Horatio Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesse Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! *gets Mr. Moosey368, Mega Wolf and the rest with instruments* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! *gets Mr. Moosey368, Mega Wolf and the rest with instruments* *gets self on synthesizer* bee boop bee deedeedoop, boo wappa wappa da dee! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! *gets Mr. Moosey368, Mega Wolf and the rest with instruments* *gets self on synthesizer* bee boop bee deedeedoop, boo wappa wappa da dee! Now were cookin'!!! LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! *gets Mr. Moosey368, Mega Wolf and the rest with instruments* *gets self on synthesizer* bee boop bee deedeedoop, boo wappa wappa da dee! Now were cookin'!!! LOL I thought we were playing music, not cooking. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! *gets Mr. Moosey368, Mega Wolf and the rest with instruments* *gets self on synthesizer* bee boop bee deedeedoop, boo wappa wappa da dee! Now were cookin'!!! LOL I thought we were playing music, not cooking. We're cooking with jazz!!! LOO Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted October 21, 2006 Report Share Posted October 21, 2006 Hi. hope you guys don't mind an old-hampsterdancer dropping in. i thought i'd see how everything is with all my old hampsterdance friends, and when i saw that JesusFreak is at University, I just wanted to say, way to go! So thrilled to see you Poison Ivy. I do hope you return again soon and this was not a one time affair. well, now i've made it a two-time affair! Yay! Let's make it a many times affair. I absolutely agree!!! i'll do my best! Music to our ears!!! *starts singing* la la laaaaaa! LAAAAA! *accompanies Poison Ivy with my violin* *joins in with the clarinet* It's the HD band! *gets Mr. Moosey368, Mega Wolf and the rest with instruments* *gets self on synthesizer* bee boop bee deedeedoop, boo wappa wappa da dee! Now were cookin'!!! LOL I thought we were playing music, not cooking. We're cooking with jazz!!! LOO but jazz stinks... ska is betterz. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted October 22, 2006 Author Report Share Posted October 22, 2006 but jazz stinks... ska is betterz. Ska is teh roxorz. XD *sings harmony* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted October 25, 2006 Author Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 The past couple of days have been kinda tough on me. I've been slightly ill, and in a bad mood for no good reason. And I've had lots of work to do. It's been one of those days, only that lasts for a couple of days instead of just one, if that makes any sense. :closedeyes: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 The past couple of days have been kinda tough on me. I've been slightly ill, and in a bad mood for no good reason. And I've had lots of work to do. It's been one of those days, only that lasts for a couple of days instead of just one, if that makes any sense. :closedeyes: Hamsters have those 'weeks' as well. It must be that time of the year. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. *eats cheese* Perhaps this will help. LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. *eats cheese* Perhaps this will help. LOL thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. *eats cheese* Perhaps this will help. LOL thanks Don't worry, I ate one of your relatives that you really didn't care for. LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mushroom_king Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. *eats cheese* Perhaps this will help. LOL thanks Don't worry, I ate one of your relatives that you really didn't care for. LOL *~*The Grand Illusion*~*The Final Cut*~* Clazzik's wisdom #1: Unless you want to be on the cover of the newspaper, don't eat MK's cousins. I'm being serious. I have an uncle who is something important (dun remember what) at ESPN, I have a cousin who owns Golf Courses, my mom is vice prez (I think) of United HealthCare, etc. *~*The Psychedelic Luau*~*The Astronomy Domine*~* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. *eats cheese* Perhaps this will help. LOL thanks Don't worry, I ate one of your relatives that you really didn't care for. LOL *~*The Grand Illusion*~*The Final Cut*~* Clazzik's wisdom #1: Unless you want to be on the cover of the newspaper, don't eat MK's cousins. I'm being serious. I have an uncle who is something important (dun remember what) at ESPN, I have a cousin who owns Golf Courses, my mom is vice prez (I think) of United HealthCare, etc. *~*The Psychedelic Luau*~*The Astronomy Domine*~* *is very impressed* *decides not to eat any of Mushroom_king's relatives* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mushroom_king Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 I dunno, life has been pretty good for me lately... So it doesn't affect cheese. Just hampsters and people. *eats cheese* Perhaps this will help. LOL thanks Don't worry, I ate one of your relatives that you really didn't care for. LOL *~*The Grand Illusion*~*The Final Cut*~* Clazzik's wisdom #1: Unless you want to be on the cover of the newspaper, don't eat MK's cousins. I'm being serious. I have an uncle who is something important (dun remember what) at ESPN, I have a cousin who owns Golf Courses, my mom is vice prez (I think) of United HealthCare, etc. *~*The Psychedelic Luau*~*The Astronomy Domine*~* *is very impressed* *decides not to eat any of Mushroom_king's relatives* *~*The Grand Illusion*~*The Final CVut*~* The ONLY people in my family who wern't successful are my uncle Gary and pretty much everyone on my dad's side. They are kind of redneck-y though so that's easy to see. ;D *continues list* My stepdad works as an announcer on a radio station, My Grandpa was in the Veitnam war, I have a lot of cousins who were in Iraq, etc. The only person I know who has a family member more succesful than any of my own is Ice Climber. She is related to Eminem. *~*The Psychedelic Luau*~*the Astronomy Domine*~* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mushroom_king Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 *~*The Grand Illusion*~*The Final Cut*~* Me and brother might be famous one day, to. My brother is traing to be an Olympic Speed Skater, and I might be an author or guitarist. *~*The Psychedelic Luau*~*The Astronomy Domine*~* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted October 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted October 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted October 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know. lol true. And I am forever an inquiring mind. It annoys my friends when I question the oddities on the game katamari (katamari is the escence of Japanese video games combined with several different illegal substances. And you thought rainbow road in mario kart was bad.... ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. LOL Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know. LOL LOL lol true. And I am forever an inquiring mind. It annoys my friends when I question the oddities on the game katamari (katamari is the escence of Japanese video games combined with several different illegal substances. And you thought rainbow road in mario kart was bad.... ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted October 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. LOL Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know. LOL LOL lol true. And I am forever an inquiring mind. It annoys my friends when I question the oddities on the game katamari (katamari is the escence of Japanese video games combined with several different illegal substances. And you thought rainbow road in mario kart was bad.... ) It's actually great fun to watch. Basically what it is is that you are this funny ball thing (called a katamari) and you roll around and pick stuff up. You start out small, and at first you can only pick up small things. As you pick up more things, you get bigger, and you can pick up bigger things. The objects range as small a crayons and legos to as big as gods and continents. The idea is that your katamari needs to reach a certain diameter. There's a whole story line involved, but I don't know exactly how it works. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
