I personally loved it...it puts into words pretty much everything your brother has told me. You didnt say anything bad. I think you should keep writing wtvr you feel like writing. Either way dont worry i will be rescuing you from the evil clutches of a 5 year old in a few days...just keep swimming....
There's nothing wrong with having a diary and putting down what you think, but if you put it somewhere where other people can read it, be prepared for the consequences.
Did I miss the part where you described what you actually DID in Jerusalem?
I guess there are two ways of remembering events: You can focus on all the great things that happen, or you can focus on all the lousy things that happen.
You have to decide which you would prefer to keep as your lasting memories.
And I'm sure you're showing due appreciation to your cousins for taking you in and giving you this very generous and wonderful experience, even if it doesn't make for the snappiest of readings.
you could... you know... TYPE the diary. Putting that aside, blogging is a good place to vent, but you should try to keep in mind that you might as well be posting this on the shul bulletin board, because basically everyone you know will be reading it. I hope all the telling-offness didn't ruin your birthday. Because, you know, that would suck, and I know nobody had that in mind when they told you off.
taht's good. That's what i meant, this fall i'm getting my iq laptop, which by law i am required to take everywhere, so then when something really gets on my nerves, i can type in a mini diary. That sounds good to me. Except that it's still summer.
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I personally loved it...it puts into words pretty much everything your brother has told me. You didnt say anything bad. I think you should keep writing wtvr you feel like writing. Either way dont worry i will be rescuing you from the evil clutches of a 5 year old in a few days...just keep swimming....
There's nothing wrong with having a diary and putting down what you think, but if you put it somewhere where other people can read it, be prepared for the consequences.
Did I miss the part where you described what you actually DID in Jerusalem?
I guess there are two ways of remembering events: You can focus on all the great things that happen, or you can focus on all the lousy things that happen.
You have to decide which you would prefer to keep as your lasting memories.
And I'm sure you're showing due appreciation to your cousins for taking you in and giving you this very generous and wonderful experience, even if it doesn't make for the snappiest of readings.
Anyway, happy 100th anniversary, Strong Bad!
Ima keeping the Get Smart warm for you!
you could...
you know...
TYPE the diary.
Putting that aside, blogging is a good place to vent, but you should try to keep in mind that you might as well be posting this on the shul bulletin board, because basically everyone you know will be reading it.
I hope all the telling-offness didn't ruin your birthday. Because, you know, that would suck, and I know nobody had that in mind when they told you off.
taht's good. That's what i meant, this fall i'm getting my iq laptop, which by law i am required to take everywhere, so then when something really gets on my nerves, i can type in a mini diary. That sounds good to me. Except that it's still summer.
I love the iguana!
we miss you.
Write more about what you are doing and seeing, but be nice!
when i get the laptop, i'm planning to write things on word, or wordpad. tHEN, i'll email it to people i like. I think that's safe.
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