| Yesterday Randy called me and wanted to borrow $33.
Ha... ha, that's funny. Sure, why not? I only have $12 to my name,
and had to borrow money from someone else, but that's no big deal,
right? I told him I wished I had $33 even for myself. My mom's been
researching all these places to refinance our house since interest
rates are down from the stupid war. Not that part of me doesn't like
the idea of my country whooping another, proving that ours is the
strongest, but it's going to be drawn out a lot longer than it needs
to, and we might end up having a freakin' draft that would affect
me. But regardless, we're refinancing our home and so my mom could
spend a little money so she took all of us (minus my dad who was at
work) to Subway. Right as we were heading out the door, Randy called
again, asking if he could borrow $2 this time. I said he could. He
also asked if I could give him a ride to the Greyhound bus station
at 9pm. I said I could. After Subway, It was about 8:25 and it took
around 20 minutes to get to his house, and 20 more to get to the
station. I hurried over there based on the instructions he gave me,
and he invited me in while he loaded his stuff in my car, along with
his fiance. Oh, so I'm giving her a ride, too. That's cool, I guess.
He said they found a place in Washington and were moving there. Hmm,
that's cool for him. His mom said he was in over his head, though. I
guess if things don't work out, then it will be a good lesson, and
learning the hard way is an unfortunate but effective way to learn.
I'm currently ripping songs from all our CDs because I found this
program where you download music and all the music on there is
monitored to make sure they have all been ripped by this certain
high-quality program, and that the person sharing them has all the
songs from the album, and you have to have at least 40 full albums
of MP3s to even use the program, so I'm busy doing that.
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