poison_ivy Posted October 27, 2006 Report Share Posted October 27, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know . my dad says that all the time! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
poison_ivy Posted October 27, 2006 Report Share Posted October 27, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. i've alwas felt that that's His way of helping us cultivate faith & trust. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 27, 2006 Report Share Posted October 27, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know . LOL LOL my dad says that all the time! *wonders if we have the same father* You don't have a hamster father do you???????? My father says the exact same thing!!!!!!!!!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
poison_ivy Posted October 27, 2006 Report Share Posted October 27, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know . LOL LOL my dad says that all the time! *wonders if we have the same father* You don't have a hamster father do you???????? My father says the exact same thing!!!!!!!!!!!! lol! no, i have a one-of-a-kind goofy father. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted October 27, 2006 Report Share Posted October 27, 2006 Today I'm actually in a much better mood, of all things. God has some great timing with things. I know He's using me as a part of His plan, I just wish I knew more details... It's always nice to have a plan. Even better if you had some idea of what it was. Yeah. Especially when you're like me, who has to know exact;y what she's doing at all times. Hamsters are like you are. We need to know. Of course, inquiring minds need to know . LOL LOL my dad says that all the time! *wonders if we have the same father* You don't have a hamster father do you???????? My father says the exact same thing!!!!!!!!!!!! lol! no, i have a one-of-a-kind goofy father. One-of-a-kind... I am not so sure about that. Hamster fathers seem to be one-of-a-kind. Some goofier than others! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 1, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 1, 2006 Oi. The past several days have been really busy around here. But today I'm in a really good mood. Last night was the Halloween party, which was a lot of fun. I'm considering switching my second major from physics to biology. Physics is getting boring and frustrating, and Bio seems more interesting. Plus a lot of the course requirements are the same, so it shouldn't be a hard switch. you know, normally I'd be falling apart at an idea like that, but for some reason I have a good feeling of peace about it. Maybe God was tryng to tell me something when I got a 1 on the AP calc and a 5 on the AP Bio, despite the fact that we only had a real teacher until March last year. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 1, 2006 Report Share Posted November 1, 2006 Oi. The past several days have been really busy around here. But today I'm in a really good mood. Last night was the Halloween party, which was a lot of fun. I'm considering switching my second major from physics to biology. Physics is getting boring and frustrating, and Bio seems more interesting. Plus a lot of the course requirements are the same, so it shouldn't be a hard switch. you know, normally I'd be falling apart at an idea like that, but for some reason I have a good feeling of peace about it. Maybe God was tryng to tell me something when I got a 1 on the AP calc and a 5 on the AP Bio, despite the fact that we only had a real teacher until March last year. I think if you got into the Black Hole studies, the fact that in about two million years or so, the Milky Way will be swallowed up by the Andromeda Galaxy, then you would never leave physics. The study of Black Holes is so very fascinating to me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 18, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 18, 2006 Ooh wow I haven't been here in awhile. Lots has happened since I last wrote. Remember Ian? He was supposed to visit me on Halloween, but he got pulled over for speeding on his way over (so he says). The day after that was Wednesday,and I went to inter-varsity that night. I got back a little after 10, and noticed that there were two people in the room, which is odd because Lacey (my roomie) doesn't usually have guests in the room. Just as I was thinking that, I realized it was Ian! He had apparently showed up to my room about 15 minutes after I left, and was waiting around for about 2 hours for my return. I was SO excited, I couldn't even talk. We hung out until he headed back home around 4:30 am. It was wonderful to see him again. That Friday I got to see him in a performance at his college, and in the process got to meet his family. They're all really cool, and he's so much like his father. He then showed up last Wednesday for no particular reason, and I got to see him on Saturday because he was part of a concert on my campus. I *might* be seeing him in a concert on Sunday in NYC, but that's kinda up in the air. During this whole process I have become painfully aware of the fact that we both love each other very much, but we can't be more than friends because of the difference in faith (he's Jewish, and very stubborn. For those of you that believe in salvation, please pray for him). Just about everyone that knows both of us thinks we should be a couple. It's really hard. However, I think God has a reason for everything, and I'm curious to see where He goes with this one. In other news, some brilliant person thought it would be funny to pull the fire alarm at 4am. Just to clear this up, don't EVER pull the fire alarm at 4am unless there's a FIRE. Or else people will want to do much worse things to you that put you through a meat grinder. Add to this that I didn't get to sleep until 2:30 am and had an important physics exam at 9am, and you get a very cranky Jesusfreak. o.O Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 18, 2006 Report Share Posted November 18, 2006 Ooh wow I haven't been here in awhile. Lots has happened since I last wrote. Remember Ian? He was supposed to visit me on Halloween, but he got pulled over for speeding on his way over (so he says). The day after that was Wednesday,and I went to inter-varsity that night. I got back a little after 10, and noticed that there were two people in the room, which is odd because Lacey (my roomie) doesn't usually have guests in the room. Just as I was thinking that, I realized it was Ian! He had apparently showed up to my room about 15 minutes after I left, and was waiting around for about 2 hours for my return. I was SO excited, I couldn't even talk. We hung out until he headed back home around 4:30 am. It was wonderful to see him again. That Friday I got to see him in a performance at his college, and in the process got to meet his family. They're all really cool, and