Uncle K.

Georgia? SmackHug Graham for me. Cause I'll be like, across America.

Ha, the 22 is when I leave! Strange.

At least you aren't allergic to 87% of what's in the AIR. I spoke with someone who was. And hey, guys, I've never had enough ROOM on the medical part. So don't be all, 'wah i have no problems'

The first and only time I ever played football landed my in the ER. But I don't have heart problems. I have have everything else problems. Aaaaaaaaaaand of course, it's storming literally right over my house, and I was playingwashing dishes in the sink, cause my dishwasher won't work. And I get to work with rusty nails tomorrow! Without shoes! 8D

Dude, sorry, but that wasn't cool. - Nikira Edit: I spoke with someone last year who thought that happened to him, but it wasn't the case. Surviving one is a miracle, and they always find good uses for their life. I understand that may be the case... but still, as a major pro-life person, I'd rather you didn't poke at that subject around here, please. It's a bit touchy for me. - Nikira ... I had to get stitches once. And of course, they said they would disappear in six months. Turns out, they didn't go away, and for about five years I had to go back to the hospital twice a year, because the stitches ripped out and the spot above me eye under me eye too, would start bleeding. So basically it's like I was crying tears. (One of the coolest times was it happened at school, and I had half the lunch room crowded around my table before I knew the stitches had ripped out. Then they figured it was because of certain skin properties on my face that they didn't know about, I still don't. It's like, all moisture is absorbed and sent to my sinuses. And with acid reflux, it isn't fun. I have like, health problems or something...

Well, I fainted because the epinephrine made my muscles stretch and stress, and when I tried to stand nothing in my body was actually working, it was just tensing and stuff. Try having six IVs in your body for a week.

You don't like curly fries? Then you not only don't deserve to eat at Arby's, But you don't deserve to eat at all. Period.

I had to get like, a huge dosage epinephrine shot because my body stopped functioning when I got surgery. I had a whole big problem with the wheelchair too, when they make you leave in one. And I fainted as soon as I stood up. So I had to get another one, which made me stay away for sixty something hours, I don't remember right now. Cute nurses gave me candy! 8D

Oh, I guess that means no.

My VBS was done several weeks ago. Our was a water theme. And Pirates vs Ninjas vs Robots vs Monsters. (I think the church council is getting pressured for ideas...) >_> You wouldn't by any chance be going to momentum, would you?