Bang Bang

Yesterday I went to a shooting range...I know I can't believe it either. Dan, one of the people at the AXIS gathering asked me to go with him and his brother. Dan's last name is Smith. Guess what his brother's name is? David Smith. So, there were 2 David Smith's there. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't what I'd go out and do for fun either. It's just too loud, and shooting guns is just not for me. The range was run by Michigan's Department of Natural Resources, so it was very safe and they were very strict about what you did. They had about 3 workers monitoring people, checking to make sure you were following procedure. Every 15 minutes, they made you stop, step back, and they checked your gun and changed your target. It was nice of Dan to invite me though.

After that I went to Meijer to get some small things like milk, salt and pepper, and fish food. I really don't like that store. Imagine Walmart, and then multiply that X2. Granted, it doesn't have the same caliber of people, as in, at Meijer you won't find people riding adult tricycles around picking through the ashtray for used cigarettes to smoke, but it is crowded and unorganized. Since Farmer Jack, the other grocery store just closed Meijer pretty much has a monopoly now. Luckily I found a Kroger about 2 miles from me I'll go to now.

This morning I went to church at Community Bible Church. After the service I went to the same Sunday school class as Dan. It was pretty good, but they have about 6 different Sunday school classes for adults to choose from so I want to try some of the other ones.

I called my dad to tell him Happy Father's Day. The church service was about Fathers, ofcourse so that made me miss my dad. He got my card and giftcard though before today so I was happy about that.

I have to share this with you all. It's a wonderful dish called Haggus It's on TV right now as I'm typing this. Sounds good huh? I remember at ZF in Duncan my boss was from England and he told me about it, but I actually watched them make it on TV just now. When I was in England I actually ate Black Pudding which is the weirdest thing I've ever had.