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Monday, November 10, 2003

I need to think of new subject headings

SYF is going really well. Liam and Rae are at really key plot point, and trust me, for those of you who have been paying attention (or actually care) it's going to blow you away.

As long as no-one screws it up.

Life is good and such. I got my Ancient History assignment back, I got a C, but Mr Wheatley was really good about it.

He went on to explain why the classes marks are so low (there's 7 of us now the 12's are gone) and that the reason is that we were thrown into the thick of it without any proper training into how to write an 11 essay, under 12 conditions.

Either way he said he wouldn't have been so harsh if he didn't think we could do better ('there's no point flogging a dead horse').

Basically he said he was happy, as long as this didn't happen this time next year.

lol

Yesterday was good too.

You know I've never felt more comfortable in my life than when I'm in my suit at church?

Weird huh?

It's just that comfortable, calming feeling that I get from being there.

So yeah, Sunday school was good and all that.

I got this really good quote from class too;

"There is nothing inherently evil about money. The Good Samaritan used the same coinage to serve his fellowman that Judas used to betray the Master. It is the love [which] is the root of all evil. The critical difference is the degree of spirituality we exercise in viewing, evaluating, and managing the things of this world." -Elder Dallin H. Oaks.

So yeah, I thought it was pretty good.
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