in addition to being the first blog I ever read and therefore my inspiration, is always well versed in all things PSP.
Jordon gave me a pretty nice breakdown of the PSP's pros and cons, but recently, I got to check it out a little deeper.
I didn't know this, but one of Kristen's cousins got one for Christmas and had it at a family birthday party. I'd like to say that I acted cool and nonchalant and very adult about the whole situation.
But I can't say that, because, in reality, I did everything but pry the little device out of the hands of the children as they played with it.
There's usually not a lot of gadgetry that I find myself longing for, but this is one of them. Would it be wrong to use CD money to buy a video game/mp3 player/web browser/portable movie player? That's a ministry expense, right?
(I almost bought one a few hours ago. Pray for me, saints.)

