it is quite obvious you don't check your myspace either. i am ok with that. i talk to you enough that i don't depend on myspace or xanga to communicate with you.

TD

The line "My arrogant annoyance and their patriotic pride do not mix well" in your Texas update made me smile. Very big.

i guess i could get Facebook and LiveJournal accounts...

but i won't because i am just not that interested [i'm not that kind of girl, to rearrange my computer use for any man] and i can always call you. well, it is back to homework for me.

TD

Not surprising to see you turn you back on Xanga...I think it's dying, and have joined MySpace myself. Can't bring myself to shut down my Xanga site though - Probably too sentimental for that, or something.
Give Abby a very big hug for me next time you see her, would you? It's quite a shame she lives so far from me...I guess I'll have to come see you all sometime...

~Rachel

Hey Adam -

  whats up. I didn't expect anyone to agree... my taste is narrow and overly critical to most. O well.

  On a "Christian" note, Jars of Clay always seems to move me. They don't just blurt out spiritual-sounding stuff, but put life and God into a poetic, talented mix.  Classics like James Taylor - some U2, Bon Jovi, Kearney. Alot of Oldies with the Temps, Credance Clearwater and that fun stuff. Nickle Creek is one of purest talents, both in writing and playing. I never was into Jesus Freak or the early Christian stuff...we were one of the "drum-shunners" in my early years.:) I grew up with mostly classical and worship stuff, but it's really been drained of it's content and appeal to me.

Jack