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Date Posted: 22:40:07 12/18/04 Sat
Author: Jon
Subject: Considerably more at ease now and quite uninhibited, Jon reaches for a cookie, dumps it in some milk, and takes a big bite. "Dewishus!" he mumbles through a mouthful.
In reply to: A, M, K 's message, "At the mention of cookies Kaleb's eyes lit up and Mackai managed a, "Cookies would be nice," Aura smiled and replied, "Cookies it is then." She began rummaging through the kitchen again. She had soon assembled the ingredients and soon the smell of fresh baked cookies wafted through the air. Aura pulled out the first sheet, "Why don't you start on these and I'll get us some nice cold milk." She sat the sheet on the table and returned with the milk and four glasses. She filled each glass and took herself a cookie (why don't we say they're choc. chip.)." on 12:58:13 12/18/04 Sat

Ah. You should do it anyway. Drama's wonderful, and at least at my school, there's not too much homework and it's mostly fooling around. *shifty eyes* ...I mean, we work very, very hard and are very, very dedicated... *coughcoughcough*

No, seriously, though, it's good stuff. I love it. Not quite enough to go into a career with it - I prefer a bit of a more stable life than that - but it's an awesome thing to be involved in. And very, very fun.

Questions? Why not? I live in Happy Valley...aka Utah. I'm a Junior at Provo High. I don't know Crello /personally/...rather through another friend on this site who knows Crello pretty well. That's how I ended up here, actually. What about you?

And actually, if you're local and you go to see "Phantom" this Wednesday at 3:30 at the Provo mall, and you come across a bunch of people, a few of which are referring to each other as "Mommy" "Daddy" and "Daughter Dearest" and such, that's me and a couple of my drama friends...I'm the "Daughter Dearest"...ah, I love drama traditions....

Anyway. Heh. Know what you mean about your mother. I think it's a mother thing...or something like that. Ah well!

"There are some things in life that are easier than finding the right guy...like nailing jello to a tree, for instance." ~a quote from an email a friend of mine sent to me the other day

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