LQ

So I played laser tag tonight at the largest laser tag facility in the country. It is a LaserQuest establishment in Spokane, WA. It was like the LQ in Rockford times 3. And it had more than three stories. It had many ins and outs and facets. I got second place, that's cool I guess.

So what's new in my neck of the woods. So the last couple of days we've been in Silverdale and Odessa, WA. In Silverdale we met up with this cool Aussi named Shane who we met when we past through there about a month ago and he took us to a restaurant called Wankers Corner. And there was a very suggestive picture of a kangaroo getting a handful of peanuts out of his front pouch. I laughed, I'll admit it.

Odessa was cool. A really small town. I went twice in the same day to the same restaurant for 25 cent bottomless coffee. And I also decide that the name Odessa was a very pretty name. While at the church in Odessa we sang a sing-a-long song called "I Lean" (which is funny considering my sister's last post). And the way the song works is the leader goes "Who's side are you leaning on" and everyone else responds "leaning on the Lord's side" And then finally everyone says "I lean I lean I lean I lean, leaning on the Lord's side" etc. Then you pick different things to do "On the Lord's side" like clap, sing, dance, jump, stomp, twirl (just to name a few). We usually let the kids pick a few and this kid picked "twitch" and with out thinking about how it would look we went with it. Well it looked pretty bad as a crowd full of people were twitching you can imagine, like we were making fun of retarded people or something. In fact, one kid joked after that and said "Terrets on the Lord's side." Then an adult suggested "root" as in rooting for a team. So we went with it. Our group had a hard laugh afterward because in Australia rooting is to have sex with someone. In fact the Aussies always crack up during the 7th inning stretch when we sing "It's root root root for the home team."

Anyway, that's all I got for now.

Peace,
in Christ,
jason