I got in trouble today. The new youth pastor at the church I used to attend gave a sermon on family values. Very informational.
In the message he mentioned something about the evils of the Simpsons, which I happen to love. In fact, I have a key chain of Homer. Which as I went to graduation parties everyone seemed to notice. So I was trying to hide Homer.
It seems no matter where I go, I have a hard time fitting in. I am too liberal for Montana, but too conservative for the staff at my church in Colorado. I am getting too old for a lot of the video games and trends that go around, but too young to embrace frumpiness, although I can do tacky well.
Oh well.
Sometimes I wonder if I will ever really fit somewhere. Then I wonder if I will ever really want to.
HE WHO LOVES NOT WOMEN, WINE, AND SONG.... REMAINS A FOOL HIS WHOLE LIFE LONG---- MARTIN LUTHER
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Well, join the crowd. Who fits in where? I mean, anytime I've really wanted to fit in somewhere, I've always been glad to have not fit in in the end
I think Michelle and Don Tate II are right on! Flaunt Homer with pride!
Dude, are you SURE we aren't fraternal twins separated at birth. Do you know how much I can relate to how you feel???
Clint, you know I love ya, and yes, you can do tacky with the best of us!
O Amy, what a compliment coming from the Queen of Corn
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