Oh yes...

[muygordonz0r]

I guess I asked questions, but didn't follow the contractual obligation that follows:

Ask me 3 questions, no more no less. ask me anything you want. Then go to your journal, copy and paste this allowing your friends (including myself) to ask you anything.

bleh. this better be good.

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[muygordonz0r]

1) Dream Ideal Slack

2) Far too many to list, but one stands out... I peed my pants one time when I was in first grade, I think. The teacher noticed, and quitely called the nurse to get me some new pants, the same color even. It was really nice of her, but it wasn't exactly the most comfortable situation I've been in.

3) Wow. That question almost warrants a new post unto itself, but right now I'll have to keep it short. A distintion I have made is that what you practice, what you know, and what you hope for, are almost always different. If they are not, then I commend you for being more at peace with yourself than I ever will be. Lets see, I think my Great-Great Grandparents were protestant, but I know of no one in my family who actually goes to church even close to regularly, with the exception of myself one in a great while. I guess that's my practice. What I know: nothing, really. There could be an afterlife that looks like candyland meets chutes and ladders, I would be none the wiser. The one thing I do know: religion is a personal thing. You don't go to church to be religious, it's quite the opposite. Anymore, church is just a business like any other, it's truly quite sad. What I hope: I just hope I'm happy when I die, but I already know I will be. I t would also be somewhat of a disappointment is heaven was only one persons ideal of what the afterlife should be. Truly, everyone has their own afterlife, separate and distinct from any other, delegated by their beliefs and conscience immediatley before they die.