Maybe you’re lost from watching LOST. Or you secretly think Michael Scott is the greatest boss of all time. Regardless, we’re curious and we’d like to know what TV show you like the most.

Whether it’s a new show, one that’s been around for a long time, or one that has been written into the pages of history, we want to know! Tell us by leaving a comment below.

Who will win the World Series?
Will Twitter remain as popular as it is now?
What will be the best gadget of 2010?
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

We know that we all have predictions of what will happen in the year to come. And we’d love to know what you think will be a trend, what will be the latest and greatest, what is the forecast of things to come in 2010.

We need your help! Tell us ANYTHING. The skies the limit. Your answers will go into the Mar/Apr 2010 issue of Rethink Monthly. So, please, comment away. Let us know your predictions for 2010.

Rob Bell’s Drops Like Stars tour hits the West Coast in less than two weeks. To announce our excitement and sheer giddy-ness, we’re giving away a few sets of tickets to the Portland, Oregon event on (Valentine’s Day) February 14, 2010, as well as a set of tickets to one of Rob Bell’s other tour stops of your choice (Seattle, San Francisco, Bakersfield, Los Angeles, or Phoenix).

To enter our giveaway, all you need to do is tell us your favorite date spot -or- the most romantic thing you’ve ever done (or someone has done for you) for Valentine’s Day. A specific restaurant, a dinner theater, a concert, the beach, whatever. It’s that easy.

And the winners are…
Beth, Anthony, and MJ
We’ll email you with more information.
Thanks for your comments!

Also, because Rob Bell’s first book, Velvet Elvis, recently sold it’s 500,000th copy, Rob Bell and the folks at Zondervan are offering the Kindle and Nook editions for free on www.amazon.com and www.bn.com until Feb. 15 in honor of this achievement.

Lately there seems to be numerous Facebook invites for seemingly pointless events. Normally it’s not a problem. We mark our reply and move on. But when it’s the same individual sending them over and over, we think it’s quite frustrating.

Don’t get us wrong, we love our Facebook (and Twitter) friends. But here’s our dilemma: Do we keep them as a friend and put up with all their annoying invites, DMs (same could apply to those pesky Twitter DMs) or do we “un-friend” them?

Some would say we’re not portraying Jesus if we un-friend these inviting monsters. Others might say “kick ‘em to the curb.” What would you say?

Acne, puberty, obnoxiously tall bangs, and those ever-so-awkward “Do you like me? Check Yes or No” letters.

Oh, the joys of teenage years.

Here’s our question: If given a second chance, would you take it all back? Would you dare to relive your teen years and all those past glories?

We need your short or long answers – some of which will go in the upcoming Mar/Apr 2010 issue of Rethink Monthly.