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Wednesday, Apr. 17, 2002 @ 10:01 P.M.

Church and state

Ooo... I'm so full right now!

Just got home from church. We worked on our skit that we're doing on Grumbler's Anonymous. It's gonna be so funny!! By the way, if any of you want to come and see my youth group act badly make sure to let me know somehow. Then we ate some brownie cake and drank some milk. It was so goooood! Mr. Derron actually asked if there was anyone who wanted a small piece. Can you believe his unmidgegated(sp?) gall? ::giggles:: There's always plenty of room for chocolate. After that, we watched a video of a skit that the co-op home-schoolers put together. It was corny, but hilarious! Roger's most definitely gonna play the cheesy good guy. The thing that was the most funny was the part where little Jordan was mimicking the characters. He's only 2 years old and he had them down pat. Crazy!

My dad had to bring my car in today to get the oil changed. Is it bad when it's 500 miles over the recommended milage to change oil? Apparently it is. Also, I've been driving a very dangerous car. The tires were bald and two of the rubbery band thingys in the engine were about to snap. Anyways, my dad bought all new tires and got the bands replaced. Aren't I lucky?

Okay, on to other things. I didn't realize how extremely emotional Trigun is. I knew that the characters were deep, but dang! I haven't cried so much since watching Saber Marionette J. Besides, the main character is great with his gun.

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