The mini fridge

So sometime near the end of winter semester, I patronized several garage sales, which, in Utah, are appropriately called 'yard sales'. I saved the best for last. I knew that a friend was selling a mini fridge. For some reason, I have wanted a mini fridge for years. I vaguely recall talking to someone several years back who had bought one for incredibly cheap from DT, back when such a place existed. That conversation planted in me an impractical desire for such a belonging. So I made it a point to be one of the first to arrive at this particular sale, and I bought myself that mini fridge. I think it was as I was walking home from the yard sale carrying it awkwardly that I realized just how impractical such a purchase was for me. I was moving into (and since have moved into) a house with two refrigerators. I don't like spending excess time in my bedroom. I'm not a big snacker, mostly because I'm too cheap to buy snacks. And I've turned environment friendly (well, its more like we're casual acquaintances, but I try to be courteous) and didn't want to waste energy by plugging in an unnecessary appliance.

And then I found the solution, as usual, in the scriptures. I recalled a verse that invited all to "feast upon the words of Christ". And an idea was born. A wonderful and cheesy idea. So I have a lot of scriptures and other church material. I have an entire shelf of my bookshelf dedicated to religious text. And I have extra books. And, rather than burying them away in the midget shower with my other storage items, I decided that I could convert my mini fridge into a makeshift safety vault/temporary home for my excess religous materials. And so I have. I presently have space therein to grow my collection and a dire need of a cheesy magnet emblazoned with the words "Feast Upon The Word". So if anyone wants to do something nice for my non-half-birthday in a week and a half, yeah...dire need. Here is the mini fridge in its current location. Scriptures...yum!