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We had a great time last night at our monthly potluck! (We did miss Kathy and Joy, who couldn't make it.) We basically made it into a birthday party for Brian, who turned 36 on Tuesday. After dinner, we all (even the kids) played Trivial Pursuit, my favorite game in the world. It was great fun, even the part where everyone talked and shouted at once (although I may not have seemed like I was having fun, I was). I absolutely adore Alan and Liz's kids. They are lots of fun, especially now that they're getting older. It's interesting, too, the things you find out about people by playing Trivial Pursuit with them--the subjects they know a lot about give you good insights into who they are. We found out last night that Matt is well able to hold his own with Alan and myself (not bragging here, it's just hard to find people who want to play with us because we think we know it all). But of course, we had to let Alan win, since he's the Senior Pastor and all (OK, did everybody catch the sarcasm drippin' there?). Anyway, it was great fun, even if Alan did win--again!
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