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If you could look like anything...anything at all....what would you look like? I'd be the wind. ...........It's easy to be someone's friend when all you need is someone to console you. It's much harder to be there for them when they're happy all the time. .............Even when I say nothing, it's a beautiful use of negative space.


























Blind Eyes Closed
 
Friday, August 30, 2002
 
Todday was really...uplifting. Wilson Days. Which means forced community service. I helped set up and run a carnival at the underprivilaged children's center in Rochester. It was SO MUCH FUN. It was a really hot day and we were set up outside, so I got really sunburnt and everyone that was there from Hollister 6 got dunked. It was too much fun. And the kids made us Tye-dye shirts that look awesome and I love it. No one else had an especially good time 'cause they were all cleaning windows and such. I say to them "TAKE THAT!" Then I came home, rushed the the bookstore to buy books, and went down to the Interfaith Chapel for shabbat services. And it was conservative 'cause reform services don't start until next week. But it was cool anyway and I met this kid who belongs to TBI, which is the OTHER reform temple in the Evanston area. It was really cool to meet him...he lives in Skokie and participated in Midrasha for a bit and I never knew him. He quit Midrasha before everyone got really tight, apparently.

Megan then made fun of me a lot for being a Jew and threatened to beat me with a yamaka. But it's okay 'cause she's making me an honorary black girl. I won't elaborate because it won't make sense.
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