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| Jul. 2nd, 2007 12:47 pm posting: 1st time in a long time I thought I might post because its been well years and I didn't even realize it was still open. saw something that made me sad on lonnas ugh regrets. stuuf about being self obsorbed in eachother...ouch it hurts but it was true. I think alot of it had to do with me not wanting to admit certain facts about our life and also it was in the early stages of his illness so it wasn't all obvious to me at the time. So much I wish I could change about all that. So much I wish I could have changed about myslef. I really enjoyed that time with those people but I guess I have been left in the dark with me being the one who flicked off the light switch.
anyways right now: been monitering the bp passively and not taking any meds or seeing a pdoc. I would like to but I fear the dulling of the mind and I really want to pay off some debt before I spend my last pennies on treatments. angie helps me by just being there when things don't make any sense. and I am getting a lot better at recogizing changes in moods and recognizing my symptoms that lead to the ups and downs.
ange and I have been visiting with chris on the weekends. we are all so quiet but I enjoy the visits. might shoot off fireworks on the rail road tracks behind my dads house on he 4th. looking forward to that.
work is good as always but one of my girls has been punching herself in the arm when she gets frustrated with herself. Huge bruises on her arm. Hard to ask her about it and talk to her because of the autism. Found her washing her laundrey the other day. through the window it looked like she was up on a shelf way up high. kinda like an optical illusion. she was really just sitting on a table swingign her legs. I sat on the floor and waited with her for the laundrey to finish drying and then watched her fold her clothes by herself. she is now telling every one she meets that I watch her do her laundrey and that her favorite thing is when i watvch her do laundrey. Sounds sort of lewd, no? que sera sera. Leave a comment | |

| Apr. 15th, 2005 06:06 pm woo hoo Leave a comment | |

| Apr. 12th, 2005 09:59 am i ahave been going to class and writing alot nothing much has come of it yet i got got close to stabbing nichole on sunday but regained myself and we went out to to shari's, in the, dare i say "daylight" with her the next day
we rented *eternal sunshine of the spotless mind* i remember watching this film at the ol' supermall last year with bernie and after word we both just starred out the window of our car and said nothing like their was nothing left to say "if i could forget you..." sort of nonsense i used to be like that, loud and full of ill tempered energy and i wonder now if it is the experiances i have had or the permanent imppressions i have made of people in my head that have made me the way i am but who the hell am i? and who the hell are you for that matter?
i used to hear all the time , and it get drilled in your head, to be open minded but honestly, i don't trust people enough well no fucking duh why would i of all people even try but seriosly why should you give people the benifit of the doubt because from the very moment people give you a false imppression of themselves you have a 99.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% chance of getting the responce of good when people ask how you are doing and then you are asked the same question of yourself and there is not going to be an original reply
now that i have listed out some of my own shortcomings i think it is time to take a nap 1 comment - Leave a comment | |

| Mar. 8th, 2005 11:42 am i made a deviant art account just so i could favorite the pillow shaped creatures and take a look at some of the russians finished peices i couldn't find any so i am going to need to get a link but for now i am off to enjoy the sunshine and then skip off to work 1 comment - Leave a comment | |

| Mar. 7th, 2005 09:19 pm i signed up for classes recently english and math the basics should have signed up for basket weaving i am excited about it though being forced to do things that i have been trying to get back into
i would like to say a few things about the boy in my basement he is still drinking a bit more social i don't ask anything of him and he does things that i like
on sisters sandy wants to name her beby justice its a cute name but not if your father is in jail when you are born her belly is huge i hope it comes out on friday or saturday i have those days off
i am going to draw a surf for time travelers Current Mood: thoughtful Current Music: the widow - the mars volta
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Mar. 7th, 2005 09:17 pm i am not quite sure what to make of this...
Your Brain is 20.00% Female, 80.00% Male |
You've got the brain of a manly man
Feelings, schmeelings... tears aren't for you.
You could break both legs and not get misty eyed.
A great problem solver, nothing ever phases you. |
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| Mar. 2nd, 2005 12:22 pm is melifiscent really coming this weekend or did i completly miss out? 5 comments - Leave a comment | |

