That we are not the stereotype you expected? Most Christians are not.

I am glad you enjoyed it though. We do some heavy, serious blogs on this post so I do like to break them up with some lighter ones.

And then I am “shocked” to come across this titivating post.

This is most upsetting.

Now I feel compelled to visit far more often than I have previously.
This is time I cannot spare. I feel an addiction coming on.

Ahhhggggggg.

5. and 11. are related to each other.

Matt was on the student union executive at Waikato University and we had not long started seeing each other. It turned out that the Women’s Room Collective (WRC) had wanted to debunk its image of being anti-men so asked a few men to join the collective, including Matt. Matt agreed and then the WRC held all their meetings in the Women’s Room meaning none of the new male members were allowed to participate which left us wondering how genuine the invitation had been.

The Women’s Room at Waikato Uni was a rabbid feminist room. I told Matt about the posters in the room: stamp out high heels as they are a male construct designed to cripple women so men can rape them easier posters, the lesbian rants against Christianity, the lesbian soft-porn art, and the box of dental dams free to take for those wanting to engage in safe lesbian sex, etc.

Matt couldn’t believe what he was hearing so, as it was Friday afternoon meaning campus was quiet and as the room was empty I took him into the room. He signed the guest book, we figured why hide the fact he was here, he was a member after all, and we left. A few days later the campus nut-bar who had heard of what we did also did the same thing but he went in when there were women there, who were upset having lost a political scrap and signed the book in front of them.

Instead of going nuts at him, they went after Matt and charged him as per 11 and attacked me for not being a real woman in the letters column of the student rag. It sparked the biggest letter debate of all time at Waikato Uni, only to be eclipsed a year later following the interview with me on “Murder, Feminism” and my “Sexy Legs.”

The Waikato Times phoned me, the reporter laughing as she interviewed me at the sillyness of it all, she said “you wicked woman you” and put me on the front page of the Saturday paper below the article on Waikato winning the Rugby Shield. The headline read “Women’s Space Invasion Outrages.”

6. Do you mean my comment? Matt and I are both adult converts to Christianity. I had lived a much wilder life before my conversion than Matt. I do not smoke, get drunk or do drugs these days.

10. I was giving birth to my oldest son at Waikato Hospital. The pain was really, really bad and I was not coping with it. I had been in the spa bath and decided I wanted some pain relief, the midwife said I had to be back in my room so I could be monitored. I had had my eyes shut for some hours at that point due to the pain and it did not occur to me that I was naked as I raced back to my room. I did not listen to the pleas to stop, as I was naked, because all I could think about was getting back to the room before the next contraction hit.

My son was born shortly after and I never got the drugs.

The next day I suddenly realised what I had done and I was mortified but by then what could you do but laugh!

My mind is boggling!

Not that long ago we did the 5 things meme so these had to be different again and because we do talk about a range of aspects of our lives on the blog it was difficult to come up with things we had not talked about.

Having read David Farrar’s I have thought of some more, though I doubt I can top his hiding under a hedge impersonating a hedgehog…