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Stewardship is the faithful giving of time, talent, treasure, and witness by our members and regular attenders, making possible the ministries of our church. It is the careful and responsible management of everything entrusted to our care — not just a means for the church to raise money. It is a way of life that recognizes that everything we have is God's, and we are simply managing those resources to the best of our ability while here on earth.
Practicing Good Stewardship
How can you learn and practice good Christian stewardship?
- Pray about your giving to God's ministries.
- Model the humility and generosity God calls you to exhibit.
- Set up a schedule to eventually reach full tithing, or tithe one week of every month.
- Give your time, talents, and financial aid to Missions and ministries of the church.
- Join the Stewardship Team.
We offer various classes, seminars, and workshops seeking to build your skills in responsibly managing your resources. These have included Financial Peace University, estate planning, and others. One of these resources, Financial Peace University, is now available online for a fee if classroom sessions do not fit your schedule. If you do not find what you are looking for, please ask the office or one of our Stewardship Team members.
Our Get Involved page lists several ways for you to give your time, talents, and witness; check it out here. You may make your financial gifts in a variety of forms. Our church uses an envelope numbering system to properly account for your giving. You may request envelopes from the church office. You will receive a receipt of your tax-deductible gifts in accordance with IRS requirements. Please let us know if you have any specific needs regarding the timing of these notifications; otherwise, you should receive quarterly and annual statements of your gifts as required to meet government standards.
Online Giving
There are several ways to support our ministries using electronic giving:
Web Bill Pay – use your bank web bill pay service to have a recurring and/or one-time gifts sent directly to the church.
Through our website – You can use our website to either personally manage or have the church manage your giving using the Giving Ribbon (located at the top right of our website). You can learn how our online giving service works by viewing a demo first (desktop) (mobile)
You Manage: You can use the secure online giving service on our website: Giving Ribbon. You are encouraged to establish an online profile and personally manage your giving, or provide a one-time contribution online. You will be presented with the following options:
- Make a one-time Online Contribution
- Create Your Online Profile to personally manage your regular and one-time giving
- Log In to your existing profile and manage your contributions
Church Manages: If you are unable to manage online giving securely from home, you may have the church manage your online giving account, here's how:
- fill out the appropriate form available for download here, or in the church office.
- choose monthly or twice-monthly transfers from your bank account, credit card, or debit card directly to the church account. Please note that we do not currently accept American Express credit cards.
- increase, decrease, change the transaction date, or discontinue the debits at any time.
- Return your signed form to the office.
Online Shopping – you can also setup an account on UMCmarket.org and your donations will go to Christ UMC.
Scrip Program
This program enables you to purchase eScrip gift cards and have a portion of the card value returned to support the ministries of the church. Card possibilities include grocery stores, restaurants, and appliance stores. You can download an order form here.
You can purchase eScrip cards before or after the first Sunday of the month worship service. Your cards will be available for pickup the second Sunday. You can also register and place an order online at www.shopwithscrip.com. Once you have established your account, you can:
- register to pay online using their PrestoPay™ option.
- refill cards you have purchased online which have the reload option.
- create a report showing how your purchases have resulted in benefit to the church. Check with your tax adviser to see how to treat this.
Contact Amy and Brian Stevens for details.
Planned Giving
This type of planning involves wills, trusts, annuities, federal gift taxes, executors (personal representatives), guardianship, living wills and durable powers of attorney. Estate planning expresses what we believe, assures the proper disbursement of property and minimizes taxes payable at death.
One of the hardest concepts to convey is that wills and estate planning aren't just for older or wealthy people, and everybody has an estate. Everything you have worked hard for your entire life constitutes your estate. Directing how your estate will be distributed after your death is just as important as how you care for it during your lifetime. In fact, it's part of your Christian responsibility.
Discuss your options with your family and your legal and financial advisors as you create and review your life plan.
Second Mile Giving
Giving for missions and ministries beyond your normal tithes and offering is always an option for those so blessed. For example, in 2014 we gave over $3,300 in aid through our church General Board of Global Ministries.
- When you make your gifts on your envelope to missions, please note any specific requests.
- When you give on our eGiving page, select Mission-Special Gifts, fill-in the amount of your gift, and specify the recipient of your gift.
- When you give online using United Methodist online giving sites, it is helpful to provide your church name along with your one-time and recurring gifts. CUMC's church number is 91212 for UM giving sites.
Two recommended UM giving sites are:
- The Advance – The General Board of Global Ministry site supporting missionaries and mission projects world-wide.
- UMCOR – UMCOR responds to natural or civil disasters that are interruptions of such magnitude that they overwhelm a community's ability to recover on its own.
You can learn more about the role and impact of giving at the We Give website.
Special Sundays
In addition to our regular tithes and offering, we support the following General Church Special Sundays:
Human Relations Day
The 1972 General Conference established Human Relations Day to promote support for Community Developers, United Methodist Voluntary Services and Police-Community Relations programs. In 1989, the Youth Offender Rehabilitation Program replaced the Police-Community Relations Program. More than 30 church-based Community Developers work in racial- and ethnic-minority communities in the United States and Puerto Rico (57 percent of the offering). A multiracial network of grassroots social-justice organizations related to United Methodist Voluntary Services provides vital outreach (33 percent). Christ-centered Youth Offender Rehabilitation projects give teenagers a chance to succeed (10 percent).
One Great Hour of Sharing
In 1946, One Great Hour of Sharing began as a special effort of the Episcopal Church. In 1949, the observance became ecumenical. Originally, congregations reserved one special worship hour during the year for people of faith to contribute over and above their regular offerings. Today different denominations celebrate One Great Hour of Sharing on various dates, but the cooperative spirit remains.
Peace with Justice Sunday
The 1980 General Conference created a church-wide Peace with Justice program assigned to the General Board of Church and Society. The 1984 General Conference voted to support the program with an annual Special Sunday offering on World Order Sunday, established more than half a century ago to build recognition and support for the work of the United Nations. While World Order Sunday was set traditionally in October, churches were encouraged to observe it any time during the season of Pentecost. The 1988 General Conference established Peace with Justice Sunday as the first Sunday after Pentecost to give churches a single, more convenient date for the offering and a name that clearly identifies the ministries it supports.