| Feb. 21st, 2005 10:50 am in memory yesturday was kurts birthday and yesturday hunter took his own life so today we are going to make tater tots for the both of them Leave a comment | |

| Dec. 9th, 2004 09:59 am ok asshats! (thank you cbeta for introducing me to that phrase) do the people working on kindom hearts have a plan to put out a game on every single format exclusivly i don't understant the 1st was ps2 and now its gba i love that stupid game nd the 2nd for ps2 i don't want to buy a s2 i want to play my mario *weeps* 3 comments - Leave a comment | |

| Dec. 8th, 2004 10:46 pm Dear Diary, Today, Cbeta and I deep fried jellybeans. Butter popcorn flavor is the shit., Krys Leave a comment | |

| Dec. 6th, 2004 09:36 pm The Christmas Miracle Most Americans believe the virgin birth is literally true, a NEWSWEEK poll finds 'The Adoration of the Kings,' 1564, Bruegel WEB EXCLUSIVE Newsweek Updated: 2:08 p.m. ET Dec. 5, 2004Dec. 5 - Seventy-nine percent of Americans believe that, as the Bible says, Jesus Christ was born of the Virgin Mary, without a human father, according to a new NEWSWEEK poll on beliefs about Jesus.
advertisement Sixty-seven percent say they believe that the entire story of Christmas—the Virgin Birth, the angelic proclamation to the shepherds, the Star of Bethlehem and the Wise Men from the East—is historically accurate. Twenty-four percent of Americans believe the story of Christmas is a theological invention written to affirm faith in Jesus Christ, the poll shows. In general, say 55 percent of those polled, every word of the Bible is literally accurate. Thirty-eight percent do not believe that about the Bible.
Most-Popular Articles • An Era's End: IBM May Exit PC Biz—> • Podcasting: TiVo Time for Your MP3 Player • Clift: Govt. Threat to Birth Control Programs • I Can Do Anything, So How Do I Choose? • The Cabinet Shuffle In the NEWSWEEK poll, 93 percent of Americans say they believe Jesus Christ actually lived and 82 percent believe Jesus Christ was God or the Son of God. Fifty-two percent of all those polled believe, as the Bible proclaims, that Jesus will return to earth someday; 21 percent do not believe it. Fifteen percent believe Jesus will return in their lifetime; 47 percent do not, the poll shows.
When asked if there would be more or less kindness in the world today if there had never been a Jesus, 61 percent of all those polled say there would be less kindness. Forty-seven percent say there would be more war if there had never been a Jesus (16 percent say less, 26 percent say the same); 63 percent say there would be less charity; 58 percent say there would be less tolerance; 59 percent say there would be less personal happiness and 38 percent say there would be less religious divisions (21 percent say more and 26 percent say the same).
• The Christmas Miracle Most Americans believe the Virgin Birth is literally true, a Newsweek poll finds Just 11 percent of those surveyed say American society as a whole very closely reflects true Christian values and the spirit of Jesus; 53 percent say it somewhat reflects those values. But 86 percent say they believe organized religion has a “a lot” or “some” influence over life in the United States today. Nine percent say it has “only a little” influence.
Sixty-two percent say they favor teaching creation science in addition to evolution in public schools; 26 percent oppose such teaching, the poll shows. Forty-three percent favor teaching creation science instead of evolution in public schools; 40 percent oppose the idea.
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| Dec. 2nd, 2004 11:58 am this is for the people i love the most:
i'm sorry that i can be such a chicken shit i'm sorry i have things to be apologizing for Im sorry that i lied I'm sorry that i kept quiet when you needed me to scream I'm sorry that I disapeared I'm sorry that i probably won't be coming back i am sorry for my anxiety that causes me to apologize for things i had no control over I'm sorry that i take the blame I 'm sorry that i don't I'm sorry that i can never get across what i really meant to say I'm sorry that i never had the chance to say goodbye I thought that i would see you again realy soon I am sorry that i probably won't I don't detatch due to hate , mistrust or apathy but now for comitment to the emidiate i am shitty person for abandoning the people i know that need me not to need me because i was going to solve all their problems but because we all need the people that were good to us with us even when things aren't deep and down and dark what could i possibly do to make up for it?
and the band plays on...
Private Helicopter Lyrics Artist: Harvey Danger Album: Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone?
"i'm on a private helicopter with my favorite ex girlfriend tiny little cabin in the sky now we're alone and we can remember how we felt before we were angry: we were guilty and we were bitter (I must admit I said a few things but...) i'm still attracted to you sorry we've been so cold so eight miles high and three hours to landing god your hair smells really great i'm on a hovercraft to Paris with my former best friend we have to get to the cinematheque we're not alone but no one speaks english, so we're free to look into each other's minds and see what we're thinking like we always used to i miss talking to you but you never draw me out so cast off the ego scars and let's go hit the bars i reserve the right to hold my grudges friends like you, you know the rest but all told, i hold on to my anger far too long until it's a joke the night is cold the joke is old (and poorly told, i told you once) i'm on a private helicopter with my favorite ex-girlfriend, no one to keep up appearances for now we're alone and we can remember how we felt at first; the desperate need to be together must've been good for something, sugar i'm still attracted to you no one's making us do what we're supposed to so lie here in my arms lie here in my arms..." Leave a comment | |

| Nov. 11th, 2004 02:14 am note: written in in the early 20th century God Dies!
By Frances Farmer - West Seattle High School, Seattle, Washington - First Prize, Familiar Essay Division, Scholastic Awards - Teacher: Miss Belle McKenzie
"No one ever came to me and said, "You're a fool. There isn't such a thing as God. Somebody's been stuffing you." It wasn't murder. I think God just died of old age. And, when I realized that he wasn't any more, it didn't shock me. It seemed natural and right!
Maybe it was because I was never properly impressed with a religion. I went to Sunday School and liked the stories about Christ and the Christmas star. They were beautiful. They made you warm and happy to think about. But I didn't believe them. The Sunday School teacher talked too much in the way our grade school teacher used to when she told us about George Washington. Pleasant, pretty stories, but not true.
Religion was too vague. God was different. He was something real, something I could feel. But there were only certain times when I could feel it. I used to lie between cool, clean sheets at night after I'd had a bath, after I had washed my hair and scrubbed my knuckles and finger-nails and teeth. Then I could lie quite still in the dark with my face to the window with the trees in it, and talk to God. "I am clean, now. I've never been as clean. I'll never be cleaner." And somehow, it was God. I wasn't sure that it was ..... just something cool and dark and clean.
That wasn't religion, though. There was too much of the physical about it. I couldn't get that same feeling during the day, with my hands in dirty dish water and the hard sun showing up the dirtiness on the roof tops. And after a time, even at night, the feeling of God didn't last. I began to wonder what the minister meant when he said, "God, the father, sees even the smallest sparrow fall. He watches over all his children." That jumbled it all up for me. But I was sure of one thing. If God were a father, with children, that cleanliness I had been feeling wasn't God. So at night, when I went to bed, I would think, "I am clean. I am sleepy." And then I went to sleep. It didn't keep me from enjoying the cleaness any less. I just knew that God wasn't there. He was a man on a throne in Heaven, so he was easy to forget.
Sometimes I found he was useful to remember; especially when I lost things that were important. After slamming through the house, panicky and breathless from searching, I could stop in the middle of a room and shut my eyes. "Please God, let me find my red hat with the blue trimmings." It usually worked. God became a superfather that couldn't spank me. But if I wanted a thing badly enough, he arranged it.
That satisfied me until I began to figure that if God loved all his children equally, why did he bother about my red hat and let other people lose their fathers and mothers for always? I began to see that he didn't have much to do about hats or people dying or anything. They happened whether he wanted them to or not, and he stayed in Heaven and pretended not to notice. I wondered a little why God was such a useless thing. It seemed a waste of time to have him. After that he became less and less, until he was ..... nothingness.
I felt rather proud to think that I had found the truth myself, without help from anyone. It puzzled me that other people hadn't found out, too. God was gone. We were younger. We had reached past him. Why couldn't they see it? It still puzzles me." Leave a comment | |

