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Subject: My first message

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Sara

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Date Posted: 12:54:51 10/16/01 Tue

OK, so this is my first message! I wanted to get one of those livejournal things that Adam and Steve have, but no. LiveJournal is making you pay or get invited my a member. I don't feel like waiting to get invited, and so I just used this site. I love voyforums. No, I'm serious. I have been using them for a long time, and they are the coolest. They have good features and it is free.

Well the get up kids lost again. By get up kids, I mean my fantasy football team. Their coach is the worst.. oh wait thats me :) Anyway, Stephen Davis ruined it for me with him fumble and Erron Kinney.. well he just didn't do anything. I won't complain about Brett Favre.. he's the man. Oh, and the real Get Up Kids, well they are coming to Philly and I got tickets. I can't wait!

Micky is the sweetest guy in the world. Did I mention that? He woke up early and took me to the Thomas Eakins exhibit, which was pretty cool. I enjoyed the exhibit, but I was not thrilled with the fact that the exhibit had so many photographs. I mean sure, photos were a big part of how Eakins painted, but they are just so boring to me. I would rather see a paint.. than some tiny black and white photograph. I think Eakins best work was the gross clinic ones. They were these very large medical paintings, and they were intense. I also enjoyed the portraits in the middle of his career, like the opera singer one. I really liked the boxing ones too and the rowers. Towards the end of his career, they started to go downhill, but I guess that is to be expected. Overall, I enjoyed the exhibit. It was nice to see a artist who was from Philadelphia and contributed alot to the art schools. I think Micky liked the exhibit too. He also liked the boxer ones, and the portraits. I am glad I have a boyfriend who likes going to the art museum, and although it may not be his favorite thing in the world, he still goes :) That's all. Bye

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