
Not only did I remove all that, but I also took out all the rooms inside and built two small farms inside. Not a plant farm, but a guardian farm. Basically, a farm to get fish to spawn and then fall to their deaths. Not too pleasant I know, but they drop things I really want so I can build more cool things. Anyways, all of this, from start to finish, over the course of a week, probably took me over one day. That is one twenty-four hour period and who knows how much longer really. It was a very long time.
When I was done I sat back, smile ear to ear, and marveled at my work. I love this place, the farm isn't all that great, maybe 1000-1200 drops per hour, but the work I put into the redstone and building my first automatic sorting storage system, and the pickaxes I lost while mining just the inside of the Monument. It just makes me happy to see and spend time in, even if it isn't even done yet. I still have to do the inside decorations, but that is okay, I can take it slow now.
But today I sat back, while I was checking the dph rate, and thought to myself. I spend hours a day with Minecraft. If I am not in the game, I am watching videos and tutorials. I bought a book that looks like the icon for a grass block. I have a Redstone ore block that lights up, as well as a torch. I also have Minecraft wallpaper on my PC and tablet. I really like the game. But I never spend this much time with my bible. I don't pray as much as I watch videos on Youtube. Minecraft will be part of my life for a short duration of living, but God will be part of my life forever. Why don't I spend more time with him?
Lately, as you might have surmised from my past blogs, I have been reevaluating my life. Where I am is okay. It is safe, comfortable, and actually rather fun. But I keep getting a feeling that God wants me in a place that is slightly different. I don't know how different, hope it's not a lot, but if it is, that is okay. but I guess first I need to find that correct path that will lead me there.
Truth be told, I am kind of scared where I might go. Maybe not the destination, but the journey can be dangerous. But one needs to sit back and think, will it be dangerous? Probably. Will I get hurt? Possible. Will it be worth every ache, scar, and pain? Most definitely it will be. I really think we spend way too much time with things that aren't God and not enough with God. I don't want to be a once-a-week-and-twice-for-the-holidays type of Christian. Those Christians have too big of mouths and not enough Christ in them. I want to be a follower of The Way, a follower of Jesus. I want to be one of his talmid.