Two days in a row. I'm the coolest.

I need to change my layout, because, frankly, I dont even like purple that much, you know?

Talked to Tasha last night and she reminded me about posting some pictures of Ben in his Prom garb. Might do that tonight. Who knows.

I never made it to Van Helsing last night, long story, but, if I dont see it tonight Im going to have a fit.

The long lost Kayla is having her Graduation party tonight. (University of Portland, go Pilots!) It starts at 2:00 and I work till 4:00 so I figured I might make a late appearance just to keep up appearances.

Can water evaporate in Space? Ever since my Phil teacher told me that there would be more people then water in about 20 years I have been thinking we need to get someone over to one of those moons of Jupiter to grab some water and transport it back over here. Water is water right? But then I was like, hum, you know, I think it would take a long time to get to Jupiter, right? So, this mission to Jupiter can't be a manned mission because thats just to long to be away from home. Who knows, it might even be that it would take so long that he would die and never make it. He, or She, sorry. So, space, its a vacuum right? Is it even possible for water to evaporate? Or would it freeze? And if its frozen would it weigh to much? The bottom line is Americans waste water and we really need to stop. But, if all else fails, someone needs to get there ass to that moon of Jupiter and bring back some fresh water.

Edit: Callisto and Europa, both moons of Jupiter have water. What I didnt know is that there might be a subsurface ocean on Callisto. Thats insane. So, by pass Europa, cuz that shits frozen and go straight for the good stuff on Callisto.

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