Haha. They look all smooshed. Um... got back from church a little bit ago. Pastor Dave is hilarious. He was talking about how a fool and a scoffer are different. "A fools goes 'Doot-doo-doo. I'm dumb,' but a scoffer says 'Doot-doo-doo. You're dumb,' as he repeatedly runs into a wall." I am going to go take a shower and go to bed now. Good bye.

I love video class. Practice take from the doctor skit thingie. Maybe I can upload the whole thing when it's done. Um.... Josh and I made a timeline for part of the Scarlet Letter. It's extremely amusing. It's very gory/graphic. I love it.

This week was fun. I'm doing this like Lemita did. Wednesday I forget what I did but I'm sure I already said something about it before. Thursday I went to my Grandma (dad's side)'s house. Cassie and Danielle and Sarah and Derek and Matt and Sara's friend Ramsey were there. Made a bunch of really strange crossword puzzles on the computer. Ex: Clue: Cassie. Answer: Nusic. All pretty much old jokes. We ate good food. Then me and Sarah and my aunt Brenda and Grandma and Cassie played solitaire for a while. Then most of us went over to Matt's house and watched Uncle Danny and Ramsey and Matt play games on their new xbox 360. Friday Aunt Debbie and Uncle Scott's house for more food. Only Uncle Steve and Matthew came up from Columbus; Alex and Michael were sick, and Eric, who's a week older than me, was just a party pooper. We ate more good food. Then, we played Scene It- the tv edition. The majority of the questions were from 80's tv shows; I only knew about five of the answers the whole time. We started adding "The" and "Show" before/after every answer. So Friends = The Friends Show. It was funny. Matt and Uncle Steve left, then Jess, Abby, Kara, and I played PS2 for a long, long time. Crash Team Racing and Nitro Kart. Battle Mode is fun. My sister and I spent the night at their house- we watched Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties. Dumb movie. But it had Breckin Meyer in it, which is good. Then we played PS2 more. Then went to bed. Then got up and played PS2 again. Then ate breakfast. Played PS2. Ate leftovers for lunch; played video games again. Then went home and read some of book report book and fell asleep until 6. Good stuff.

I'm off for more turkey and things at my cousin's house. I shall report back later.

Thxgvng

Goin' to my grandma's house (Dad's side) today. My cousins from Columbus are coming up, or are up already. Cassie and Danielle. Wonder how Pertunia the Egg is doing. I love the WFMU Tape. The Youth Culture and You'll Miss Me on there are excellent. "I HAVE TO TIE MY SHOE." That make me laugh so hard. I think at the bottom of every entry from now on I'll put what number entry it is. 101 EDIT: No, I won't. I just thought of how stupid and pointless that would be.

100?

Hey now. I just realized I'm two entries behind . So this is my 100th entry. Isn't it wonderful? How to make it special... What's that? You want random pictures? Ok.

Hugh L on Thanksgiving: "Back in England, we don't give thanks. We mourn the loss of the colonies."

Man, that quote was hard to fit into the subject line. I went to the Thanksgiving dinner my church was having last night. I ate alot of good food. Jonathan and Ian and Spencer and I did math problems on the white board in the youth room. It's like completely full of numbers now. It was fun. But I didn't get any dessert because we were doing stuff with that until the service started, and there wasn't any time. I got a piece of apple pie though. It tasted kinda vinegar-y. I have nothing to do today. I think. Oh, I have to clean my room. School yesterday was fun. Parts of it were, anyway. In gym, Deanna brought everyone donuts. And then we played football again. Football's boring. In science, we'd brought in a bunch of stuff for a party without telling the teacher, and we were trying to figure out a way for her to think that we thought it was her birthday so she'd let us watch a movie and stuff. Emily volunteered to go into the bathroom and make herself cry so we cold get Mrs. Warkentien out of the room and set the things up. We talk to her, though, before she went to check on Emily in the bathroom, and she was like "Yeah, sure. I don't care." So someone went and got Emily from the bathroom. She'd actually made herself cry, and mascara was all dripping down her face. We watched the Beverly Hillbillies; apparently, Start Little 2 has too much "language" in it. Haha. Mr. Spickler, my government teacher, is funny: "While you study, I'll practice carrying heavy loads on my head for when the Muslims take over."