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So after Warwick, we went back to the Methodist Central hall. We had a little dress rehearsal kinda thing, with an inspirational speech from Sarah, with a fart from Colin right in the middle of the most important part. It was funny, but Sarah was pretty pissed. I had a feeling the concert would go well. Then we went downstairs to the ahll kinda place where they served us jacket potatoes. I had two delicious ones with butter and salt and cheese. Mmm. We had ice cream for desert. I'm definitley looking forward to going home and having some nice, real dairy products. Ice cream, milk, yogurt...mmmm. It was ok, but it was no Blue Bunny. Then we went to get changed. Before the concert, we got another speech, another fart, and we headed up. We went in and sang the concert pretty much as planned. There were only about 35 people there, but whatever. It was fun. Neil had a great organ solo thing. Very powerful. They need to take the screens off the organ at church. It would just sound so much better. Oh well. I just thought it was kind of sad that the epitome of six years of choir and youth group is singing for 35 people. Not exactly climactic. "Whatever," though, as Micheal would say, "I make it rain." And raining it is, in fact. After the concert, we ran into the chapel and had a lot of chaos as we changed and stuff. Then we got on the bus and settled in and jammed and everybody sang the whole times. It was a lot of fun. As we neared the hostel, everyone got everything together and took the hike to it. We all went to our rooms, some of us after some [illegible, looks like "intermetry"?], and got everything ready for tomorrow. We'll have to get up around 5 and be out by 6, I guess we have an early flight. We're due to have a 5 hour layover in Chicago and then be home around 7:00. It'll be nice.