he's so much like his father. He then showed up last Wednesday for no particular reason, and I got to see him on Saturday because he was part of a concert on my campus. I *might* be seeing him in a concert on Sunday in NYC, but that's kinda up in the air. During this whole process I have become painfully aware of the fact that we both love each other very much, but we can't be more than friends because of the difference in faith (he's Jewish, and very stubborn. For those of you that believe in salvation, please pray for him). Just about everyone that knows both of us thinks we should be a couple. It's really hard. However, I think God has a reason for everything, and I'm curious to see where He goes with this one. In other news, some brilliant person thought it would be funny to pull the fire alarm at 4am. Just to clear this up, don't EVER pull the fire alarm at 4am unless there's a FIRE. Or else people will want to do much worse things to you that put you through a meat grinder. Add to this that I didn't get to sleep until 2:30 am and had an important physics exam at 9am, and you get a very cranky Jesusfreak. o.O I have to say that if Ian is a really great guy and you say that you will not marry anyone outside of your faith, have you ever considered looking into the Jewish faith? Two people of different faiths can marry and have children if the details of the religions are worked out ahead of time. I, for one and my sister, would not be here if our parents followed your line of thought. What our parents worked out was that the children would be raised in the mother's religion. What is even more interesting is that I went to both churches and my mother had me attend services in every religion she could find. This helped me to decide what I felt was the best religion for me. You and Ian could work out how holidays would be celebrated, foods, the raising of children, etc. and this could ultimately be an even better experience for your children. The bottom line is respect. If you both respect each other, then you have a relationship that could grow and flourish. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 19, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 19, 2006 Ooh wow I haven't been here in awhile. Lots has happened since I last wrote. Remember Ian? He was supposed to visit me on Halloween, but he got pulled over for speeding on his way over (so he says). The day after that was Wednesday,and I went to inter-varsity that night. I got back a little after 10, and noticed that there were two people in the room, which is odd because Lacey (my roomie) doesn't usually have guests in the room. Just as I was thinking that, I realized it was Ian! He had apparently showed up to my room about 15 minutes after I left, and was waiting around for about 2 hours for my return. I was SO excited, I couldn't even talk. We hung out until he headed back home around 4:30 am. It was wonderful to see him again. That Friday I got to see him in a performance at his college, and in the process got to meet his family. They're all really cool, and he's so much like his father. He then showed up last Wednesday for no particular reason, and I got to see him on Saturday because he was part of a concert on my campus. I *might* be seeing him in a concert on Sunday in NYC, but that's kinda up in the air. During this whole process I have become painfully aware of the fact that we both love each other very much, but we can't be more than friends because of the difference in faith (he's Jewish, and very stubborn. For those of you that believe in salvation, please pray for him). Just about everyone that knows both of us thinks we should be a couple. It's really hard. However, I think God has a reason for everything, and I'm curious to see where He goes with this one. In other news, some brilliant person thought it would be funny to pull the fire alarm at 4am. Just to clear this up, don't EVER pull the fire alarm at 4am unless there's a FIRE. Or else people will want to do much worse things to you that put you through a meat grinder. Add to this that I didn't get to sleep until 2:30 am and had an important physics exam at 9am, and you get a very cranky Jesusfreak. o.O I have to say that if Ian is a really great guy and you say that you will not marry anyone outside of your faith, have you ever considered looking into the Jewish faith? Two people of different faiths can marry and have children if the details of the religions are worked out ahead of time. I, for one and my sister, would not be here if our parents followed your line of thought. What our parents worked out was that the children would be raised in the mother's religion. What is even more interesting is that I went to both churches and my mother had me attend services in every religion she could find. This helped me to decide what I felt was the best religion for me. You and Ian could work out how holidays would be celebrated, foods, the raising of children, etc. and this could ultimately be an even better experience for your children. The bottom line is respect. If you both respect each other, then you have a relationship that could grow and flourish. It seems more logical for him to add Christianity to his faith, as Christianity is a continuation of Judaism. I don't know how he would feel about the whole children issue. I think it would be hard to have a husband that when he dies, I won't see him again. Either way, the Bible says you're not supposed to marry outside of your faith. It's really hard, but it kinda makes sense. I figure that if God wants me and Ian to get married, He will make Ian believe as I do. So I'm going to keep praying, and waiting. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 22, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 22, 2006 okay so anyone that saw my comment in the thankful topic might wonder why I'm thankful that Ian's alive. Well, he came over to visit on Monday night and we were hanging out in Lindsay and Steph's room (where I was spending the night because my roomnie's bf was visiting from Utah). They were all munching on this giant box of assorted chocolates. I told Ian to be careful, that he might not want to eat those, because they might have peanuts (he has an allergy). He ate a pecan cluster, which was fine, but the pecan clusters and peanut clusters look about the same, and the box had been around long enough that the chocolates weren't all where they were on the map. The second one Ian ate had peanuts in it. So we ran across the lawn to the c-store for benadryl, but they didn't have the liquid kind so he took a normal one instead. It didn't help, so he called 911 for an ambulance and I called my sister (she's an EMT) to find out what to do. We then went back towards the dorm building where we met campus security, who game Ian oxygen (his breathing was getting really bad at this point) but couldn't give him an epi-pen. The ambulance finally showed up, gave him epinephrine, and we went to the emergency room. His breathing was much better by the time we got there, but we still had to be there for the better part of two hours. One of the RA's from his campus came when she found out, and she brought us both back to my dorm building. Since one of the medications they gave Ian made him feel a bit woosy, he also spent the night in Lindsay and Steph's room. Then three of our other friends decided to do the same, so we had a total of 7 people in one tiny dorm room. XD It was fun, but i didn't sleep very well, so I was totally braindead all day yesterday. At one point, ian was definately singing in his sleep. He was well enough