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I am super excited to tell you, one voice CAN make a difference. In World of Warcraft (Ha, you thought it was something wise to say about real life, didn't you?), there are two factions to choose from when you make a character: The Alliance and The Horde. The Alliance has your general good guys (humans, dwarves, gnomes, night elves, draenei) and The Horde is generally evil (orcs, undead, trolls, tauren [similar to minotaurs], and blood elves). The two factions' players can't covnerse with one another and generally try to kill each other (This is called PvP. [Player versus Player]) and Blizzard (the company that created WoW [World of Warcraft]) decided to make it easy on those who just want to bash each others' skulls in and made PvP arenas. Generally, from my experience, The Alliance sucks. The Horde is much more organized and the players more serious. Thus far, I've lost almost all of my PvP arena experiences. The first time I played, The Alliancewon, even though I had no clue what was going on. Up to tonight, the rest have been losses. Alliance characters just kinda all run to whichever place is next an don't strategize much. I noticed this and was very frustrated with my teammates. I lost my first battle tonight because of such stupidity, so before the second one started, I asked if we could formulate a plan. Then, whoa! We made plans! (Not just "Win," although a few suggested that.) Capture this, then go for this. Paladins offense, rogues defense. Wow! I did it! I got us organized! And as the battle went on, I saw that we were slowly getting the lead over The Horde, and I felt overjoyed! Man! That was great!

In real life, I'm going to see my brother in Ypsilanti tomorrow. Can't wait! I wish I could see my brothers more (...and sister; usually I forget to mention her because there's one of her and four of my older brothers. Sorry Rachel!). Unfortunately, I'll miss out on going to Cincinnati next week (if that's when it is) because of the Detroit soccer camp that's happening. I go to Detroit for a week and teach soccer to Spanish kids, from what I understand. We're going for Project Titus and we get to see Tutor Schmidt! Whoo! I talked to him on the phone for a little bit, and he asked about Peter and Hillery (they're dating), so hopefully he'll make fun of Peter while we're there! Speaking of which, tomorrow I need to pack for that and look for Peter's stuff that I took home.

Is anyone still reading this? If so, congrats! I owe you a hearty handshake the next time I see you. You'll have to tell me though, because I won't know whose hand to shake. I guess I could just walk around shaking people's hands in a hearty fashion, but that might be weird.

Well, all good things must come to an end, so I'll end it with...

ANOTHER FUNNY PICTURE!!!