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It's been over a week since I last posted. I know, I'm as shocked as you are, but I really haven't had much of an opportunity, especially since my computer is stupid and won't let me open the stupid Mozilla window to actually surf the internet. Stupid 8 year old computer. Anyway this has been a busy week. Super-duper busy. Now that rehearsal has started I lose about 8 hours of Julie time per week, but I'm perfectly alright with that. Well, sometimes it would be nice to have more Julie time, but I don't mind it that much because Ross is there with me, and he makes everything better. I enjoy doing the play and I hope that no one gets terribly disturbed by my lack of acting skillz. I mean, gurls like boys with skills like... nunchaku skills, bow hunting skills, computer hacking skills... I heart Napoleon Dynamite.

So I'll skip the weekdays because those aren't as important as the weekend. Friday was lots of fun. I watched Garden State... sort of. I wasn't exactly able to hear most of it so I'll have to watch it some other time to actually get the whole effect of the movie. Like, I didn't understand what was going on a lot of the time because I would miss certain parts. So Saturday I tried to watch it again after our adventures in shopping, but I was way too tired so we just decided to go to bed.

Saturday was certainly an adventure, though. I'm amazed at how impossible it is to find a dress under my parental imposed $100 limit. Oh wait... no, no, I'm not. Where the freaking heck am I supposed to find a dress under $100? and that's including the tax! I'm totally out of luck in that department. Now, although the dress shopping failed, the overall experience was awesome. The first ultra neat thing that happened was getting to eat 12 pieces of pizza at Pepperoni's before we even started the actual shopping. My favorite part was definitely when we were at Starbucks waiting on Ashly and Tipti to get the lattes. Out of nowhere some radio DJ from Chicago came up and started talking to Rachel, Sara, and me about cancer kids or something. I'm not really sure what he was saying but he was absolutely hysterical. He just couldn't get over Sara's eyes. Apparently they're absolutely stunning. He was borderline creepy. He told me I looked like I should be Prom queen, and he's in love with Rachel because "she's so fun." We bought some magazine to sponsor cancer patients at St. Jude's Hospital. I was sure that he was legitimate, even though he showed us an ID, but because he had his story so well planned out and amused me so much I decided to pay for his drugs... which is what I've decided he'll be spending that money on if he was lying to us. That's just fine with me. At least he was clean when he took my money. Actually, Rachel had to chip in some cash. Which leads me to another part of the story.

Rachel and Ashley were driving down Ben Ziegler's street on their way to Rachel's friend's house and noticed a toilet sitting by the street at someone's house. They took me by it and told me they would forgive me of all my debts if I would go up to that person's house and

(the rest will be posted at a later date. I was inturrupted in the process of typing this, and have been too busy to complete it. I appologize. Oh, and Ross, I love you sweetheart.)

(This blog was posted by Ross.)