in the morning to get up and go to class, which was good. Later when I went to geet my stuff from Lindsay and Steph's room, I found out Ian left his prescription papers in their room by mistake. So when my mom came to pick me up last night, we went to his campus to drop off the papers with him. It was nice to be able to chat with him for a little while, even if it was through the car window. So yeah, the past couple days have been kinda crazy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 22, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 22, 2006 So I should probably add the lesson learned to my previous post: 1. Know what allergies your friends have 2. Know where there epi-pens are (Ian's was all the way in his car, and probably expired) 3. keep liquid benadryl around 4. Find out which of your other friends have epi-pens (turns out my friends' roomie has one for bee stings, but we didn't know that) 5. know how to deal with an allergy attack (breathe slowly, remain calm, take liquid benadryl, if you have an epi-pen, you stab it in your thigh, and call 911) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 22, 2006 Report Share Posted November 22, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!!It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? You sly cheese... let's see, I am three and one-half... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? You sly cheese... let's see, I am three and one-half... So, how does a HAMPSTER administer CPR? I think the size difference might be a little difficult to overcome... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? You sly cheese... let's see, I am three and one-half... So, how does a HAMPSTER administer CPR? I think the size difference might be a little difficult to overcome... We have very big mouths! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? You sly cheese... let's see, I am three and one-half... So, how does a HAMPSTER administer CPR? I think the size difference might be a little difficult to overcome... We have very big mouths! So that they can communicate to their owners that they need something done? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? You sly cheese... let's see, I am three and one-half... So, how does a HAMPSTER administer CPR? I think the size difference might be a little difficult to overcome... We have very big mouths! So that they can communicate to their owners that they need something done? So that we can stuff a lot of food into our pouches. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 Oh my!!! You have had a couple of crazy days!!! Thank God Ian is okay!!!! It is so rough that he can not have anything with peanuts in it. I would almost be so afraid, that unless I could see the peanuts myself, I would not eat anything with any type of nuts. Those were great words of advice that you gave everyone with allergies. Perfect things to know. I had no idea about liquid benadryl. One question, the epi-pen is what? Can they be used for any type of allergy? For example, if someone is allergic to bees and someone else is allergic to peanuts, can the epi-pen be used for either or do you have to have a specific one for a specific allergy. I thought I understood that any epi-pen could be used for any allergy, but I want to make sure I do not pass on bad advice. Thanks for your great post! Yeah. Watching your friend nearly suffocate isn't fun. And I told him not to eat it. He never was good with following directions. o.O The liquid benadryl apparently works faster than the normal kind, and apparently for some reactions, you can stop them with the benadryl. The the "epi" in epi-pen is short for epinephrine, which makes your blood vessels open up and helps the allergen (whatever is causing the reaction) to get out of your body, and helps you breathe better. They can be used for any allergy like that, yes. But they apparently hurt really really bad. Because it's baasically this giant needle that gets jabbed into the outer side of your thigh, about half way between your knee and hip bone for at least 10 seconds, 15 if possible. Basically, epi-pens save lives. If your friends have allergies to stuff like that, ask where they keep their epi-pens. Thanks for the great information. We watched a girl run into a stop sign after she was stung by a bee and she had a really bad allergic reaction. If I had known what to ask I could have possibly helped her. Instead we just called 911. I felt totally helpless in this situation. At least I now know what to ask. Thanks again. You did the right thing. If you ever see anyone having an allergic reaction, ALWAYS call 911. Oh another IMPORTANT note about the epi-pens: NEVER use an epi-pen that is expired, and NEVER use an epi-pen if the liquid inside looks cloudy or milky, because it could kill the person. Also, make sure the person is actually having an allergic reaction, and get their permission to use their epi-pen on them. Because nobody wants to get stabbed with one of those if they're not having a reaction. Thanks again!!! This girl was so allergic to bees that she may have had an epi-pen. If this ever happens in the future, I can always ask if they have one and then look at the date and color. Thanks again. This is great information just to know. I had to give CPR to a gentleman in an airport parking lot and I was really happy I had be taught how to do that. Okay, make this board a population of champions AND heroes. xD *thinks up new award* You get the golden gouda award. This one goes to those who do an amazingly selfless act/good deed such as that. Thank you for the award. I really don't deserve it. You saved a man's life! I really never thought about that. What I did do was what I had been taught, had the daughter call 911 and then when the paramedics arrived, I disappeared into the parking lot. Knowing the hospital where he had been taken, I later called to find out that he was okay. It happened a few days before Christmas and being able to make a difference made that particular Christmas an exceptionally happy one. When was this? So yes, you DO deserve it. A long time ago. How many years? Or can this info not be dicsclosed? You sly cheese... let's see, I am three and one-half... So, how does a HAMPSTER administer CPR? I think the size difference might be a little difficult to overcome... We have very big mouths! So that they can communicate to their owners that they need something done? So that we can stuff a lot of food into our pouches. xD that too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 27, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 I'm back at college now. And I found the best Christmas album EVER. It's the Relient K Christmas CD; "Deck the Halls: Bruise Your Hand." Go buy it. It's awesome! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 27, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 So tomorrow I have to do a persuasive speech on a topic of my choice. I'm going to "persuade" people to ask their friends if they have severe allergies, what they're allergic to, and where they keep their epi-pens, and also persuade people with these allergies to tell their friends. And now I'm eating ramen. Because it's better than cafeteria food. