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Researcher 55674 Started conversation Sep 24, 2001
Ah, The end of a spectacular weekend. I had the pleasure of going on a retreat up in the mountains of VA. Beautiful weather, great time of singing, praying, learning, playing, and eating. Saw old friends for the first time in a while, spent time with new friends. To echo the thought of our special speaker: "I am happier than any man has a right to be." 
Played in a skit comparing the christian life to brushing teeth (don't ask). Got drenched by a not-so-nice angel helping me to rinse. 
Sometimes its more fun being the point of the joke than the one making it.
Ah well, back to the common drudgery of study and procrastination. 
*feels good for no apparent reason*
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Sep 27, 2001
Sounds fun... did you go with a bunch of people from Radford? Cause my friend Ed was asking me if I was going to a weekend thing for church the other weekend and I was like "what weekend thing?"... just curious.
And I'm glad you're happy.
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Researcher 55674 Posted Sep 27, 2001
No, just our little group of 60 or so.
*wonders why they don't all come to Bible Study* 
Oh well.
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Sep 27, 2001
Some of us have rather busy schedules... I've been meaning to go to Bible study here for ages, but I just don't have the free time-- I've a class during the time slot, or am working. 
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Researcher 55674 Posted Sep 27, 2001
That's true.
A lot of them were international students, too. I'm not sure how comfortable they would be in a mostly American class.
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Sep 27, 2001
Hmmm.
*twiddles*
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