Signs you've been at IHOP too long
I am guilty of most of these, though not all...hey, I like to switch up my seating in the prayer room sometimes. Keeps life interesting.
- You wear your nametag everywhere
- You are not a prayer leader, but you are always drafted to cut off the line for rapid-fire intercession
- You are not on a worship team, but you know the code to the briefing room
- You are not a preacher by vocation, but the internships all call you when a guest speaker can't make it and no one else is available
- You sit in the same section of the prayer room every day...and usually it's the same seat. *cough* JUSTIN RIZZO *cough*
- You spend all of your free time on the coffee shop patio
- You stand along the back wall or in the fire exit when you don't want to engage in the prayer meeting
- You know how to eat while still fasting ("hey, there's peanut butter in this cookie--my Daniel fast remains unbroken!!")
- Misty Edwards actually knows your name
- You live at Herrnhut but you still drive to IHOP
- You shop at the Wal-Mart on State Line
- You take your Nalgene water bottle everywhere, even to Wal-Mart
- You can identify IHOP's senior leadership by their prayer language
- Your Bible is barely readable because of your five-color highlighting system
- You don't go shopping any more; you just eat at Higher Grounds




2 bewildered response(s):
actually..you don't know the code anymore..I think they changed the code to the briefing room. =p
And what's wrong with sitting in the same section/seat??
Who doesn't enjoy the coffee shop patio? It means you may see someone you know walk by. ^_^
haha..ya know..I donno if she actually knows my name..just my face..as she turns around to run the other way. =p
ahaha..I was so guilty of driving to IHOP from Herrnhut. I mean..who wants to walk THAT far?? o_O
ok..enough of my comments. I need a life. >_>
~Amy~
So now I know why I can never find a parking spot. I'll have to start parking at IHOP and then you guys will have nowhere to park when you go home.
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