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 So tomorrow I have to do a persuasive speech on a topic of my choice. I'm going to "persuade" people to ask their friends if they have severe allergies, what they're allergic to, and where they keep their epi-pens, and also persuade people with these allergies to tell their friends. And now I'm eating ramen. Because it's better than cafeteria food. I think you will get an A+ on this! You will be able to passionate about allergies because this is very personal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted November 28, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 So tomorrow I have to do a persuasive speech on a topic of my choice. I'm going to "persuade" people to ask their friends if they have severe allergies, what they're allergic to, and where they keep their epi-pens, and also persuade people with these allergies to tell their friends. And now I'm eating ramen. Because it's better than cafeteria food. I think you will get an A+ on this! You will be able to passionate about allergies because this is very personal. lol I hope so. I got an A- on my first two, and a B- on my last one (I went way over the time limit), so and A+ would be excellent. When I have a choice, I always pick a topic that interests me. It makes the assignment easier to do. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 1, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions:1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? I don't know. He could have feelings for you, or he is just a close friends. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 5, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 5, 2006 Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Ian has a great sense of humor in light of all that has happened. He sounds like a really cool guy. The opera sounds like it was phenomenal, followed by a great place to have dinner. As for Ian's car problems... well, have you ever thought of getting him a bicycle? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 5, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Ian has a great sense of humor in light of all that has happened. He sounds like a really cool guy. The opera sounds like it was phenomenal, followed by a great place to have dinner. As for Ian's car problems... well, have you ever thought of getting him a bicycle? lol yes, Ian is an amazing person. The type of person you only meet once in a lifetime, if you're lucky. And the opera was phenominal, and I was quite happy to get chicken noodle soup at Panera. Lol, a bike is sounding better and better, although I've got a feeling that the handlebars would fall off. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 5, 2006 Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Ian has a great sense of humor in light of all that has happened. He sounds like a really cool guy. The opera sounds like it was phenomenal, followed by a great place to have dinner. As for Ian's car problems... well, have you ever thought of getting him a bicycle? lol yes, Ian is an amazing person. The type of person you only meet once in a lifetime, if you're lucky. And the opera was phenominal, and I was quite happy to get chicken noodle soup at Panera. Lol, a bike is sounding better and better, although I've got a feeling that the handlebars would fall off. ROFOCLH... then perhaps a unicycle. Less parts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 5, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Ian has a great sense of humor in light of all that has happened. He sounds like a really cool guy. The opera sounds like it was phenomenal, followed by a great place to have dinner. As for Ian's car problems... well, have you ever thought of getting him a bicycle? lol yes, Ian is an amazing person. The type of person you only meet once in a lifetime, if you're lucky. And the opera was phenominal, and I was quite happy to get chicken noodle soup at Panera. Lol, a bike is sounding better and better, although I've got a feeling that the handlebars would fall off. ROFOCLH... then perhaps a unicycle. Less parts. Ohgosh. I could only imagine Ian on a unicycle. Teaching Ian to ice skate was rather entertaining. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 5, 2006 Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Ian has a great sense of humor in light of all that has happened. He sounds like a really cool guy. The opera sounds like it was phenomenal, followed by a great place to have dinner. As for Ian's car problems... well, have you ever thought of getting him a bicycle? lol yes, Ian is an amazing person. The type of person you only meet once in a lifetime, if you're lucky. And the opera was phenominal, and I was quite happy to get chicken noodle soup at Panera. Lol, a bike is sounding better and better, although I've got a feeling that the handlebars would fall off. ROFOCLH... then perhaps a unicycle. Less parts. Ohgosh. I could only imagine Ian on a unicycle. Teaching Ian to ice skate was rather entertaining. Hopefully you got the ice skating on video. It could be worth big bucks $$$$. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 5, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Yesterday was crazy. It was Ian's opera, and I wanted to go, but I didn't have a ride. So I got Kevin to drop me off, because he and some friends were already headed out to go get a Wii. The opera was amazing. There were actually two. The first one was Savitri, which Ian was not acting in, but part of the "unseen voices" (kantorei). It was a very pretty love story. The second one was Gianni Schicci, which was hilarious. Ian played this really creepy guy Betto, it was sooo funny. Afterwords, I ran into Ian's mom, her friend, and Ian's sister, and we eventually found Ian, and went out for a quick dinner at Panera. After that, we helped strike (take apart) the set, and then went back to Ian's room to hang out for awhile. We looked at pictures, he played music, and tried to teach me how to dance (which is hard in a tiny dorm room). Then we came back to my room, and we hung out here for awhile while I worked on some physics homework. Ian then left to go home. About a half hour later, he called me. Someone had slashed the tires on his car and broken off the antenna, and he was at the security office filing a report. I told him to come back here when he was done, and made him some peppermint tea. He borrowed my computer to contact some people to tell them what happened, and then Lindsay drove him back to his campus, because he had classes in the morning that he couldn't miss. I feel so bad for him. Tires are so expensive, and he just replaced one of them. I guess Ian and cars just don't mix very well... The interesting thing is, shortly after he left my room I prayed for him to have safe ride home (which happened). I was talking to my mom about it today, and she said that pretty much the entire church is praying for Ian, and that often times, when someone is close to being saved, Satan tries to intervene. So please keep praying for him. When I was talking to him last night I said, "Hey, crud happens." He said something along the lines of, "It seems like someone upstairs has been taking laxatives." XD Poor kid... Ian has a great sense of humor in light of all that has happened. He sounds like a really cool guy. The opera sounds like it was phenomenal, followed by a great place to have dinner. As for Ian's car problems... well, have you ever thought of getting him a bicycle? lol yes, Ian is an amazing person. The type of person you only meet once in a lifetime, if you're lucky. And the opera was phenominal, and I was quite happy to get chicken noodle soup at Panera. Lol, a bike is sounding better and better, although I've got a feeling that the handlebars would fall off. ROFOCLH... then perhaps a unicycle. Less parts. Ohgosh. I could only imagine Ian on a unicycle. Teaching Ian to ice skate was rather entertaining. Hopefully you got the ice skating on video. It could be worth big bucks $$$$. lol no, but I have pictures. