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Tomorrow, what to do. Mass at noon. But I am hoping to get up and out early. I would like to begin working on the Xterra. She needs cleaned and sorted out. I would then like to pick up the roaster. Mass and then visiting my friend seems to be next. Perhaps a bit of shooting and a stop at the store, I still need milk. I also need to get a check out to my lady friend and try to contact my friend from school. Oh, I need to take my card in to Church, so I will need to be there a little early, for office hours. I would also like to ask a few questions about my chosen roles, and a few I haven't signed for but am considering. I believe that will be enough, along with my routine.

Tuesday I will finish the Xterra if I didn't do it all Monday. I would like to go to Mass again, and early again. This time I would like to learn how the ushers do their work, or whatever the Church calls them. I hope to learn more about what particular people do, the little things, so that I might be better prepared to simply help out. I don't mind being a simple participant, but I want to be ready and able to fill in if needed. A replacement, for now, for many things. Perhaps doing them full time at some future date. Oh, I suppose I will be like a kid brother, tagging along, for a bit. I am sure I will catch on quickly enough though. This isn't rocket science. But there are some things that might be easy to forget, such as genuflecting before the alter, during approaches to it and while leaving the area. Little details can really mess me up.

I have been adding regular water into my drinking line-up. It seems to be working out okay, but it seems to leave me much dryer than my other fluids. How odd? Gatorade, water, milk... perhaps I should add soda or coffee once in a while and a couple of beers several times a week? Yeah. Beer, in moderation, as with wine, is good for the body. Wine, however, can be very intoxicating and is a bit on the expensive side. Just thinking about this.

Well, finally, good night. Sleep well, praise God, live well. Blessings.