you'll change your mind come monday
well i'm 25, now my insurance apparently goes down.
i honestly thought that the study at lifespring i'm going to was gonna be really lame tonight. my only free night during the week, i've already been through the book, i'm the youngest guy in the room (actually turns out there's a couple guys a year or two down from me)... i wasn't expecting much. turns out it wasn't that bad. we watched some field of dreams, so you can't go wrong there... and then we broke down into groups which we stay in for the rest of the study. mine consists of me, andy (the outreach minister, and canadian), tim (fellow northwest grad, class of '87) and doug (father of three and IT guy). and i met a few other guys too. this might turn out well.
anyway. got work to do then goin to bed. i got to see renee last night and tonight, even though it was just for a little while, i always love it when i get to see her for multiple days in a row.
oh. and this article on slashdot finally made me decide who i'm voting for. not that any of the actual candidates wrote these responses. but that equalizes things as much as anything else would. it's interesting if you are into the whole political deal. and you should be voting if you're of age, no matter what, even if you aren't into politics as an art form.
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