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Patrick............................... HEY !!!! *virtual hugs*

*virtual thumbs up*

Wow! My Nana had four kids (that's my mom's side of the fam) I have no clue how many relatives I have on that side since I'm constantly meeting new ones! My Granny had seven kids (on my dad's side). My dad's oldest brother (he's the second born) had eight kids, my dad had two, my second uncle (the third born) had three, fourth uncle had seven, first aunt had two, second aunt has one, and third aunt has five kids. *Phew* Now their kids are starting to have kids so Chritmas is like having a zoo in the living room! LOL! Looks like you do know all about it though.

I don't mind at all! Take your time and chill. . .and COD is? I probably sound stupid asking that, but my brain isn't quite functioning all the way today.

I must disappoint you on "READ SECOND," because I have had the same thing happen to me, and I don't know how to get rid of it! I will forward your note to ES and PoTW.

Regarding READ FIRST, of course we didn't forget about you, and of course you are missed! On a forum of course people come and go, so you get used to it if they leave permanently, but everyone knows you're still around on Sundays and will be back after Easter. We love you!

I am a mere Christian, I guess. I grew up in a very fundamentalist protestant church, but today I attend a community church, and I have incorporated some Anglo-Catholic practice into my beliefs. I am a hodge-podge!

I am so happy Lent is bringing you closer to Jesus. I feel the same way. Over in the Lent 2012 thread I posted a quote by Henri Nouwen (a Catholic priest) who described for us why the church calendar is so helpful to us -- I hope you got a chance to read it.

Ciao for now - almost Easter - hang in there!

5. At the end of the day, it’s just a fantastic show. There are a few bad episodes here and there, but the new version of the series has been pretty consistent, and the high points are really amazing. Each season has had some kind of ongoing storyline, and mostly they’ve been excellent, leading to appropriately epic finales with a lot of emotion and excitement.

4. There is endless potential for Creativity. The Doctor's vehicle looks like an old blue telephone box from the outside, but on the inside, it’s an enormous spaceship which can travel anywhere in the universe through time and space. This means the Doctor’s adventures can potentially occur at any point in the past or future, on earth or on alien planets. The storylines are widely divergent, dealing with everything from altering the course of history through time travel, galactic warfare, Victorian-era ghosts and adventures with major historical figures.

3. The show never gets stale. Everything in “Doctor Who” is constantly in a state of flux, from the actors to the situations. The various people who’ve played the Doctor over the years have brought their own quirks and eccentricities to the role, and have even been allowed to reinvent to character to some extent. This means that each new version of the Doctor is almost like the spawning of a brand new TV series. Additionally, his companions sometimes dictate the kinds of adventures the Doctor is facing, so when they change, the storyline of the whole show can shift around them.

The show’s premise means that it could potentially go on for several more decades. Most TV shows end because the actors get sick of their roles and decide to move on. “Doctor Who” sidesteps this problem with a couple of clever tricks that are built into the basic premise. For one thing, the Doctor isn’t human. He’s from a race of human-looking aliens called the Time Lords. When they get sick or injured, they are able to regenerate a new body, which looks and acts differently, but has the same memories. This has allowed the actor playing the Doctor to change constantly over the years, and they are currently up to the eleventh doctor. As for the rest of the cast, the Doctor basically has a revolving door policy when it comes to sidekicks, so those people are constantly changing as well as he finds new companions and leaves old friends behind, which brings us to the next reason you should watch “Doctor Who”.

Reason to watch Doctor Who
1. Quantity has its advantages, and there are tons of “Doctor Who” episodes. One of the main reasons to watch “Doctor Who” is the massive size of the backlog. You could potentially watch it on a fairly regular basis for years without ever running out. The original series debuted in 1963 and ran for 26 seasons. The new show, which is technically a direct extension of the old show, at least in terms of story, started up in 2005 and has run for six seasons so far. The old show is sometimes much too cheesy for the average viewer, but once you learn to love the new series, you might find that there is real novelty and fun in watching the older episodes.

It's Technical Theater(costumes, set designs, etc) I can't wait. It's gonna be totally awesome.
Of course, I'll take as many pictures as possible. I really want to meet some Doctor Who people, and Starkid.

Oh, your first dance. I've been to dances, they're a ton of fun. You'll have a great time!
Awesome, that's so cool. I hope you have fun. I want to get into christian music, what should I listen too?
15, I'm 15! I don't have a facebook though, I don't really want one.

I'm sorry, I have those kinds of practices, I understand.

I happy that your doing well. I'm doing great! I got into a arts program at my school for next year(my first year in highschool) I'm really excited. I got my brother into watching Doctor Who, he's a big fan now. and I got Comic-Con tickets.

probably more techno/trance. He says its a dance album. Do a little research if you must,I'm not around here too much.

*hugs* I missed you, how are you? Anything new in life?

Don't rub it in! LOL! Actually, I'm not really over weight, I just want to get into shape and lose a few pounds so that I'll be healthier. Thanksgiving is my fav holiday! If you only knew how huge my extended family is, you would understand; it takes us THREE or FOUR HOURS to open presents on Christmas! Thanksgiving is much better: all we do is eat.

Cool! Sure I'd like to hear your plan!

Yeah I was afterwards they've all added me on facebook, so I feel really awkward having loads of little kids on it:/ haha
oohh what've you been painting?

Thank ya, thank ya!
The word "insane" comes to mind. . . LOL! I'm trying to be "healthy", but it's so hard to do when everything that tastes good is bad for me. I saw a shirt at wal-mart that had Oscar the Grouch on it and said "no trash talk" I was VERY tempted to buy it. LOL!

How's your week been? Do anything crazy lately? Hee, hee!

your writing and the writing that I'm doing in class is very different -I wish it was the one you were talking about...
The Writing that I'm doing in class is like in-class essays,thesis...stuff like that =P

hope your week is going good! talk to you later~

Nice to see you Patrick! I love the color. Nice. My Lent is going really well; I am doing this lectio divina thing, studying just a small portion of Scripture and meditating on it, and it has been incredible. I am a happy woman. Miss you on TDL though! Thanks for stopping by. XO

Hahaa yeah I am - and I went 3 years ago I think it was + My mum, dad and sister
Your actually pretty booked up they sound all so cool, especially the camping

It's been awesome I've been on my work experience at a primary school, I'm in a year 4 class (8-9 year olds) and the teacher was my teacher when I was 5 years old in year 1.
I'm going to be actually so upset when I leave, I actually love my class:L you?

If I can drive, then, yes. I will probably go. If not, I'm not walking in the dark. I just want to see what it's like..

Erm, I'm going to florida? that's pretty exciting for me, exept it means that my sister's leaving home soon after:L i'm going to be actually so lonely:L
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