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Jun. 8th, 2003 09:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
htothehBlogger goes down for a few hours, and I go crazy. Hmph.
Today's rain was nice rain. I would almost have preferred that it not rain, so that I could weed, but for rain it was good.
I really like it when I do soundboard for church, because then I don't actually have to participate very much in the service. I don't need to respond to anything, because I'm alone in the balcony, I don't need to stand up at any parts, and I can boogie to nifty blues songs that our guitarist writes and plays for the offertory. Saxophones in church... hee...
Did I really just write "boogie"? Moving on, then...
I liked Abstract Reality better as a title for a blog, but oh well. Desperate times call for less-than-satisfactory measures.
What else to babble about... hmm...
Frankly, I'm getting a little tired of all of this moping about losing people in far too short a time. I don't want to lose anyone. That's not the point. My point is that whatever happens two years from now, worrying about that time right now won't help. At all. Heck, for all we know, all of DSFBC will end up at the same college, with me and Erica sharing a dorm and Chris and Trevor sharing a dorm, with the four of us getting an apartment after we move out of school housing. Extremely unlikely, yes, but my point is you don't know what could happen. We don't want to lose each other. Great. So we don't. Try to go to college in the same state, get together on the weekends. Go on that road trip. Keep in close touch after college. No, it won't be the same. But heck, who knows? It might just get better.
You never know.
Today's rain was nice rain. I would almost have preferred that it not rain, so that I could weed, but for rain it was good.
I really like it when I do soundboard for church, because then I don't actually have to participate very much in the service. I don't need to respond to anything, because I'm alone in the balcony, I don't need to stand up at any parts, and I can boogie to nifty blues songs that our guitarist writes and plays for the offertory. Saxophones in church... hee...
Did I really just write "boogie"? Moving on, then...
I liked Abstract Reality better as a title for a blog, but oh well. Desperate times call for less-than-satisfactory measures.
What else to babble about... hmm...
Frankly, I'm getting a little tired of all of this moping about losing people in far too short a time. I don't want to lose anyone. That's not the point. My point is that whatever happens two years from now, worrying about that time right now won't help. At all. Heck, for all we know, all of DSFBC will end up at the same college, with me and Erica sharing a dorm and Chris and Trevor sharing a dorm, with the four of us getting an apartment after we move out of school housing. Extremely unlikely, yes, but my point is you don't know what could happen. We don't want to lose each other. Great. So we don't. Try to go to college in the same state, get together on the weekends. Go on that road trip. Keep in close touch after college. No, it won't be the same. But heck, who knows? It might just get better.
You never know.