Native American Ministries Sunday
In a petition to the 1988 General Conference, the Native American International Caucus proposed and delegates approved Native American Awareness Sunday. The 2000 General Conference changed the name of the observance to Native American Ministries Sunday.
World Communion Sunday
In 1940, the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America established Worldwide Communion Sunday as a global, interdenominational event. Prompted by the impact of World War II, the Methodist Church received an offering on this Sunday for the Fellowship of Suffering and Service. In 1971, The United Methodist Church changed the name of the observance to World Communion Sunday and redistributed the offering to support the Crusade Scholarship Program (begun in 1944), the Ethnic Minority Scholarship Program and the Division of Chaplains and Related Ministries. In 1980, Chaplains and Related Ministries was moved to World Service funding, but the World Communion Sunday offering continued to assist ethnic minority persons pursuing various avenues of ministry. In 2008, "Crusade Scholars" became "World Communion Scholars." United Methodist Student Day In 1866, a special fund was established for the advanced education of Sunday-school children and the educational preparation of persons for the ministry and missionary service. The 1940 General Conference established Methodist Student Day with a churchwide offering. The 1968 Uniting Conference continued this connectional student-aid program to be funded by the United Methodist Student Day offering. Dates for taking the offering have changed through the years.
The Stewardship Team meets monthly to identify needs and opportunities for commitment of our time, talent, gifts and service in support of the ministries of our church. To find out more information, contact:
Dan Moseler, Stewardship Team Leader or any member of the Stewardship Team


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Lieder was outfitted in dark indigo jeans and a black t-shirt decorated with the same animated man as his gown, which appeared to be lost in deep contemplation. The nurse was now escorting him to the lobby, where he would rendezvous with Percius Tombs.
"Are you sure you don't want to look at our premium collection?" The nurse asked for the third time. "We have a store of some of the finest fabrics, both synthetic and natural."
"I'll pass, but thanks," Lieder repeated. "That tailor-bot did a fine job."
The object he referred to was an automated sewing machine. Through its console, the user had access to a vast database of garments in most every style and design imaginable. Using a manual search feature, it had intuitively guided him to a pair of baggy jeans and a medium t-shirt.
The components and resources were obscured, by virtue of the machine itself being built seamlessly into the room's wall. The process by which the console's image of the clothing came to fall out its dispenser chute was left to his imagination.
He couldn't tell if they were made out of cotton, but the jeans were certainly a denim weave, and he had been amused to incorporate the same emotional-relay display of his hospital gown into the t-shirt. The nurse had assured him that these articles were not uncommon among the populace, though they were uncommon on a Peer.
"I should warn you that other Peers will have a hard time recognizing you as one of them," she warned, oblivious to the possibility that Lieder might want it that way. "You could avoid some future misunderstandings if you advertised your status a little."
"Misunderstandings are something I can handle," Lieder dismissed her caution. "Call me an eccentric if you want, but this is what I'm comfortable in."
He had multiple reasons for the casual dress, but no reason to share them with the nurse. The knowledge would hardly benefit her. Lieder was in dire need of information, and information was easier to glean when the informer wasn't intimidated by his status. He understood how an authoritarian could gather data efficiently, but it was much easier for Lieder to ask favors than to give orders.
Besides, he hated formal dress. Clothing was invented for a purpose, and that purpose had nothing to do with vanity.
"It's not that I don't think any less of you for dressing this way." The nurse was curiously reluctant to let the issue be. "I'm just worried about whether or not you realize how different things might be for you now."
"Is my life in danger?" Lieder asked, his casual tone unnerving his escort.
"No, no. I mean, I don't think so…"
"Was your life in danger when you were treating me like I wasn't a Peer?" Lieder sounded much more concerned about her safety than he had his own.
"That doesn't matter," she replied with a shrug.
Lieder wasn't fooled; that answer was a definite 'yes.' Something was very wrong with this Peerage, and it had been that way for a very long time.
They emerged from the hallway into the lobby. A semi-circular desk separated the only other occupants of the room: a man dressed in clothes identical to the nurse's sat behind it, and a man in a sleek, mostly-red garment leaned on the opposite side.
"'Sup, Percy?" Lieder greeted, exaggerating the familiarity in his tone.
The man turned to glare at Lieder for a moment, then snapped his gaze back to the receptionist.
"Is this how your institution instructs Winkles on corresponding with Peers?" Percius Tombs demanded of the startled worker, confirming his identity by reacting to the taunt.
"To instruct me at all would imply that they have the capacity to educate Peers, further implying that they are in a superior position." Lieder responded before the panicked man behind the desk could. "You suppose that they should be in such a position?"
Again, Percius gave Lieder a spiteful glance, then snatched the tablet device the seated worker had been holding. His eyes scrolled through the data quickly, and his expression softened when they found the information he was looking for.
"Ah, I suppose not,Carl." Percius emphasized his name, suggesting that it was inappropriate for them to refer to one other by their first names. "Forgive me for assuming, it's not often a Winkle is granted membership to the Peerage."
This was the first person Lieder had ever heard referring to someone else as a Winkle, but he still understood that it must be a term for people that had been digitized. It fit too well to be a coincidence; the term was a reference toRip Van Winkle, a folk story written by a Scottish immigrant living in the colonial United States.
The story's protagonist, Rip Van Winkle, fell asleep under a tree on a mountainside. He woke up to find that forty years had passed; what seemed like moments to him had been decades for the rest of the world.
He wondered if the fable had survived through the generations and into this age of humanity, or if they simply used the term without knowing its origins. It fit Lieder's situation well, although he and others like him had probably slept for a lot longer than the forty years that Winkle had slept in the story.
"I'm guessing you don't know why I was, then."
"No, but it does happen. There could be any among a multitude of reasons."
Lieder analyzed the man carefully as they spoke. He hadn't known Lieder's name before confirming his Peerage status. Between being unaware of his name and status, it seemed that Percius was acting on behalf of a third party, and that Percius's interaction with Lieder would be brief.
"So what now?" Lieder asked, feeling a sudden surge of impatience.
"That is a very, very good question," Percius responded slowly, distracted by his perusal of the receptionist's tablet. "It's been a long time since I've had one of these, I forget how to… there we go."
Percius frowned in contemplation as he read the screen, but his lips curled into a mischievous smirk as he finished. In an abrupt motion, he placed his finger in a specific on-screen box, which enlarged on contact. He began writing with his fingertip, lines tracing his movements over the screen, but Lieder couldn't make out what it said before Percius turned to give the receptionist his tablet back.
