Jesusfreak

In reference to an earlier poem: About That Wall So about that wall, it's turned into a hall, with me and my love waltzing round and round. I was trying to get around, when I was lifted off the ground, and placed gently on the other side. Now I'm on the other side, when before I sat and cried, trying to do it myself and failing miserably. I understand, it couldn't be by my hand, I had to wait for God to clear the path. Though it's not what I would elect, it was there to protect, there was a reason I encountered the wall. Maybe to test me, but now it's blessed me, I know it will be worth the wait.

As always... a really great poem. lol thanks Who knows, if things work out as it seems they might, Ian might actually get to see all the poems.

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so... *has a very hard time being silent* So, I just got off the phone with my mom, and she basically said she's okay with it, as long as I know what I'm getting myself into, and as long as he doesn't pull me down in my Christian walk. So, I think my next plan of action is to take a shower, because I just got up. And my next plan of action for the whole Ian thing, is to tell him I came to my conclusion on the whole "burning with passion" verse thing. *is very happy* I am thrilled that your mother is okay with a relationship with Ian. My feeling is that your mother sees you're in love. My thoughts are that Ian is not going to try and make you change your religion. If you both respect each other and do not try and change each other's beliefs, then I think you two will be a fantastic couple with a phenomenal relationship. I think it's less that than the fact that I've known Ian for four years, and that she knows I've been praying about it, and that I should know better than anyone else what God wants in my life. And I think my mom has been praying about it too, and feels the same thing. So, it should be interesting to see where things go from here. Aside from telling Ian my conclusion on that Bible thing, I need some good way to find out if he's in love with me too... From what you have mentioned of his actions... there is absolutely no doubt in mind that he is most definitely in love with you. It's *really* hard to say. He acts in a romantic way with pretty much everyone. It's just part of his character. Oh. *puts brain into mode B* Hahaha yeah. I think I'm going to wait until he's better before I say anything. I don't want to shock his system or anything. And I think that since he's been stuck in bed and thinking about me, there's a good chance he's been thinking about God too, and I don't want to interfere with anything God's trying to tell him. Because who knows? Maybe he'll come out of this illness knowing Jesus as the Messiah and his savior. *resists temptation to open my mouth* lol you can talk if you want.

Worth a poem, I think: Directions So now I finally see, How all this came to be. And ending to my strife, A direction for my life. Though I don't understand, I can see Your hand, Guiding in my decision, And my actions with precision. I know through all the seasons, That You have Your reasons, And You have made me glad, I'll try not to make You mad. You put the pieces together, Even with the weather. You have finally told me what to do, Thank You.

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so... *has a very hard time being silent* So, I just got off the phone with my mom, and she basically said she's okay with it, as long as I know what I'm getting myself into, and as long as he doesn't pull me down in my Christian walk. So, I think my next plan of action is to take a shower, because I just got up. And my next plan of action for the whole Ian thing, is to tell him I came to my conclusion on the whole "burning with passion" verse thing. *is very happy* I am thrilled that your mother is okay with a relationship with Ian. My feeling is that your mother sees you're in love. My thoughts are that Ian is not going to try and make you change your religion. If you both respect each other and do not try and change each other's beliefs, then I think you two will be a fantastic couple with a phenomenal relationship. I think it's less that than the fact that I've known Ian for four years, and that she knows I've been praying about it, and that I should know better than anyone else what God wants in my life. And I think my mom has been praying about it too, and feels the same thing. So, it should be interesting to see where things go from here. Aside from telling Ian my conclusion on that Bible thing, I need some good way to find out if he's in love with me too... From what you have mentioned of his actions... there is absolutely no doubt in mind that he is most definitely in love with you. It's *really* hard to say. He acts in a romantic way with pretty much everyone. It's just part of his character. Oh. *puts brain into mode B* Hahaha yeah. I think I'm going to wait until he's better before I say anything. I don't want to shock his system or anything. And I think that since he's been stuck in bed and thinking about me, there's a good chance he's been thinking about God too, and I don't want to interfere with anything God's trying to tell him. Because who knows? Maybe he'll come out of this illness knowing Jesus as the Messiah and his savior.

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so... *has a very hard time being silent* So, I just got off the phone with my mom, and she basically said she's okay with it, as long as I know what I'm getting myself into, and as long as he doesn't pull me down in my Christian walk. So, I think my next plan of action is to take a shower, because I just got up. And my next plan of action for the whole Ian thing, is to tell him I came to my conclusion on the whole "burning with passion" verse thing. *is very happy* I am thrilled that your mother is okay with a relationship with Ian. My feeling is that your mother sees you're in love. My thoughts are that Ian is not going to try and make you change your religion. If you both respect each other and do not try and change each other's beliefs, then I think you two will be a fantastic couple with a phenomenal relationship. I think it's less that than the fact that I've known Ian for four years, and that she knows I've been praying about it, and that I should know better than anyone else what God wants in my life. And I think my mom has been praying about it too, and feels the same thing. So, it should be interesting to see where things go from here. Aside from telling Ian my conclusion on that Bible thing, I need some good way to find out if he's in love with me too... From what you have mentioned of his actions... there is absolutely no doubt in mind that he is most definitely in love with you. It's *really* hard to say. He acts in a romantic way with pretty much everyone. It's just part of his character.

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol I guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so... *has a very hard time being silent* So, I just got off the phone with my mom, and she basically said she's okay with it, as long as I know what I'm getting myself into, and as long as he doesn't pull me down in my Christian walk. So, I think my next plan of action is to take a shower, because I just got up. And my next plan of action for the whole Ian thing, is to tell him I came to my conclusion on the whole "burning with passion" verse thing. I hope it works out for you. ^.^ Thanks I do too...

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so... *has a very hard time being silent* So, I just got off the phone with my mom, and she basically said she's okay with it, as long as I know what I'm getting myself into, and as long as he doesn't pull me down in my Christian walk. So, I think my next plan of action is to take a shower, because I just got up. And my next plan of action for the whole Ian thing, is to tell him I came to my conclusion on the whole "burning with passion" verse thing. *is very happy* I am thrilled that your mother is okay with a relationship with Ian. My feeling is that your mother sees you're in love. My thoughts are that Ian is not going to try and make you change your religion. If you both respect each other and do not try and change each other's beliefs, then I think you two will be a fantastic couple with a phenomenal relationship. I think it's less that than the fact that I've known Ian for four years, and that she knows I've been praying about it, and that I should know better than anyone else what God wants in my life. And I think my mom has been praying about it too, and feels the same thing. So, it should be interesting to see where things go from here. Aside from telling Ian my conclusion on that Bible thing, I need some good way to find out if he's in love with me too...

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so... *has a very hard time being silent* So, I just got off the phone with my mom, and she basically said she's okay with it, as long as I know what I'm getting myself into, and as long as he doesn't pull me down in my Christian walk. So, I think my next plan of action is to take a shower, because I just got up. And my next plan of action for the whole Ian thing, is to tell him I came to my conclusion on the whole "burning with passion" verse thing.

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen. *believes it will happen* I hope so...

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting. *keeps my mouth shut because Jesusfreak already knows what I am thinking* lol :PI guess I'll just have to keep praying about it and see what happens. If this is what God really wants for me, He'll make it happen.

Excellent idea. Walks are good. They are! And while I was taking my walk, I was praying, which was nice because I haven't had much time to do that lately. And in one part of my walk, I just stopped and took in the scenery (which, to be fair, was a soccer field, but the birds were singing and there was a sunset forming and it was really nice), and then I noticed a little piece of rainbow in the sky. Like a teeny tiny piece that only I was likely to notice (because I tend to notice rainbows, especially when I'm going through something and seeking God's help). And I was standing there praying, and I really felt that God's pushing me more and more towards Ian. And I've been praying that God lead me in the right direction for stuff like that. So, I don't know. Like I'm cool with it, happy about it, but I don't know quite what to do with it, like what action to take. It's interesting.

*thump, thump... thump, thump... thump, thump...*

I just got back from a rather lovely walk around campus. And I've decided that I need to take such walks around campus much much more often.

Okay, I called him once I got back from lab. He has mono, and has been in bed and unable to eat in 5 days. Poor kid. But at least he's not dead or something, which was my primary concern. And he said, "I've been thinking about you a lot lately. A lot..." And I told him about the roses outside the science building, and how they smell pretty. I'll have a to get a picture with my phone to send to him...

So, I'm more than a little concerned about Ian. He hasn't been online in a week, and when I called him last night to check up on him, it went straight to voicemail. I left him a message basically telling him to contact me in any way he sees fit and let me know how he's doing, and that I miss him. I might try calling again tonight, and if this goes on for too long, I'm calling his mom's cell or his house phone.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. LOL Hahaha Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? LOL (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart. *buzzer sounds* Wrong. A spork is the duo combination of a spoon and a fork. You have a trio. Hey, I didn't ome up with the name. I called it a spoon/fork/knive. *sees Jesusfreak meditating over the spoon/fork/knife* Ommmmmme, ommmmmmmme... *Come My brain is on vacation already. I can be so cruel sometimes. LOL I'm done with English classes... True. And I'm quite happy about it. I need English classes. LOL Hahaha Yeah, this morning, my alarm didn't go off, and when I woke up I was already 15 minutes late to class. I managed to get dressed, gather my stuff, and get to class within 7 minutes. *hands Jesusfreak The Speedy Gonzalez Award* I don't think I would have accomplished anything near that. My mindset could have gone one of two directions... I would have opened my eyes, seen I was late, jumped up and ran around like a maniac accomplishing nothing except looking like I had lost total control, run to class and arrived late or... Ooops. Might as well roll over and forget about it. Then decided I could not sleep, made coffee and realized that I had just made a dumb move by missing class. Either way, I would have been placing additional stress on myself by not setting 13 alarms. Hahaha If I decided not to go, it would make it too easy to miss more classes in the future. This is the first time I've been late so far.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. LOL Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? LOL (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart. *buzzer sounds* Wrong. A spork is the duo combination of a spoon and a fork. You have a trio. Hey, I didn't ome up with the name. I called it a spoon/fork/knive. *sees Jesusfreak meditating over the spoon/fork/knife* Ommmmmme, ommmmmmmme... *Come My brain is on vacation already. I can be so cruel sometimes. LOL I'm done with English classes... True. And I'm quite happy about it. I need English classes. Hahaha Yeah, this morning, my alarm didn't go off, and when I woke up I was already 15 minutes late to class. I managed to get dressed, gather my stuff, and get to class within 7 minutes.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. LOL Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? LOL (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart. *buzzer sounds* Wrong. A spork is the duo combination of a spoon and a fork. You have a trio. Hey, I didn't ome up with the name. I called it a spoon/fork/knive. *sees Jesusfreak meditating over the spoon/fork/knife* Ommmmmme, ommmmmmmme... *Come My brain is on vacation already. I can be so cruel sometimes. I'm done with English classes... True. And I'm quite happy about it.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart. *buzzer sounds* Wrong. A spork is the duo combination of a spoon and a fork. You have a trio. Hey, I didn't ome up with the name. I called it a spoon/fork/knive. *sees Jesusfreak meditating over the spoon/fork/knife* Ommmmmme, ommmmmmmme... *Come My brain is on vacation already. I can be so cruel sometimes. I'm done with English classes...

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart. *buzzer sounds* Wrong. A spork is the duo combination of a spoon and a fork. You have a trio. Hey, I didn't ome up with the name. I called it a spoon/fork/knive. *sees Jesusfreak meditating over the spoon/fork/knife* Ommmmmme, ommmmmmmme... *Come My brain is on vacation already.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart. *buzzer sounds* Wrong. A spork is the duo combination of a spoon and a fork. You have a trio. Hey, I didn't ome up with the name. I called it a spoon/fork/knive.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts. Sounds like you had a very great day. Tell me, what is a spoon/fork/knife called? A Sporkife? (Okay... that was a little dumb.) Hahaha I don't know, let me go look...they just call it a spork. Lame. But the utensil itself is pretty cool. Looks like something from Ikea (it is by a swedish company, called light my fire.)It was nifty enough that I got one for myself. I found them in the camping accessories section of wal-mart.

I wouldn't even make the start of a car race. Daytona is about one hour and fifteen minutes away and the only way I have seen the track is from the street that passes it on an OFF day. Hahaha XD Yeah, I don't watch sports on TV, except on rare occasion the interesting ones like gymnastics or ice skating or ski/snowboard stunts type things. Things where there is really room for creativity. Even playing sports, I'm not a huge fan of most of them, although I'd rather play them than watch them on TV in most cases. I'm more of an independant sport person. Hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, tree climbing (if that counts), jumping on a trampoline. Things that don't require other people and aren't competitive. And today was productive. I finally got a haircut. And I got groceries, father's day presents, and graduation presents. And a bigger case for my camera, which is something I was looking for for a long time. It's actually a nintendo ds case (got it at the game store for $5, awesome deal), and it's big enough to fit my camera, cell phone, spare batteries (those first three are all I really needed), chap stick, pocket knife, and some other small things. So now I don't need to worry about hauling my pocket book around for shorter trips. For my dad for father's day, I got him a machete (he lost the one he had several years ago), a spoon/fork/knife (all in one utensil), and three packages of the lemon cookies he likes from shop-rite (because there are no shop-rites near our home). For my sister, I got flip flops (for shower shoes for college), a really pretty water fountain thing, and a yellow spoon/fork/knife (dad's is a slate blue, and I got a lime green one for myself). So now I'm done! And I think everyone will be happy with their respective gifts.

Then perhaps a better question is "successful at what?" For me, success would just be being happy, and at the same time doing what God wants me to do. Looking back at your life and feeling you were successful. Having no regrets. Then so far, apart from little things that could have been handled lately, I have been successful. If you can keep this mentality, then life will be very good for you. The little daily stresses, you will be able to deal easily with those. lol hopefully. I need to remind myself on a regular basis that little things aren't worth stressing over. Otherwise these things pile up and put me in a really bad mood. If you can keep reminding yourself, then you will eventually see the stress coming and put and end to it before it happens. It just takes time and the ability to recognize before it occurs. (And I am still working on the same thing. ) Yeah, that sort of thing takes a lot of practice.