I know there are literally two of you out there who have wondered where I have been, or have not cared where I have been, but wished that I would write something so they could burn 1.8 minutes* on this page instead of working.
But here is the thing. I often don't have much to say.
Also, sometimes I wonder if it is "okay". Fortunately for that last post I don't know anyone who survived or died that one day. Sometimes I have a joke about church stuff, but then I think about reverence.
So I have adopted a new philosophy. If I am worried about whether or not a joke is reverent enough, I will type it silently with my arms folded. there, solves everything.
Anybody know something funny?
*the average
Monday, September 25, 2006
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
7-11
9-11 is kind of like 7-11, except instead of slurpees, you get a horrible tragedy.
Monday, September 11, 2006
Welcome to Havanna
This weekend I saw Cuba Gooding Jr. He was in Salt Lake at the Greek Festival. My friends were all, "take a picture." But I didn't.
I guess I am just not that excited about seeing Jeremy McGuire.
I guess I am just not that excited about seeing Jeremy McGuire.
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Knee Fight
So I was on "LDSlinkup" the other day. You know one of those networking places where you can keep in touch with old friends from wards and such. That place has loads of mormons on it.
So anyway, I got a "quicknote" from a guy named KneeFight3 that simply said, "Get your home storage ready". I thought this was kind of funny so I tried to find his account and add him "as friend" but when I did a search it said "user not found". So basically he vanished.
I just wanted to share this story because it proves that even over the internet, the church is true.
So anyway, I got a "quicknote" from a guy named KneeFight3 that simply said, "Get your home storage ready". I thought this was kind of funny so I tried to find his account and add him "as friend" but when I did a search it said "user not found". So basically he vanished.
I just wanted to share this story because it proves that even over the internet, the church is true.
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