"You can consider him released. We'll be leaving now."
"Appreciations, Baron Tombs." The receptionist bowed his head. "It was an honor to serve you again."
Percius looked at Lieder and motioned to the door with his right thumb. Lieder nodded, giving the nurse a gentle pat on the shoulder before taking a step in that direction.
"Thanks for taking care of me. See you later."
"Appreciations, Lord Lieder." She bowed her head. "It was an honor to serve you."
"Ah, hey, my previous request doesn't expire, sweetheart…"
"See you later, Carl." The nurse's farewell was hushed. She flashed Lieder a friendly, tolerant smile.
He sent a wide grin back at her, an expression that seemed so uncharacteristic of him that she was visibly shocked by it. She couldn't help giggling as he turned and headed to intercept Percius at the entrance.
As Lieder followed Percius outside, even the first sliver of visible scenery through the opening doorway was enough to take his breath away. A person's sense of wonderment is often dulled by age, but when a marvel defies all the conventions that person has grown accustomed to over their many years, the awe it inspires is actually amplified.
The majority of sky was obscured by structure, with absolutely no horizon exposed in any direction. These buildings dwarfed the skyscrapers of Lieder's time, the smallest of these still at least double the tallest he'd seen. Their perimeters were proportionately massive, encompassing many city blocks worth of land at their base.
Threaded around and between them were countless roadways, the majority of which were suspended in the air. They weaved around and into the buildings and each other, merging and diverging to accommodate any possible route from one location to another.
The collection looked like a wire sculpture, tangled by an abstract artist to represent some arbitrary concept, but the distant dots of vehicles traversing them divulged their true purpose.
Lieder was far too busy gawking at his surroundings to notice, but the face of the cartoon residing in his T-shirt had donned an identical expression.
"I confess, I'm glad that you're a Peer," Percius said, breaking Lieder from his daze. "That saves me a considerable amount of time."
Lieder realized that, in his awestruck stupor, he'd followed Percius outside and down a small flight of stairs. An ample section of concrete sidewalk separated them from the curb of an earthbound roadway.
Lieder's expression dissolved to neutral as he looked to his escort, a ballooned question mark appearing above the head of his clothing's emoticon.
"I wish you luck in your new life," Percius continued, disregarding any possibility that Lieder might desire information from him. "And welcome you back to the real world."
With a smile that oozed mischief, Percius turned away and walked briskly towards a luxurious car parked parallel to the curb. Lieder watched him silently, struggling to come to a conclusion before his time ran out.
Until that moment, Lieder had assumed that the person who discharged him from the hospital would lead him to the reason for his revival. He was very unsettled by the implication that Percius was about to leave him without doing so.
Why would his Peer status save Percius time? Was Lieder being brought back into this world only to be abandoned? Had Percius really not received any special instructions for this situation?
He fought the urge to ask these questions aloud; it was likely that Percius had engineered this moment out of spite for his earlier lack of respect. Begging for answers would only serve to amuse Percius, and at the moment, Lieder couldn't imagine a more irritating scenario.
He hated being toyed with.
It was possible that letting Percius go would mean passing up a good opportunity, but Lieder was convinced that he had made that choice when he'd let the words "'Sup, Percy?" escape him. He could either keep his dignity by accepting probability or abandon it by clinging to an implausible hope.
Percius arrived at his vehicle, but before climbing in, he directed a sly glance toward Lieder. Suddenly resolute, Lieder smiled and offered a casual wave. His T-shirt obliged his desire to seem unaffected by Percius's behavior, the cartoon shaking its arm wildly above its head in an enthusiastic farewell.
Percius laughed and brushed his fingers against the car door. The entire vehicle came to life in response to his touch, lifting off the ground as its headlights flickered on. It levitated steadily, refusing to rock even as the door slid open and Percius climbed in.
There were no wheels, nor did any component come into contact with the ground. There was a steering wheel, but it quickly became apparent that manual control was optional; Percius engrossed himself in his tablet device as the vehicle pulled away from the curb.
Lieder was amazed. The technique of using electromagnets and superconductors for transportation had been experimented with before he'd even been born, but this mode of transportation was far beyond the Maglev trains he was familiar with. The level of stability, efficiency, and affordability required to incorporate the concept into personal transportation had been unfeasible in his lifetime.
Furthermore, the infrastructural requirements of these vehicles simply couldn't have been retrofitted into a city that predated them. The community would have to be designed and built from scratch with these streets in mind in order for them to be integrated.
Seeing as there were no traditional roads within his sight, that's exactly how Lieder assumed this city had been founded. Had this transportation method become the standard for this country, or even the whole world?
Government had always been understandably reluctant to adopt the kinds of radical changes this society would require. Most civilians wouldn't leave their homes long enough for their city to be taken apart and rebuilt. Society was content to live with what was already working, especially if change required such severe action, so the only way this could be implemented is if the cities of the past had already been abandoned.
To Lieder, this city's existence could only mean that the civilization he belonged to had been subjected to a veritable apocalypse. That, or he wasn't on Earth anymore.
As he stood in the plaza outside the hospital, Lieder was overcome with a feeling of vulnerability. He had long-since assumed he'd outgrown this emotion; he'd simply experienced enough in his life to trust he was capable of surmounting any obstacle that could befall him. Now that his understanding of technology had been outdated, he began to wonder if his social experience might also be obsolete. How was he to survive in a world without possessions, experience, and most importantly, friends?
After a few moments of concerted effort to collect his thoughts, Lieder found himself profoundly amused. What did a man who'd woken up from euthanasia have to fear? Maybe insecurity wasn't a state of mind that could be cured by wisdom; maybe it was caused by some hormone that the body stops excreting at a certain age. After all, as far as his body was concerned, he was still very young.
Dismissing his insecurity as a symptom of his teenage body, he donned a contemplative frown and took a step towards the road. He wondered how hard it would be to find a mirror in this century.


