antiquus postremo

'antiquus postremo' is latin for "ancient future". ancient-future is a term used by the so-called "postmodern church" or emerging church to envision what the future of the church might look like if we returned to modeling the early church as described in the book of acts. anyway, ancient future for this blog just means that I'm writing about what's happening right now in my life, kind of like saying "yesterday's tomorrow".

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I learned last week that I got the shift I applied for at the house off Mohawk Street in Springfield. It's Wednesday through Saturday, 1 pm to 9 pm (except Wed., when there's a staff meeting in the morning and a shift from 2 - 8 pm). That means I'll have limited hours, mostly free mornings, a consistent schedule, and a three-day weekend. That gives me the ability to ref some, keep my other side job in the mornings, and pick up an extra shift now and then. As I mentioned before, this particular house is challenging, which means a $1 per hour increase in pay (or so I've heard). And I shouldn't be bored.

I start training tomorrow morning (my schedule is slightly different this week than it would be normally because I'm training). In the meantime, I ref a Kidsports soccer game today in Eugene before I go to the LCSRA meeting this evening.

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