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Ate Mediterranean today. MMMMMMmmmmm.
I use to hate humus, it never pays to be a hater. I love it now, and I'm a much happier person for it.
At church tonight, I started reading this book that was in my purse. I pulled it out and pretended to use it to take notes on, then I pretended it was my Bible and read it whenever everyone was reading the Scripture references with the pastor. Then I started remembering all those times I use to be annoyed at people for being disrespectful. So I stopped reading. The whole time of course, I'm wondering why I went to church in the first place if all I wanted to do was read my book. But you know when you join some sort of club or group or class. And you like the people there and enjoy hanging out with them, but your friendship hasn't reached that point where you can call each other and just hang out with no pretense for getting together. That's why I go. That and that thing about believing in God. Anyway, I'm sure God likes humus too. So maybe someday I can convince the church to eat humus instead of having a sermon.
I use to hate humus, it never pays to be a hater. I love it now, and I'm a much happier person for it.
At church tonight, I started reading this book that was in my purse. I pulled it out and pretended to use it to take notes on, then I pretended it was my Bible and read it whenever everyone was reading the Scripture references with the pastor. Then I started remembering all those times I use to be annoyed at people for being disrespectful. So I stopped reading. The whole time of course, I'm wondering why I went to church in the first place if all I wanted to do was read my book. But you know when you join some sort of club or group or class. And you like the people there and enjoy hanging out with them, but your friendship hasn't reached that point where you can call each other and just hang out with no pretense for getting together. That's why I go. That and that thing about believing in God. Anyway, I'm sure God likes humus too. So maybe someday I can convince the church to eat humus instead of having a sermon.