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A couple weeks ago, maybe longer than that now, I was asked if I'd be interested in being AIM's representative at JMU, promoting Adventures in Missions and their trips. [For those of you who don't know, I worked with AIM all summer in Philadelphia.]  Life has been crazy and I've been a little bit of a procrastinator with it.  Basically, AIM has a program called Real Life which are mission trips geared specifically for college aged students.

The promotion campaign has three parts and today I started one of them which is the t-shirt portion.  I was given a t-shirt by AIM which looks like this,

[385 million people live on less than $1 a day]

and was told to wear it for five consecutive days in hopes that people will ask questions and I have the opportunity to talk to them about poverty and what we can do to help.

Part of our role as college reps for AIM is to also keep a blog on what we're doing and how the activities are going.  So I wrote a blog today and for some reason the AIM server was down.  And that got me thinking about how little I've been writing lately and that it would be good to share what's going on.  So here are my thoughts on the t-shirt challenge for today: