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Last class, my group and I discussed when we'd be filming again. Originally, we had decided on the 13th and the 19th but unfortunately, Damaine had some last-minute plans and Jordyn couldn't switch her shift. Honestly, I'm not really bothered by it. I was kind of happy. I like to spend my Sundays at home. We agreed on filming after school on the 17th. It's an early release day and we don't have school the next day so maybe we can finish in one day who knows? We figured since we'd leave on an early release day, we could stop by some place and eat and then get to Pedro's house and film. Jordyn and I are super excited to meet his dogs! This final task felt like it would take forever but it's going by so fast! I'm kind of sad, I liked prepping for this. The singers still haven't contacted my group back but it's okay. We always have a backup plan. When we get out of school, I feel like we should get the Walmart scene out of the way. The closest Walmart to Pedro's house is 24 minutes away, I think we'll run into one on the way there. My problem right now is my clothes. What am I going to wear? The dress code/ costume is just basic everyday clothing, but I just want this to look good, you know? I'll figure it out next week. I just hope Damaine doesn't forget his tripod! He can be forgetful sometimes. 

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