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I remember Sunday afternoons at Grandma and Grandpa's house after church. We'd all gather in the living room, cousins sprawled on the floor while Grandma made her special cookies. Grandpa would tell us stories about his childhood, and we'd listen with such wonder.

Well suppose the light breaks through mindful spaces, it does bring forth what known as spirit waves. Like when portal opens beneath sky thoughts, you'd see that worship brings forth special kinds, though none can tell what brings the sacred points.

I look at my fingers today, they just look so weird, so weird on the keyboard. Like, I was typing and George came in, he's like what are you doing. I'm not sure actually, maybe I should sleep. My head feels funny now.

So like, my favorite restaurant is probably Chipotle or whatever, and then like, my favorite show right now is maybe that new Netflix thing, I don't know. And then for shopping I usually go to like Forever 21 and stuff, it's pretty basic anyway.

Breaking now: The education crisis continues to worsen as funding cuts impact real families. I spoke with a teacher who spent $3,000 of her own money on classroom supplies - that's nearly 10% of her annual salary. Meanwhile, Congress debates but takes no meaningful action.

Listen up if you're tired of your neighbors hearing every word through these paper-thin apartment walls. See this little device here? It's called SoundMute. I was about to get evicted until I found this. Completely blocks noise, and it's on sale right now. Link below.

You know, it's funny, I was doing some voice work at a studio the other day, and the sound engineer said, "Your voice sounds so familiar!" Turns out they remembered me from those old radio commercials I did back in the nineties. The voice acting world is really, really small.

And here I am in another city, wondering if this is the right place, you know, and maybe there's something better somewhere else, and I keep asking myself these questions, like where do I really belong, and when will I know I've found it?