I hate Bon Jovi. Let it be said that "Living on a Prayer" is the most obnoxious, over-played song EVER to be played on CD mixes. I am in no way supporting the addition of this track to future Mission Trip Mixes.
That said, Bon Jovi got a couple of things right. "We've gotta hold on to what we've got".
What we've got:
A couple of cliques
A couple of arguments
A few "jokesters" who should be left in the desert to roast
A few hard workers
Some water
Some water NAZIS (is your pee clear? Is it? IS IT?)
And some really awesome opportunities.
Alright, it's a bit of an up-hill battle. But we're holding on. Our pee is clear.
-Maddie
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3 comments:
Thank you Maddie! Your perspective is so good and your gratitude shines through.
And special thanks to Marcia for being willing to ask the question!
Thanks, Maddie, for your entry, it sounds like a perfect little community you have there!
i have to disagree. i don't think that anyone should be left in the desert to roast, and there were more than just a few hard workers. please have more respect for the rest of us.
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