Today was a totally random yet not so random day. I decided that I should sleep in and hope for a ride to church from somebody. I had told my usual ride that they wasn't no way I was going to wake up 2 1/2 hours early in order to get to church. I woke up at a reasonable time and noticed that my eye was a hurtin' unlike I have ever felt in my life. It felt as if somebody was a gonna push my eye clear out of my head with a fork. Not a good thing! My friends came and we rode to church.
Church was very interesting with several odd things concerning one not so interesting churchgoer. He was a rantin and a ravin about nonsense as I walked through the door. I found my way to a nice piece of strawberry cake and sit down. The not so perfected music started and the people went to singin songs that were right on in every way. I like how I can look back on the service and remember how people just sung from where it matters rather than how perfect the 'band' was. There's something to be said for that.
I went on to a friend's house. We decided to go on snowmachines and do some smelt fishing. I didn't have no license so I wadn't able to fish. We took off into the tundra on the snow-go at 60 mph or so. I felt as if my nose was going to freeze off. My goggles pushed my glasses and my hands were cold despite my well worn gloves. I seen the most beautifulest mountains, sky and snow I ever seen in my life. When we got to the ice fishing spot I caught a smell of smelt. They smelt like a box of veggies that were a few days old. They's about 15 of us that went including a newborn and two young'uns less than 5 years old. Only one kid caught one smelt. We went home cold and hungry. The ride home was much colder than the 37 degree ride out. I bet the temperature had went down a good 10 or so degrees. This was a day that I could have never smelt from a mile away.
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