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I'm Staying

Basically it's official. I'm staying here. I love it!!! I love the people!!! I am staying.

Saturday was awesome. We went to the cast party for Eli's play. That was fun. The chili and cookies tasted so amazing! The best I have ever eaten. And everyone was so overtired... wearing bowls on their heads... talking with stuffed dogs... laughing hysterically at Pixar's shorts. And stupid things people said.

Sunday I went to downtown Quito - the tourist area. Saw some gorgeous churches. I loved the Basilica. So intricately awesome.
When I got home (it was just Uncle Earl, me and some other visitors) Nathan was here. That was fun. XD Whipped cream... water... all over... yeah.

Today I had my first Spanish lesson. It went pretty well. The teacher is really nice. It was mostly review, but some new stuff as well.

Went to the first half of the soccer game, before we had to go shopping for snacks for this weekend. It was such an intense game. 2-0, for the other team. Then we tied it up with some pretty sweet goals. And then we had to leave! But Nathan texted Eli and told us that we won! 4-3! Sweetness...

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  1. I'm sorry Shaneen, but I forbid you from staying there. You may go there for extended periods of time but you are in NO WAY allowed to stay there forever.

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  2. You have no say in this. Sorry Chels. I'm staying.

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  3. Shaneen if you stay I will find you and kill you because if I can't have you then nobody can!!! Mwahahahahahahaahahahahahahaha! :P

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  4. You wouldn't be able to kill me. Too many people down here protecting me.

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  5. Then I'll kill Emeth and Jesse and all the others!

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  6. Well, seeing as my life does not revolve around imaginary characters and I also have complete control over my own characters lives, I do not see how that is a threat in any way.

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  7. Psh your life doesn't revolve around imaginary characters? Who are you and what have you done with Shaneen?

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