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For sheer drama, nothing beats an erupting volcano, except maybe ... four erupting volcanoes. A Moscow-based documentary film crew created some spectacular footage of four active volcanoes on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula using 360-degree camera gear. The volcanoes are only about 110 miles apart from each other, but experts say they're unlikely to be feeding from the same magma source, making the simultaneous eruptions rare. In this interactive video clip, try changing the camera's perspective as the crew buzzes the craters. via Spiegel Online
Four Volcanoes Erupt in 360-Degree Fly By
A helicopter buzzes four active volcanoes using camera gear that lets you change perspective mid-flight. ->


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South Asia
From Hindu temples to elephant thrones, explore the belief systems and arts of South Asia.
What are often thought of as "Indian" art and culture spread not only throughout the modern nation of India but also through Pakistan and Bangladesh. This huge area was never politically unified except under British colonial rule (1858–1947). Earlier, various kingdoms and principalities controlled large or small areas, and occasionally a conqueror created a vast empire.


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laminate floor transitions
I'm going to have several places where laminate flooring is going to meet ceramic tile. I planned on using T moldings, but I've discovered that the laminate will be
about 1/8" higher than the existing tile.
I know they make a 'reducing' trim, but it is for a greater disparity than that, and would sit funny if I used it.
How would you solve this? Custom trim could be made, but..........$:(
I'm considering thinning the reducer trim to fit, but at this point I don't have the tools available (table saw or router table? Maybe I NEED to buy a tool? :thumbup:)
This is probably a simple matter IF you know what you're doing, but it's all new to me. I really want to do this floor right.
Thanks for any advice!
Well I think the wider the T strip less noticeable it will be 1/8 isn't extensive difference.
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On the courtesy of the Embassy of Colombia in Finland, SeAMK welcomes all movie fans or enthusiasts of languages and culture to view movies from the Republic of Colombia. The movies will be displayed at the Frami F building of SeAMK in spring 2016.
The second feature from Colombian director Oscar Ruiz Navia (Crab Trap) follows two young street artists as they explore the vibrant and exciting milieu of the director's hometown of Cali.
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Based on Gabriel García Márquez's novel, this is the unsettling story of 13-year-old noble Sierva and the dog bite that changes her life forever.
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The story of an old lady, who lives in a cold and quiet village in the Andes and has never seen the sea. Finally one day, Sofia begins the journey and learns to her see life differently.
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20 Types Of Guys You've Dated From "Sex And The City"
Ready to feel old? This week marked the 15th anniversary of the premiere of "Sex and the City," when we first met the Manolo-wearing Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotte. But the gang's glam fashion was only one aspect of the show's claim to fame. It was really the relationships — the good, the bad, and the frightening — that had has hooked. And whether you were Team Big or Team Aidan, there was at least a handful of the quartet's love interests that ring a bell for us all. I've rounded up 20 types of former flames from the TV show that we can all relate to from our dating past. Whether it's a mama's boy, a fetish-obsessed fella, or a wedding hookup, you're sure to see a guy you've dated in this group. Read more on Tres Sugar…


text: Hi to anyone who'll listen/read We're looking at booking a 2 week trip to Florida and visit the Disney Resorts in 2010 but have no idea where to start. I'm looking to do it as cheaply as possible, however the difficulty is we can only go in school holidays! I've considered direct booking villa's / travel agents etc but still not sure what's best to do so I am looking to you guys, the experts for help. There will be 4 adults, a child aged 3 and a child aged 1. Looking to go end July or early to mid August. Ideally we'd like a villa with a pool, not fussy if it's a shared or private pool. Any help on whether we should hire a people carrier for the 2 weeks? I'd imagine we would be best to get one? It's not vital that we stay on top of the resorts, but somewhere within a reasonable traveling distance (maybe 10 miles or so?) Not sure whether we would be best to get our disney tickets as well straight away? Am I best just contacting one provider who will arrange all of this for us?? - if so who would be the best/cheapest provider? Should I consider booking the villa, flights, car hire, tickets all separately?? - if so who would be the best/cheapest provider? I don't want to create lots of work and turn this booking into a chore, but if I can save a few bob by not going directly to the main travel agents I don't mind doing a bit of digging & haggling. Or am I totally on the wrong path and a travel agent will give me a really good deal?? Please please pass on your wisdom Thank you in advance!!!


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Aware is now offering 70 places for teenagers aged 15-18 on our NEW Beat the Blues Online programme.The programme is about positive mental health, how to deal with challenges in life, and how to build resilience. It uses an approach based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) which focuses on thinking and behaviour.
Young people have the opportunity to work, in their own time, through a four-module programme. This programme is supported on a one-to-one basis by a trained Aware volunteer with a weekly review on any content or programme exercises that the young person chooses to share. More information about our Beat the Blues Online programme here>>
Note: If you are over 18 please do not login into this programme as you will be taking the place of a young person aged 15-18. Instead you can find out about our Life Skills Online programme here>>


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 13, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas City halts Meadow Creek development By Heather Todd Staff Writer Brookshire Homes will proceed with legal action against the city of New Braunfels over the city's stop-work order on Meadow Creek subdivision development, a representative of the developer said Monday night. During Monday's council meeting, District 2 councilman Larry Alexander, speaking from the audience microphone, said he supported the city's decision and encouraged city staff to take the issue to court if ALEXANDER necessary. "I have no sympathy for what they are doing to the . people who live in District 2," Alexander said. Alexander said many people in his district were upset about a change in deed restrictions that would allow Brookshire Homes, Inc. to build houses they say will decrease the val ues of their homes. Sherry Taylor Herndon, a representative with Brookshire Homes, Inc., said the developer would pursue legal action because the situation could not be resolved. Earlier this month, the city denied building permits to Brookshire to build 17 homes in the Meadow Creek subdivision off Pahmeyer Road. The stop-work order was placed because the proposed development violated city ordinance, city staff said. The homes Brookshire pro poses to build are in violation of city ordinance because they were not of the same "average value, construction, type and size as the established property" in the area, staff said. The action came after Meadow Creek residents Greg and Gerry Williams, currently the only residents living in the subdivision, sent a letter and a petition signed by 80 local residents protesting the proposed development because they said it would significantly decrease their property values. 