| Happy Thanksgiving! |
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I just wanted to wish everyone an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday!
I hope you all have fun doing whatever it is you have planned for this holiday and enjoy the always-fantastic Thanksgiving grub!
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| The Countdown Begins... |
[16 Sep 2005|05:11pm] |
NOTICE:
At roughly midnight tonight, pacific standard time, I will be clearing out all of my old entries - and I do mean all of them. Any I decide to keep will be reset to the "Private" setting, so you won't be seeing them anyways.
My journal will start anew this evening, and hopefully I'll remember to update it more regularly than ever before.
IN ADDITION:
(this is the most important part of this journal entry)
If I ever write a journal entry that seems to point that I need some sort of legal help/intervention in any matter, please notify the LJ Abuse Team immediately. I now have a restricted journal entry set to 12.31.2010 that will contain any and all of my contact information, and they know how to gain access to said entry.
The most common need for entries such as the one mentioned containing contact information is in response to suicide threats. Though I do not think that I would be capable of writing a serious suicide threat or even intentionally threaten my own life, it's best always to be prepared.
Some friends will also be filtered into the entry's filter as well, so some of you will always have my current contact information.
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[15 Sep 2005|02:49am] |
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Just though that I would let you all know that I am not dead. I have just gone through some major life/lifestyle changes since I was last seen and/or heard from around here.
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| Cowboy Bebop |
[29 Sep 2004|02:01pm] |
Taken only because  sheepy did.
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Yay! You are a Cowboy Bebop expert! Spike and the
gang would be proud ^_^
Yay! A Cowboy Bebop Quiz! How Much Do You Know?
Brought to you by Quizilla
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Now, either they have the result calculation messed up, or I retained quite a bit of Bebop knowledge over the half-season I saw over a year ago.
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| My CD-Rom is humming |
[06 Jun 2004|06:55pm] |
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I'm not completely sure why, but I feel compelled to share something I read recently with everyone. However, I will give you the option of whether or not to actually read it.
Mark Hanson is one of the first people I ever met at my church. When I first started attending, he was the one I most looked up to. He was the one I went to first when I had problems, and he was the one I went to first when I had good news. He was essentially a father figure to me in my first couple years of church attendance. I'd even sit with his family during Sunday services, as I lacked a family of my own to sit with.
Since then, Mark has become one of the elders of the church. He wrote an article in this month's Voice, the monthly church newsletter, for the section entitled "Elder's Corner." The following is what he wrote.
( Elder's Corner )
I don't understand all of this, just because of the simple fact that I am not a father myself. However, I can and do still understand a lot of it. The biggest thing this has done for me is that it has simply served as more motivation to live the life that God wants me to live and has called me to. One of my biggest struggles in my faith is trying to seperate what I want for myself, and what God wants for me. What I want in the grand scheme of things doesn't really matter. It's what God wants that does. I'm living my life for His kingdom, not mine.
7:11 PM
On a much different side of things, I have just seen a quote that made me laugh. Courtesy of  my wife, that I apparently married the other night somewhere in the middle of my 12-hour sleepfest.
"People are more violently opposed to fur than leather because it's safer to harass rich women than motorcycle gangs."
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| Two Thousand and Twenty-three |
[04 Jun 2004|09:13pm] |
Ever wonder what a person's back would look like if it were the color of a tomato? Well, it'd look like the color of a tomato, even ask my favorite naughty spy, who apparently had peeked whilst I was in the shower. Ever wonder what it'd feel like? For those that touch the back of someone else, it probably feels just like normal skin. For those that have the back getting touched, it's very painful. And yes, I can now say I know this from experience, but I'd much rather not because, well, it's painful.
Now I wonder why it took my arms an average of nine hours of exposure to direct sunlight a day for five days straight to burn, yet it only took my back four hours of exposure to have an even worse burn than my arms. For those of you that aren't good at math, that'd be forty-five hours for my arms, but only four for my back. If you ask me, that does not add up. Sadly though, my neck is more painful right now - which isn't good for a person that pops their neck. This burn doesn't make me too happy, but I guess that's what you get for working outdoors in seventy-some degree weather with perfectly clear skies and no shirt.
On a lighter note, if this burn does the same as the last, then the farmers' tan that the last burn had turned into will finally be gone, and not because it simply faded, but because I have even more tan. That makes me happy.. I don't like being really white.
( Read more... )
Only a few of you will really understand the subject of this entry.
More to come later.
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Yoinked from the lovely  empyreal |
[23 May 2004|10:17pm] |
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If there is one person you can't stop thinking about, post this same exact sentence in your journal.
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| Interesting |
[21 Nov 2003|05:34pm] |
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Lamb Chop's Sing Along |
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Post anything that you want (in comments), and post it anonymously. Anything. A story, a secret, a confession, a fear, a love -- anything. Be sure to post anonymously and honestly. Post twice if you'd like. Then, put this in your online journal to see what your friends (and perhaps others who you don't even realize read your journal) have to say.
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Taken from poetictragedyx
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