Yoda you are not.
2004-02-16@3:14 p.m.
I loved the Star Wars allusion in your diary.
What's that you say? There was no allusion? Then who do you think you are? Yoda? Learn to speak grammatically correct you must (Yes, that was and allusion to Star Wars, and satire towards your grammar).
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Now that I've got my negative energy out. What's up?
How was everyone's weekend? Mine was awesome...at most points.
I guess we had our first kinda date. It was so much fun. There was some talking, but not a whole lot. I wonder if she was just bored out of her mind or savouring the moment like I was. Well, let's pray for the latter.
Prayer is a good thing. Talking to Jesus on a daily basis gets you where you need to be, trust me. I was all off track, but then I started praying morning and night. I'm back in church now, eager to learn all that I can about the scripture, and life is going much much better than it was for a long time.
I don't feel like a bad person anymore. This is not meant to hurt a certain person, but I just feel better now...cleaner. It's like God wiped my slate clean and let me start over fresh. And you know what? I'm doin better! I hope I can keep it up.
EA's performance last night was great. I want to thank all those who attended, we really appreciate you all more than you can imagine. The guys of EA have all grown comfortable with each other on stage and I think it shows. I'm SO ready to watch the tape from last night! It should be humurous to see myself smacked in the head with a microphone. "I felt a bit of a pain in my gulliver." That seems like it was in A Clockwork Orange somewhere, but probably not in those exact words. Your gulliver is your head.
Down, down, down.
Down, down, down.
Down, down, down.
Ha..."down" loses all sense when you repeat it over and over. I've done this before with the word "lack." It's interesting. You should try it.
E-MAIL ME!! (Shameless expression of a sense of unwantedness (not a word, I know).)
L8er,
Jacob
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RT - "Good luck" is a phrase I heard way too many times this weekend. Mainly because it pertained to such worrisome subjects.