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By Erin Magruder Staff Writer A FELSHerald 20332 UC ST IT IC RO PU BL I SH I NG 2627 k YANDELL DR it) pp|BO, TX 7 3903 - 3 / 24 Exactly one month after the body of a 21-year-old drowned man was found by divers at Canyon Lake, another family somberly paced the shores at Comal Park Monday as recovery teams searched for a 26-year-old man who disappeared beneath the deep water Sunday afternoon. Eight divers and search team members fought wind, choppy water and sporadic showers from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to search the southern Canyon Lake peninsula area where Angel Carrasco last was seen swimming. However, searchers were unable to find the body of the Houston area man, now presumed drowned, Comal County Sheriff's Office officials said. The San Marcos Area Recovery Team, Canyon Lake Fire/EMS dive team, U.S. See DROWNING/5A K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeitung As rescue workers search for a Canyon Lake drowning victim, family and friends seek shelter from one of several short storms on Monday. 50 cents K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeitung Sitting on the low end of Loop 337, the grounds at McCoy's Building Supply Center were water-logged Monday afternoon. Rainfall helped; restrictions still on From Staff Reports Anderson said. The weekend storms that soaked New Braunfels with an average of three to four inches of rain have brought rainfall totals for the month and year up to averages — but area officials caution residents to continue their efforts to conserve water. Clay Anderson, a National Weather Service forecaster in the NWS office at New Braunfels Municipal Airport, said Monday afternoon the rain gauge at the airport registered about 3.25 inches of precipitation between Friday and Monday. "The general feel we got was that New Braunfels and its surroundings Friday through Monday aver- "They will remain in place until the 10-day rolling average of the J-17 well or Comal springflow is above trigger level." Gretchen Reuwer NBU manager of customer relations and communications aged between three and four inches, with some isolated areas seeing up to six inches," Anderson said. "It's a good amount of rain — it's a lot of rain." For today, New Braunfels can expect gradually increasing sunshine, but a few isolated showers as well, Because Friday's storms saturated the ground, subsequent rain during the weekend led NWS to issue flood warnings in the area, Anderson said. "We had problems Saturday and Sunday. The Guadalupe River rose significantly. I heard from the sheriff's office that it had to close some of the River Road crossings Saturday. When I came over the Comal River at San Antonio Street about 6:30 p.m., it had come up big-time, too. It happens whenever New Braunfels gets three or four inches of rain." Anderson said the area had transitioned into a rainy pattern that will See RAINFALLS Downtown performance Repercussion Productions performs "Comedy of Errors" at 7:30 p.m. today in the Brauntex Performing Arts Theatre. Tickets are on sale now at the Brauntex, China-n-Things and the Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce. For information, call 606-0729. Tubers still can do business outdoors By Heather Todd Staff WriterWater Restrictions ■ New Braunfels Utilities customers with addresses ending in 0.1 or 2 can water today after 7 p.m. Well users with addresses ending in 2 or 3 can water today after 8 p.m.TUNG Vol. 149 No. 147 14 pages in 2 sections June 13, 2000 Tuesday Serving Comal County since 1852 Man darts into traffic, suffers several fractures By Erin MAGRUDER Staff Writer A small flask of McCormick Vodka rested in the middle of a Buick windshield cracked like an eggshell Monday night after a man stepped in front of the car on Business 35 near the International House of Pancakes. The man, whose name was not released, was transported by helicopter to University Hospital in San Antonio about 9 p.m. after he allegedly darted in front of the Buick, hit his head on the windshield and flipped onto the roof of the car, New Braunfels Police Department officers said. The man, described as being in his 30s, received multiple skull fractures, broken legs, a possibly broken pelvis and other fractures, officials said. The 47-year-old New Braunfels man driving the Buick said he barely had time to touch the brakes. "He just came out of nowhere," the driver said. "He flew across the road just like a deer." NBPD officers said alcohol and/or narcotics could have contributed to the man darting into traffic and not seeing the Buick. Sometimes, people just gotta go — that was the argument made by some New Braunfels City Council members Monday night as they voted down a proposed city ordinance to make it illegal for someone to do their- business outdoors. A proposed ordinance that would have prohibited urination or defecation on open ground, either public or private, within the city limits failed in a 4-2 vote. Mayor Stoney Williams abstained from voting. District 6 councilwoman Juliet Watson said she had concerns about prohibiting people from answering the call of nature outdoors if WATSON the city did not provide any alternative. "It think it's unfair to tell them you can't do it, but then don't give a place for them to go," she said. Several residents agreed, saying the city should provide public restrooms along the river if tubers weren't allowed to go on private or public ground. The discussion about where residents could do their business got more than few chuckles from the audience. Resident Tony Chammas said, "Are we going to put up signs letting them know there's a port-a-potty up ahead and to hold on? What about people going in the river? Are we going to govern that too and put dye in the river'?" Currently, New Braunfels has a law prohibiting disorderly conduct and public exposure of the genital area. But, city attorney Floyd Akers said the proposed ordinance would give officers more leeway to issue citations. District 4 councilman Robert Kendrick said he requested the ordinance because people were climbing out of the river to do their business on public and private property. City council also voted down in a 4-3 vote a proposed city ordinance that would have made it illegal to throw stones or other missiles. Kendrick said he sought the ordinance after a 17-year-old Pollock boy suffered a skull fracture in a rock-throwing incident on the Guadalupe River Memorial Day weekend. Akers said the rock-throwing incident escalated from a water balloon fight. "The police department has said one of its biggest problems on the river is people throwing water balloons and beer cans," he said. But, Mayor Williams said enforcing the law would be difficult because a law enforcement officer would have to catch someone in the act. Chammas said the ordinance was too vague and would penalize residents for skipping rocks with their children and playing games. "You can't regulate stupidity. 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"Um, I think you took in a.. a Shadow Shifter earlier today. One suspected of.. the murders? I believe I know him and was wondering if I could, speak to him?"
The lady eyed me suspiciously. "Do you hold information about the attacks?"
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She paused, then typed a few things into her computer. "Wait here, I'll see what I can do." She got up and left through a door, and a moment later I glimpsed her talking to several officers and a man in a suit. They seemed to be debating whether or not to let me see Jax. They kept glancing in my direction.
Eventually the woman came back in, followed by the man in the suit. She smiled at me, although I still got the feeling that she thought I held information.
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I breathed out. "Okay, thank you." They led me back through a maze of corridors, past meeting rooms and cells. Most of the cells were empty but a few had locked doors and barred windows. Eventually we got to a quieter room near the back of the station. The man sat me down in a chair facing a panel of glass, and a seat on the other side.
