American Idol Fanatic 4ever

The last song I listened to was "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin.

A few days ago, I was texting my boyfriend and we were just chatting. Then he tells me that he "needs time to think about our relationship, in terms of where we stand and stuff". At the time that he says this, we were talking about going to see a movie in the next week or so because I have a couple of free movie passes. We decided that we would talk about this Sunday after church.

Yesterday we were talking again via text message and he says that we can "start talking about the future of our relationship and how we go forward with it". Today we were talking via texting again and he said he is going to "reflect on our relationship and how God wants [him] to move forward with it".

Can anyone help me determine what he may mean by these text messages? He asked me out about 1 1/2 months ago, and this is the first time either one of us have dated somebody. In my opinion, the relationship has been going great (and it apparantly appears so to my family as well). Does he just want to define things like boundaries and the pace of the relationship? This is making me really nervous and I don't have prior dating experience to reflect on or compare this too. We are both Christian, so I know he wants to pray about things. Someone please help!

BQ: What race are you?

I'm white and my boyfriend is Chinese.

If you are in high school, what college do you hope to attend?

BQ: What was your degree?

I attended Pacific Lutheran University and recieved a BA in Social Work (BSW).

I love margaritas! :D

I believe I have answered 1,310 questions.

A couple of weeks ago, I reserved a movie online for Redbox. When I went to pick it up, I did not see an option to "pickup reservation" or anything like that. Since I didn't see an option to pick up my reservation, I bought the movie at the kiosk. I looked on my credit card statement and I got charged for buying it at the kiosk and for not picking up my reserved movie. I am extremely confused, as I didn't see an option on the kiosk to pick up my reserved movie.

How exactly do you pick up a reserved movie at a Redbox kiosk? I most likely missed a step on the kiosk, knowing my luck. I have a credit for a free Redbox movie if I reserve it online and I would like to use my credit, but I also don't want to get charged again. Can someone who is experienced with reserving Redbox movies online and picking them up in store please explain the process of picking up the movie to me? Thank you so much for your help!

I am doing a presentation on homelessness and the need for adovocacy for better programs to suit this population's needs. I am looking to include a video as an intro. piece, and I would like the video to be thought provoking and to showcase why/how homelessness is a huge problem that needs to be solved.

Here are the links for the 2 videos:

Video 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rozTqv79wfM

Video 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCInpzn_ncM&feature...

It should take about 5 minutes combined to watch both of the videos. Thank you in advance for your help! If you could please include a reason as to why you chose either video 1 or video 2 in your response, I would appreciate it!

Thank you again! =)

I am doing a project for school about crime in one of the cities in my state, and one of the crimes that is common in this city is an MVTR. Does anyone know what this stands for? The internet is not being of much help to me, and I would like to know what it is for my class presentation.

Thanks for your help!

I have a secret buddy at my church, and Guideposts is her favorite magazine. Does anyone know where I can purchase this magazine at? I have already checked Walgreens and Safeway and didn't see it there. Thanks for your help!

I am writing a paper for college about advocating for the homeless. I am writing the introduction to the paper and am trying to convey that it takes several branches of social work to deal with the issue of homelessness (I'm a social work major). I want to refrain from using the phrase "deal with it" in this one sentence that I am writing, because it doesn't sound very professional to me (this paper is a huge portion of my grade).

What is a better way to say "deal with it" but still get the same point across? Thanks in advance for your help!

It can be any restaurant (fast food or sit down) that has multiple locations, either across your state (if you are American) or your country (for anybody).

I love Olive Garden! :D

BQ: If you own a Snuggie, what color is it?

I own a Snuggie and I love it! My Snuggie is pink.

I understand that there is some kind of football game or something on Sunday night and that American Idol is airing after the game that night. However, American Idol is also airing during its usual time on Wednesday and Thursday nights as well, according to the TV Guide website.

What is the point of airing American Idol on Sunday as well. I don't get it...

I always put crushed red pepper, Tony Cachere's Creole Seasoning, and hot sauce on my food.

I got a skull & crossbones pin. It was still cool, but different...lol

It can be anything.

I've eaten cow heart and cow tongue before. No joke!

BQ: Do you still live in that country?

I was born in America and I still live there.

I love Sriracha brand hot sauce (the one with the white rooster on the bottle).

Mine was math.