| Nov. 9th, 2004 10:25 am "Is there anything, in this election, to feel optimistic about? If Democrats use this loss as a defining moment and return to party principles of fighting for those with least and those left out, that's a good thing. And if we build on the historic voter turnout toward greater levels of civic participation, that's also good. Finally, if we confront the issue of faith so that the Bible cannot be manipulated as a Republican tool, that helps us build toward 2008. But I am frankly grasping at straws in an attempt to be optimistic. 2 November 2004 was simply not a good day. "
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| Nov. 8th, 2004 11:06 am i have been working cbeta just joined me too i get my check wednesday and i think i may be buying up someones stockpile if i only made that much! but this is going to require seeing *him* again maybe it is time not avoiding just have not gotten around to it tonight though i am going to contact mr. deathrage to play with seashells by the seashore what else does sally sell? Leave a comment | |

| Oct. 21st, 2004 10:54 pm did i ever mention that i was completly head over heels in love
because it is still true
if thats how to apropriatly describe this oblivion i live in
because its all starting to sound like gibberish to me
if you feel this way for someone
than arent you supposed to stay and stick by them
i am still doing that right?
this still counts?
when is all of this going to wrap itself up and start making sense?
i visited bernie today and we spent about a half hour talking about all things shit we need to do
i got my blankie back
he insisted
basically said that i was an indian giver if i didn't take it back
and then he told me to *stop being a butt*
ad go home and go to sleep
because he wanted to get his last toke in and go pass out
he is supposed to call me in the morning
i am not sure why either though
we will see when and if he does
am i doubtful?
lets just say that i am sleepy Current Mood: listless Current Music: jimmy eat world
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| Oct. 20th, 2004 10:55 pm the boy got his liscence back that makes me happy Leave a comment | |

| Oct. 20th, 2004 07:43 pm if i die because i am murdered i don't want my killer to be executed Leave a comment | |

| Oct. 20th, 2004 07:20 pm krystal for president in 2020 (i will be 35) Leave a comment | |

| Aug. 18th, 2004 02:19 pm ive been living with him i don't know how long this will last my favorite ataris song keeps playing in my head and i want to walk away i really don't have any direction my hope are none here isn't really anything i am looking for anymore its more like i am waiting been wandering back and forth to work scrouging for gas ad ciggerettes josh has turned me into a dirty punk i stopped showering obsessivly i owe ange 5 and my other "mom" 20 sad state of affairs but hey i get paid tommorow and i have plans for a carton of newports thats what i am looking forward too i feel like i am being dragged down a bit by his funk that hes in i hate to walk away i am bad at it cbeta is right if i am going to complain to her then don't cos i should just do something about it get the hell out of dodge if "mom" wants to really go to arizona i think i would like to go too even if that means leaving my best freind behind this place feels dirty? i don't know what i want to do i have work at 4 until sat everyday aj is cute and thats just cute i was angry a few days ago its boiled down a bit but drugs and sex and people who are crazier than me affecting the people i love in bad ways i am not worried i just don't know what to expect next and part of me doesn't care and that puts me off a bit is all i don't know everyone out there enjoy your lives and maybe i will catch you later 1 comment - Leave a comment | |

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