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We report space- and time-resolved measurements of the gain coefficient for four gain lines in sodium-like copper. The lines investigated include the twoΔn = 1 transitions 5g−4f and 5f−4d at 11.1 nm and 10.3nm and the twoΔn = 2 transitions 6g−4f and 6f−4d at 7.2 nm, and 6.9 nm. The investigations were carried out for four irradiation intensities from 4 × 1012 W/cm2 to 3 × 1013 W/cm2 using the Asterix IV high-power iodine laser at Garching (wavelength 1.315 µm, pulse duration 450 ps).
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Will Muschamp is no stranger to the game-day scene in and around Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
The Gainesville, Fla., native grew up spending Saturdays walking to The Swamp, waiting in angst for the Gators to rush out onto the field.
But Saturday, Muschamp wasn't just going to the show, he was part of it.
He jogged out of the South End Zone tunnel, for his first real game-like situation as Florida's new coach with an announced crowd of 53,000 peering down on him.
Every move his team made was critiqued and carefully analyzed during a game failing to last two hours and finishing with walk-ons scoring more points than starters as the Blue team defeated the Orange 13-10 in the Orange and Blue Debut.
Muschamp, who spent the past five years as the defensive coordinator at Texas and Auburn, felt anxious, goose bumps littering his arms, as adrenaline rushed inside and around him. But for Muschamp, switching roles from coordinator to head coach didn't make him nervous, he's just like that around football.
"You know what? I get that way when I walk on the practice field," Muschamp said.
With everything that happened (or didn't) Saturday, it'd be easy to understand if Muschamp lost the charge he entered the stadium with.
Marred by injuries, Florida displayed two makeshift offenses, with walk-on defensive back Malcolm Jones filling in at running back and offensive linemen sharing time between both teams.
There wasn't a touchdown scored until the fourth quarter, when backup quarterback Tyler Murphy's dump-off pass went to walk-on running back Ben Sams for a 10-yard score, making it 10-6 Orange with 9:49 left.
Starting quarterback John Brantley started the game 0-for-6 passing, with two batted down at the line, and finished 4-for-14 with 45 yards for the Blue.
Walk-on quarterback Christian Provancha finally rallied the Blue with a 39-yard touchdown pass to Robert Clark with less than a minute remaining.
Not surprisingly, the loudest cheer of the day came when former Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow, who was on hand for Florida's unveiling of Heisman statues, picked up an incomplete pass from Brantley in the end zone and effortlessly hurled it back at him.
The game wasn't thrilling, but it was a chance for Muschamp's players to work inside the new offensive and defensive schemes and to be "fast, compete and play physical."
"I just want to see great competition and see guys getting after each other, and I think we did for the most part," Muschamp said.
What will be scrutinized is the offensive production. The teams combined for just 340 yards of total offense. By design, Brantley played just the first half.
The scapegoat for a lot of Florida's offensive failures last season, Brantley was praised by Muschamp and players this spring. Despite Saturday's efforts, Muschamp said he's been very pleased with Brantley, who had completed nearly 70 percent of his practice passes.
"If we started the season today," Muschamp said, "John Brantley would be our starter."
Orange defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd, who tied for a game-high four tackles and led with three for loss, said Brantley's issues were attributed to the pressure the defensive line provided.
"I wouldn't call John Brantley's play today a struggle. I would call it, 'Not enough room,'" Floyd said. "Me and Dominique Easley collapsed the pocket, and that's one of our main goals. We forced offensive linemen into his face, and he had to roll out."
Brantley, who has embraced the opportunity to work with new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis, said he's a better fit for Weis' more pro-style offense.
"I feel pretty comfortable," he said. "There's a lot more to learn, and coach Weis and everyone will get us ready for that, but right now, coming out of spring, we have a good basis for what we're going to do in the fall."
Murphy led the Orange with 68 yards and a touchdown on 7 of 11 passing. Much ballyhooed early enrollee Jeff Driskel split time between teams, going 3-for-8 for 58 yards.
Receiver Quinton Dunbar caught two passes for 45 yards, including a 29-yarder from Driskel, and Stephen Alli had 31 yards on two catches.
The offense wasn't sharp and it's still too early to tell on Florida's defense, but Muschamp came away pleased with his first spring at the helm.
Now, Muschamp is relying on his players.
With spring over, NCAA restrictions on coach-player interactions will put more responsibility on the players as far as workouts, and Muschamp hopes this is where his team takes the next step on its own.
"I challenged some guys in the locker room. It's time for them to step up," he said. "It doesn't need to be a senior.
"They need to understand it's their football team, not mine. We will only be as good as we are with the work ethic that takes place."


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Envy and Laszlo (who was keeping watch over Envy, thus causing him to have no more buttons left on his coat) sweatdropped.
"And just when I thought she couldn't get any more weird," Envy said.
"Oh~, Enveee~" she gushed. Envy and Laszlo were staring at her like she was crazy.
Frankie rushed towards Envy in the corner of the room where he was chained up and hugged him…tightly.
"Can't…breath," Envy said, kicking his legs out in a futile attempt to get the clinging girl, no, boy…wait, is Frankie a boy or a girl? Anyways, Envy was kicking his legs in a futile attempt to get Frankie to let go; however, Frankie is a strong little person thing and she doesn't like to get go once she latches on…just like a parasite~!
Kankuro heard the yelling and came into the room with a bag of popcorn. He always loved watching Envy get tortured. Frankie suspected that it turned him on, so she made sure to videotape all her torture sessions.
"Ahh!" Envy screamed. Frankie was now crushing his ribs.
And let me mention to all you readers, Envy has yet to realize that he could just change his shape and get out of the chains that bound him to the wall.
Mello walked into the house via the front door, dressed in all leather, carrying a Walgreens bag that was filled to the brim with chocolate.
"What's going on?" Mello asked Kankuro.
"No idea. I just came home from a mission, heard yelling, made popcorn and came in here to watch the show."
Mello sat himself on the couch and put his feet up onto the coffee table.
Frankie immediately froze. She slowly turned her head around in a really creepy way with her eyes wide and her mouth in a thin line.
"Mello, honey" she said.
Mello gulped. "Yeah?"
"What have I said about your shoes?" She had let go of Envy at this point and she was looking at Mello.
"Uhh…not to wear them in the house?"
"Correct, Mello, but, Kankuro," she said and then pointed at Kankuro.
