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Okay, let's see what has happened since the last time I posted...

Graduation was great, definately good times.  The thunderstorm could have ruined everything but it just made the whole experience even more memorable.  I was fun watching everyone run inside once the turrential downpour started.  What a random way to end high school.  Afterwards me and a bunch of other people went to Silver Mining Company for dinner.

And Senior Week... as I'm sure most of you noticed, I did not go to Senior Week, I took the $500 my mom gave me and stayed home.  Do I regret my decision... I do sometimes, it would have been great to be down there partying with everyone, but I still had a good time staying here.  Pat and Sara were still here, so it wasn't all bad.  Pat and I went to see Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban which was fun.  The movie was a lot better than I'd expected.  Then after that we got Sara and we just drove around the rest of the night. 

Since that week I've been trying to keep busy.  I've been out looking for a job but haven't had a lot of luck so far.  Been to some graduation parties, all of which have been great.  Went on a great tour of Wal-Mart and Shrewsbery with Keith, Jackie, Pat, Natalie, and Melissa.  It was really informative, I learned a lot.  And just yesterday I went on a bike ride with my family and my cousins.  It was fun, I went a total of 17 miles!  And we saw a black snake, it was about 6 feet long, we got a picture of me holding it.   Good fun!

That's all for now... See ya!

It's been a while... I'll update tomorrow

Let's see, its been a long time I don't know where to start.  Might as well start with what I know best... sports.

Alright, since football season is over and my interest in NASCAR finally faded, I've resorted to watching the Oriole games whenever they're televised.  Baseball is not as bad to watch as I once thought, if you put it in the right perspective it's actually quite enjoyable... baseball or nothing... I'll take baseball.  The Orioles haven't been doing nearly as bad as they've done in the past; right now I think they are 2, maybe 3 games over .500 (ask Sean if you care, I'm sure he'll know).  The last game I saw was on Saturday, at home versus the Cleveland Indians; this was a nail-biter... the score was back and forth all afternoon.  Pretty high scoring game too (12-11 Orioles), which means either the hitters were doing really well, the pitching was really bad, or a little of both.  Oh well, overall it was a good game and the Orioles are starting their season off on the right foot.  They're a young team but they have some strong veterans to help guide them in the coming years.

Prom was fun last weekend.  Went to Dockman's house for pictures and then rode with Matt, Kristina, and Janice to the prom.  Overall it was good, except for the DJ, who sucked.  I don't know what the hell he was playing, but some of the music you couldn't even dance to.  After prom was... different.  I'll leave it at that.

I'm finishing the last of my scholarships this week, THANK GOD!  I can't wait until these last two are sent out and I'm finished with them; doing them has really been some of the worst experiences of my life.  They're not hard, just very time consuming, and you're not even guarenteed the money, so I could be wasting my time and not get anything.

And the last thing I can think of writing about is my latest adventure at the library.  Yes, I recieved a referral from that crazy librarian, Adolf Teague.  She said I was loitering outside for 5 minutes at the beginnning of class and skipping the rest after third lunch.  I did neither of those things... at the beginning of class I was having an important conversation with Brittany and Sara about the series finale of Friends.  And it wasn't 5 minutes, it was hardly 2 before she came to the door, knocked on the glass, and motioned for me to return to my post.  And after lunch I went to Mrs. Duncan's room to help with all the new books that came in.  And I saved the pass for evidence, which came in handy when I was talking to Dr. Reynolds.  I can't wait till I'm outta there... I'm sure it's the closest thing to hell on this planet.  Well, I can honestly say I'm done doing work in there; I may not be able to leave, but there is no way in hell I'm doing anything to help Adolf Teague.