Kankuro chocked on the ball of popcorn in his mouth and had to do the Heimlich maneuver on himself. When he was done, he answered Frankie.
"What are you and Mello doing wrong?"
"Um, we didn't wash our hands before eating?"
Frankie started chuckling darkly. She pulled a bloody pipe out from behind her back and bounced it on her hand a couple times.
"Not quite."
"Where did she get a pipe?" Mello asked Kankuro quietly.
"I have a weird feeling that that's Russia's…" Kankuro replied.
"Kol Kol Kol," Frankie started saying and creeping closer to the duo.
"Eep," Laszlo said and hid behind the TV as best he could.
Suddenly, Frankie's mood changed and the pipe disappeared. She turned back to Envy and unlocked his handcuffs.
"I'm supposed to send you back to Rebecca. She's still in her limo because all the roads were blocked and stuff by flooding. Laszlo, stay with him until he finds Rebecca."
Frankie's mood changed back to 'I-hope-bodily-harm-by-engraged-gender-confused-person-with-bloody-pipe-is-covered-under-your-insurance' mode.
Kankuro and Mello jumped up and ran out of the house at top speed with Frankie on their tail.
"Lets go, little vampire-man," Envy said, walking out of the house.
Two hours later the duo was waiting in a line at the airport to buy tickets and check-in for a flight to…well, anywhere that would get them into the international terminal since Rebecca finally made it to the airport and through security.
"Couldn't you just change into a guard and get through that way?" Laszlo asked, picking a button off of his new coat.
"Well, you see, I'm kind of…afraid of uh metal detectors." Envy started to shuffle his feet in embarrassment.
Laszlo pat the taller boy on the back since he couldn't reach his shoulder.
"That's okay. I'm scared of most things, so you're a lot braver than me."
Envy laughed nervously and rubbed the back of his neck with his hand. "Yeah…"
So, after waiting in the insanely long line, Laszlo and Envy made it to the kiosks. They bypassed them considering that they didn't have tickets yet and tried to get the attention of one of the two people at the front desk.
"Laszlo, get one of them over here to give us tickets," Envy said.
"Okay," Laszlo said.
Two seconds later, an agent walked over and asked for their passports. Envy created two American passports in his hand and slipped them on the desk.
She printed two tickets to Florence, Italy and bid them good day.
Thirty minutes later, they were at the front of security line where Envy started to hyperventilate.
"Sir, you're going to need to calm down before we can let you through," the lady who checks to make sure the passports match the people and tickets said.
"I'm terribly sorry about him," Laszlo said. "He's afraid of the metal detectors."
"There's alternate screening in a room over there," the guard pointed.
"NO!" Envy shouted. "I'll calm down!" He paused. "I'll calm down."
The lady nodded as Envy took a couple deep breaths.
"Daddy! Daddy! That lady has purple hair!" a little girl said to her dad. She was pulling on her dad's pant leg and pointing at Envy.
"Eleanor, it's not nice to point," her dad said.
The girls' statement caused Envy to choke on the air he breathed in.
"What…did she…just…say?" Envy choked out and then glared evilly at the little girl, causing her to hide behind her dad's leg.
"Uhh, well…you can't really blame her. You do kind of look like a girl…" Laszlo cautiously said.
Envy switched his glare to the small vampire. "Let's go," Envy said and stalked towards the metal detectors. All of the TSA agents watched with bated breath and Envy stalked forward.
He took a deep breath and walked through the metal detector. Laszlo scurried after him, pulling another button off his coat when he pulled it from the box that went through the x-ray machine.
Envy stood in front of the television screens that showed the planes' departure gates.
"Okay, so she's on the 6:40-something flight and that leaves out of gate….C7," Envy said. "Come on, Laszlo. You want to see me off before the sun comes up don't you?"
"…the sun is up, Envy," Laszlo said, following after the sin.
Envy stopped mid-step, turned around and faced the short vampire, pointing a finger straight into his face. "Then how are you awake? Shouldn't you be dead to the world?"
"Frankie and Rebecca created this new drug that allows us vamps to stay awake with the sun and not be burned by it," Laszlo explained.
Envy nodded, but Laszlo could tell that he was still suspicious.
Envy stalked off to gate C7 and sat down in a chair, waiting for his wife. Laszlo sat down nervously beside him, his feet about five inches away from the floor.
First class was called and Envy stood up and looked around for Rebecca and her parents.
"Do you see her?" Envy asked.
Laszlo hopped up and down a few times trying to see over people's heads. "I *jump* can't *jump* see *jump* anything!" He stopped jumping up and down and was breathing heavily with both his feet planted firmly on the ground.
Envy facepalmed. The small vampire forgot that he would levitate.
Envy pushed his way through the throng of people to the front so that he could see if she boarded.
The gate agent called business class, then the back seats in coach and there was still no sign of her.
Rebecca and her parents came rushing up and went towards the gate, tickets in hand.
"Envy!" Rebecca yelled. She ran faster and hugged Envy as tightly as she could when she reached him. She let him go and looked at him sternly. "What did I tell you about staying away from Frankie when we need to go somewhere?"
Envy hung his head. "She kidnapped me when I was bringing the paper in."
"On Saturday?" She paused. "In the rain?"
Envy shrugged.
"Whatever," Rebecca said. "We need to get on the plane. Change into a snake and wrap around my neck."
"What about…?" Envy pointed to the curled up snake that was there.
"Oh!" Rebecca uncurled the snake from her neck and gave it to Laszlo. Envy changed into his snake form and made his way up to Rebecca's neck, while Laszlo erased the minds of anyone who saw him transform. "Take this back to Frankie, please. And thanks for watching over Envy today." Rebecca smiled and kissed Laszlo lightly on the cheek in thanks before grabbing her computer bag and rushing onto the plane with her parents.
Envy was glad that Rebecca had changed into her pajamas since they were looser than her day clothes and he could hide easier.
An hour into the flight, Rebecca put up a Genjustu around her first-class-pod so no one would see her talking to an unknown person/palm tree thing.
"So, Envy, did you get the videos?" Rebecca asked.
Envy smirked and pulled a box seemingly from no where. "All, right here. Frankie's entire anime collection."
Rebecca towered her fingers in front of her face and smiled. "Excellent."
This was inspired by a conversation me and Frankie had via text message. C/O list:
Frankie: her hair is rly short now, and sometimes I walk up to her from behind and I think she's a boy XD
Envy: FMA
Laszlo: Love at Stake series
Kankuro: Naruto
Mello: Death Note
Til next time~
Rebecca aka Lord Rebecca-Sama
P.S. and if you pick-up the Bioshock reference, you get a cookie~! ^_^


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My name is Lewis. I normally have sand colored shaggy hair that goes to my neck line and covers my face a little, but this morning my mom decided she was sick of it like that and tied me to a chair and buzzed me. Grr. Now I have to live with it. I'm a 13 year old boy that bugs an 11 year old girl just for the heck of it. It's funner than you might think. My eyes are pale green, I might be short, but I'm taller than Unity. I bug her with that as well. Let's skip to the present, shall we?
"Lewis!" Unity yelled at me as I covered her eyes. "What the crap?!" She pulled my hands off her eyes and turned to glare at me. She never got the chance. Her face contracted and tightened. I could SEE her right eye twitch.
"What?" I decided to activate it just to get it over with. Unity burst out laughing. She fell over laughing. She rolled on the ground laughing. She was laughing that hard. I turned and looked at the other girls.
"What's with the new style?" Zosima raised her eyebrows.
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We reached the hotel finally and my father offered to go get us checked in. I sighed and leaned back in the driver's side seat. No one had spoken in several hours. We were all tired; Nathaniel the most having stayed awake the whole trip. His yawns were becoming more and more frequent.
"Well, we're all checked in," my dad said. "Let's go sign in, get Flame and Eagle settled, then get some rest."
"That sounds amazing," I said and carefully backed out of the hotel's parking lot.
The barn was only five miles down the road but it took a long time to get to because there were others coming in. My dad got out so that he could direct me into backing up straight to where our horses were assigned. Matt, once again, stayed in the truck while Nathaniel got out to help supervise Flame getting into her stall.
"Matt, get out and take care of Eagle," I said and he glared at me.
"Why?" he demanded.
"Because he's your horse," I snapped, remembering what Nathaniel had said before. "I have to go get a tag for the trailer."
"Have city boy do it," he snapped back.
I got out then opened his door, snatching his phone. He looked furious.
"Get out and take care of your horse!" I yelled.
"God, you're a bitch!" he yelled back but got out anyway.
I stormed off and into the supervisor's building. I was still blowing off steam when I got to the tables they set up. I waited patiently, taking deep breaths and yawning a little. When I got up to the table, it took them a while and I started to get nervous.
"You have four people, right?" the woman asked.
"Yes but what does that have to do with the tag?" I asked as she passed me a green one.
"It's just how they're doing it this year," she answered. "Your trailer will be put in the green block for when you pick it up tomorrow evening or Monday morning. If you get it Monday morning, you need to get it by 10." She passed me a piece of paper with a scanned image of a map on it. "This is a map of the trailer blocks. That's yours."
She circled it with a pen and passed it over.
"Thanks," I said.
"Good luck, Miss Turner!"
I smiled and went back to the trailer. I suppressed my smirk. Matt was having trouble getting Eagle into his stall and neither Nathaniel nor my father were bothering to help. I stood beside them and explained how they were doing the trailer placement this year.
"That makes a lot more sense," my father said and I put the green tag on the front of our trailer.
"What do you mean?" Nathaniel asked.
"Last year they put them wherever," I answered. "It was pandemonium. This will help us find it easier."
"We'll take it for ya," a man with a bright orange shirt and a horse stitched onto the front and back said.
"Really?" I asked and he smiled.
"We want this to be as easy on ya guys as possible this year," he said. "Ya got your tag on there? Ah, you're in the green block! You're lucky!"
"You'll be the first to leave."
"Oh, thank God," my father breathed. "Last year it took us three hours just to get out of the parking lot!"
"Good luck," the man said after we had unhitched the trailer. "Ya'll get your schedules?"
"Yep," my father said, holding up a folded piece of orange paper. "Take care of that trailer for us."
While I had been checking the trailer in, they had unloaded the feed and water and we got back in the truck.
"I'll drive," Nathaniel offered and I nodded, passing him the keys. "Where do I go to get you guys checked in for the show?"
"Turn left and follow the cars," I answered. "Looks like we weren't the only ones to get here early."
"Early?" he laughed. "It's 6 in the evening!"
"Check in doesn't start 'til 5," my father explained. "I'll check us in this time. Find a place you want to eat dinner at and we'll go there before going to our room to sleep."
"Why did you bring your own feed?" Nathaniel asked. "They had a shit load of feed in there."
"The feed they provide is also a lot of money," I answered. "It's cheaper to just bring your own. Besides, Flame needs special food after giving birth to Little Bit."
"What a stupid name," Matt scoffed.
"I happen to like it," my father, ever the optimist, said happily. "Okay, Nathan, drop me off here and go ahead and park. I'll find you when I'm done."
"Aye, aye Captain," he said with a mock salute.
He laughed and got out. I watched him go with a sigh.
"What's wrong?" Nathaniel asked, pulling into a parking spot and putting the car in park.
"Just worrying about him," I answered. "Let me guess: he put the hitch on the truck this morning."
"Nope," he said. "I did it."
I looked at him in surprise. "You did?"
He nodded. "He helped show me how to do it but it was heavy and I didn't want him throwing his back out."
I smiled at him and he returned it. Our eyes met for a second and I cleared my throat.
"What kind of food do you two want for dinner?" I asked.
"Chinese," Nathaniel said immediately.
"I don't care," he said. "I guess we can get Chinese."
I smirked. "Which means you want it, too."
"Shut up."
I shook my head and looked out the window, waiting for my father to get back. When he did, he looked ecstatic.
"You're not going to believe this," he said and I turned in my seat.
"We've been given priority!"
I gasped. "You're shitting me!"
"Nope," he said happily.
"What does that mean?" Nathaniel asked.
"We get the first pick of everything," I explained. "We get to choose where to park, where to put the horses during the show, and what kind of barrels we want! That must be why we got the green tag! Holy shit this is awesome!"
"Did you guys decide what you want for dinner?" my dad asked.
"Chinese," I answered.
"Ooh, yummy." He pulled his phone up. "There's a restaurant about a mile from here, Nathan. I'll tell you how to get there."
"Engage," Nathaniel said in a good impression of Picard as he put the truck into reverse. "Make it so."


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