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted December 5, 2006 Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 My little cousin is gonna be in many nutcracker plays this winter, playing several parts. She is a really active ballet dancer. O.o Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 6, 2006 Report Share Posted December 6, 2006 My little cousin is gonna be in many nutcracker plays this winter, playing several parts. She is a really active ballet dancer. O.o How terrific!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 6, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 6, 2006 so...much...work...*twitch* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 6, 2006 Report Share Posted December 6, 2006 so...much...work...*twitch* Oh... I am sorry your professors are working you so hard. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 6, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 6, 2006 so...much...work...*twitch* Oh... I am sorry your professors are working you so hard. lol it's okay. Most of my professors are actually being nice. I just have a huge history project due tomorrow. It's my own fault for putting it off for so long, but I work better under pressure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 7, 2006 Report Share Posted December 7, 2006 so...much...work...*twitch* Oh... I am sorry your professors are working you so hard. lol it's okay. Most of my professors are actually being nice. I just have a huge history project due tomorrow. It's my own fault for putting it off for so long, but I work better under pressure. I work better under pressure is the phrase I use when I procrastinate too much! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 7, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 7, 2006 so...much...work...*twitch* Oh... I am sorry your professors are working you so hard. lol it's okay. Most of my professors are actually being nice. I just have a huge history project due tomorrow. It's my own fault for putting it off for so long, but I work better under pressure. I work better under pressure is the phrase I use when I procrastinate too much! So far I have the research and the powerpoint done. The essay is due Friday, so I'm going to try and get it written today, and then edit it and add citations tomorrow. I didn't think it would take this long. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 7, 2006 Report Share Posted December 7, 2006 so...much...work...*twitch* Oh... I am sorry your professors are working you so hard. lol it's okay. Most of my professors are actually being nice. I just have a huge history project due tomorrow. It's my own fault for putting it off for so long, but I work better under pressure. I work better under pressure is the phrase I use when I procrastinate too much! So far I have the research and the powerpoint done. The essay is due Friday, so I'm going to try and get it written today, and then edit it and add citations tomorrow. I didn't think it would take this long. There was something good to be said about school before there were computers... no powerpoint presentations. My problem is that when I get on the computer, I have a tendency to procrastinate and play Clickomania. I am so addicted to that game. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 7, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 7, 2006 Today for some reason I've been in an awful mood. It's just sooooo much crud all piling up at the same time. Not good. After tomorrow things should be a bit better though...I hope.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 9, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 9, 2006 Report Share Posted December 9, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesse Posted December 9, 2006 Report Share Posted December 9, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Wait...I thought finals were still left to be taken...? Well if they are, good luck on your finals! College finals sound scary, but I guess it seems different once you've actually taken a course at college Otherwise, I'm glad you got through them already. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 9, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! No, classes are over, finals are not. I still have finals. Yes, Ian never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes this is in a good way, and sometimes it's in a "You're a total idiot" way. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 10, 2006 Report Share Posted December 10, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Wait...I thought finals were still left to be taken...? Well if they are, good luck on your finals! College finals sound scary, but I guess it seems different once you've actually taken a course at college Otherwise, I'm glad you got through them already. Okay... so I don't really read too well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 10, 2006 Report Share Posted December 10, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! No, classes are over, finals are not. I still have finals. Yes, Ian never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes this is in a good way, and sometimes it's in a "You're a total idiot" way. Guilty of reading what I wanted to read, not what you wrote. Good luck on finals. Please let me know what Ian's surprise was if that's okay. Also tell me how you enjoyed Radio City Music Hall. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 10, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 10, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! No, classes are over, finals are not. I still have finals. Yes, Ian never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes this is in a good way, and sometimes it's in a "You're a total idiot" way. Guilty of reading what I wanted to read, not what you wrote. Good luck on finals. Please let me know what Ian's surprise was if that's okay. Also tell me how you enjoyed Radio City Music Hall. It was the Christmas concert! I feel smart now. The concert was, in typical Westminster style, amazing. And they sang Betelehemu, which is a Nigerian Christmas carol, which we sang in our high school chorus last year (and did an awful job on, but anyways... ) It was so cool! And I got to meet a bunch of Ian's friends, and they all seem really nice. So yeah, an amazing day overall. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 10, 2006 Report Share Posted December 10, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! No, classes are over, finals are not. I still have finals. Yes, Ian never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes this is in a good way, and sometimes it's in a "You're a total idiot" way. Guilty of reading what I wanted to read, not what you wrote. Good luck on finals. Please let me know what Ian's surprise was if that's okay. Also tell me how you enjoyed Radio City Music Hall. It was the Christmas concert! I feel smart now. The concert was, in typical Westminster style, amazing. And they sang Betelehemu, which is a Nigerian Christmas carol, which we sang in our high school chorus last year (and did an awful job on, but anyways... ) It was so cool! And I got to meet a bunch of Ian's friends, and they all seem really nice. So yeah, an amazing day overall. Fantastic!!! Sounds like a great way to spend a day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 11, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! No, classes are over, finals are not. I still have finals. Yes, Ian never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes this is in a good way, and sometimes it's in a "You're a total idiot" way. Guilty of reading what I wanted to read, not what you wrote. Good luck on finals. Please let me know what Ian's surprise was if that's okay. Also tell me how you enjoyed Radio City Music Hall. It was the Christmas concert! I feel smart now. The concert was, in typical Westminster style, amazing. And they sang Betelehemu, which is a Nigerian Christmas carol, which we sang in our high school chorus last year (and did an awful job on, but anyways... ) It was so cool! And I got to meet a bunch of Ian's friends, and they all seem really nice. So yeah, an amazing day overall. Fantastic!!! Sounds like a great way to spend a day. It was. And Radio City was amazing! I especially loved the last scene. Much kudos to them reading it straight from the Bible. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 11, 2006 Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 I'm feeling much better today, because classes are overrrrrrr! I just have finals now. And today I went out shopping, and got most of my Christmas shopping done, and also got a bunch of other stuff I needed/wanted. My weekend is going to be busy. Tomorrow, Ian says he has a suprise for me. All I know, is that I need to be at his campus sometime tomorrow afternoon, whatever the suprise is will be inddors, but we will have to walk to get there, and I should dress warm. This should be interesting....I'm thinking it might be a Christmas concert, because he knows how much I love Christmas music. But then again, this is Ian, and you never know... Then on Sunday I'm going to NYC to see the radio city Christmas thing, which should be tons of fun. How exciting!!! Ian sounds like such a considerate person. Glad to hear your finals are over. What a relief... especially before Christmas. Have fun in the city! I love walking down Fifth Avenue and looking at the displays in the store windows. Paris has some wonderful displays as do many cities in Germany. You will enjoy the show at Radio City Music Hall. If you have not been before, I guarantee you will have a fantastic time. Wish I was there with you!!! No, classes are over, finals are not. I still have finals. Yes, Ian never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes this is in a good way, and sometimes it's in a "You're a total idiot" way. Guilty of reading what I wanted to read, not what you wrote. Good luck on finals. Please let me know what Ian's surprise was if that's okay. Also tell me how you enjoyed Radio City Music Hall. It was the Christmas concert! I feel smart now. The concert was, in typical Westminster style, amazing. And they sang Betelehemu, which is a Nigerian Christmas carol, which we sang in our high school chorus last year (and did an awful job on, but anyways... ) It was so cool! And I got to meet a bunch of Ian's friends, and they all seem really nice. So yeah, an amazing day overall. Fantastic!!! Sounds like a great way to spend a day. It was. And Radio City was amazing! I especially loved the last scene. Much kudos to them reading it straight from the Bible. I knew you would love Radio City. It is something everyone should see. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 11, 2006 Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions:1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 11, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 11, 2006 Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 11, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Woah, the boards got all wierd. Anyways...problem one is IF we agree on that. Ian is very stubborn. Problem two is that if I marry someone, I want to be with them forever. If I marry someone of the same faith, I can have the hope of seeing them again after we both die. The idea that Ian and I, at the moment, are not headed for the same eternity already bothers me enough. I know it doesn't make sense to a lot of people, but it makes sense to me. Like I said before, if God wants me to marry Ian, God will cause Ian to be saved. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 11, 2006 Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Woah, the boards got all wierd. Anyways...problem one is IF we agree on that. Ian is very stubborn. Problem two is that if I marry someone, I want to be with them forever. If I marry someone of the same faith, I can have the hope of seeing them again after we both die. The idea that Ian and I, at the moment, are not headed for the same eternity already bothers me enough. I know it doesn't make sense to a lot of people, but it makes sense to me. Like I said before, if God wants me to marry Ian, God will cause Ian to be saved. Strange ions wandering around the boards. I guess the update that HampsterKing was talking about finally went through. It doesn't sound wierd to me. I admire you for following your beliefs. Ian seems like a very special person, a guy that does not always pop into your life and it would be sad that the religious differences couldn't be worked out. But, I do understand and respect you for following your faith. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 12, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 12, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Woah, the boards got all wierd. Anyways...problem one is IF we agree on that. Ian is very stubborn. Problem two is that if I marry someone, I want to be with them forever. If I marry someone of the same faith, I can have the hope of seeing them again after we both die. The idea that Ian and I, at the moment, are not headed for the same eternity already bothers me enough. I know it doesn't make sense to a lot of people, but it makes sense to me. Like I said before, if God wants me to marry Ian, God will cause Ian to be saved. Strange ions wandering around the boards. I guess the update that HampsterKing was talking about finally went through. It doesn't sound wierd to me. I admire you for following your beliefs. Ian seems like a very special person, a guy that does not always pop into your life and it would be sad that the religious differences couldn't be worked out. But, I do understand and respect you for following your faith. Thank you. It is kinda sad, but if it doesn't work out, I'm sure God has other plans. I'll just have to wait and see... Oh! And God helped me with my physics exam today. Dead serious. I was taking the exam, and couldn't remember like half of the stuff. So I stopped and prayed asking God to bring the knowledge back to my mind so I could answer the questions. And He did. I answered all of them hopefully correctly. Oh, and my mom got tickets to see the Westminster Messiah performance. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 12, 2006 Report Share Posted December 12, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Woah, the boards got all wierd. Anyways...problem one is IF we agree on that. Ian is very stubborn. Problem two is that if I marry someone, I want to be with them forever. If I marry someone of the same faith, I can have the hope of seeing them again after we both die. The idea that Ian and I, at the moment, are not headed for the same eternity already bothers me enough. I know it doesn't make sense to a lot of people, but it makes sense to me. Like I said before, if God wants me to marry Ian, God will cause Ian to be saved. Strange ions wandering around the boards. I guess the update that HampsterKing was talking about finally went through. It doesn't sound wierd to me. I admire you for following your beliefs. Ian seems like a very special person, a guy that does not always pop into your life and it would be sad that the religious differences couldn't be worked out. But, I do understand and respect you for following your faith. Thank you. It is kinda sad, but if it doesn't work out, I'm sure God has other plans. I'll just have to wait and see... Oh! And God helped me with my physics exam today. Dead serious. I was taking the exam, and couldn't remember like half of the stuff. So I stopped and prayed asking God to bring the knowledge back to my mind so I could answer the questions. And He did. I answered all of them hopefully correctly. Oh, and my mom got tickets to see the Westminster Messiah performance. Glad you had divine intervention on your physics exam. I hope you get 100%! How exciting. I wish I was in the city for all the great performances. That is one thing I miss being here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 13, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 13, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Woah, the boards got all wierd. Anyways...problem one is IF we agree on that. Ian is very stubborn. Problem two is that if I marry someone, I want to be with them forever. If I marry someone of the same faith, I can have the hope of seeing them again after we both die. The idea that Ian and I, at the moment, are not headed for the same eternity already bothers me enough. I know it doesn't make sense to a lot of people, but it makes sense to me. Like I said before, if God wants me to marry Ian, God will cause Ian to be saved. Strange ions wandering around the boards. I guess the update that HampsterKing was talking about finally went through. It doesn't sound wierd to me. I admire you for following your beliefs. Ian seems like a very special person, a guy that does not always pop into your life and it would be sad that the religious differences couldn't be worked out. But, I do understand and respect you for following your faith. Thank you. It is kinda sad, but if it doesn't work out, I'm sure God has other plans. I'll just have to wait and see... Oh! And God helped me with my physics exam today. Dead serious. I was taking the exam, and couldn't remember like half of the stuff. So I stopped and prayed asking God to bring the knowledge back to my mind so I could answer the questions. And He did. I answered all of them hopefully correctly. Oh, and my mom got tickets to see the Westminster Messiah performance. Glad you had divine intervention on your physics exam. I hope you get 100%! How exciting. I wish I was in the city for all the great performances. That is one thing I miss being here. Me too. Divine intervention is always a good thing. I'm also happy that it finally let me see the last page of my own topic. o.O Now let's see if it lets me post... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 13, 2006 Report Share Posted December 13, 2006 Hm...so on (insert networking site here) a bunch of my friends were posting this 14 questions thing. These are the questions: 1. Who are you? 2. Are we friends? 3. When and how did we meet? 4. Do you have a crush on me? 5. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. 6. Describe me in one word. 7. What was your first impression? 8. Do you still think that way about me now? 9. What reminds you of me? 10. If you could give me anything what would it be? 11. How well do you know me? 12. When's the last time you saw me? 13. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? 14. Are you going to post this in your notes and see what I say about you? A bunch of my friends answered them, but most of the answers (aside from one of my friends admitting that he had a crush on me in 4th grade) were pretty boring. Except Ian's answers. This is what he wrote, tell me what you think: 1. I'm just your average long-haired opera-singing Israeli boy from CT.... 2. Gee, I hope so... 3. O we met during my junior year of HSC when you TAed my geometry class and I finally got up the guts to talk to you because I was so shy. *blush* 4. A crush!? *gasps* Oh my. Are we 14? 5. I think you already have to many nicknames and its probably rather confusing, so I'm just going to call you what I've been for the past 5 years. 6. Sincere, sweet, honest, genuine, and all around lovely person, someone who God loves...ok thats not one word, but I dont care. 7. I thought you were logical and can basically reason your way through anything. 8. That's proven. 9. Hmm cameras, hiking, having fun. Happy blonde people with blue eyes and glasses. 10. I'd probably give you pretty music that you could fall asleep to. 11. I'd like to think I know you rather well, you certainly know me. 12. Um the last time I saw you I was looking up from a hospital bed. 13. What does this question even mean? 14. ? What do you make of this? How did I miss not responding?!? I think Ian is a super person who really likes you as a person and loves you as a friend. My feeling is that Ian would like to have more of a relationship, but respects you and your wishes and knows the boundaries. He sounds like he knows you very, very well on a deeper level than most committed relationships. Let me ask you a question... you do not have to answer this, but honestly think about what your heart would feel. .....How would you feel if Ian started dating and became serious about another girl? Please do not answer me. Just look deep inside and think about how you would feel. This is a very tough question if you are truly honest about your feelings. Okay, that's what i got out of it too. I've actually already asked myself that question. I think it would kinda bother me, but I can't get too mad because I can't have him anyways. It would be unfair and silly for me to think that he would not look into dating someone else. Whatever happens, I know it's part of God's plan. If me and Ian aren't meant to be more than friends, it's okay (although somewhat disappointing). I just need to trust God with it and hope and pray for the best. Why can't you date outside of your religion? If you both discussed it before hand, looking at the possibility of marriage, and you both agreed that the children would be raised in the mother's religion, why couldn't you date and marry him? Woah, the boards got all wierd. Anyways...problem one is IF we agree on that. Ian is very stubborn. Problem two is that if I marry someone, I want to be with them forever. If I marry someone of the same faith, I can have the hope of seeing them again after we both die. The idea that Ian and I, at the moment, are not headed for the same eternity already bothers me enough. I know it doesn't make sense to a lot of people, but it makes sense to me. Like I said before, if God wants me to marry Ian, God will cause Ian to be saved. Strange ions wandering around the boards. I guess the update that HampsterKing was talking about finally went through. It doesn't sound wierd to me. I admire you for following your beliefs. Ian seems like a very special person, a guy that does not always pop into your life and it would be sad that the religious differences couldn't be worked out. But, I do understand and respect you for following your faith. Thank you. It is kinda sad, but if it doesn't work out, I'm sure God has other plans. I'll just have to wait and see... Oh! And God helped me with my physics exam today. Dead serious. I was taking the exam, and couldn't remember like half of the stuff. So I stopped and prayed asking God to bring the knowledge back to my mind so I could answer the questions. And He did. I answered all of them hopefully correctly. Oh, and my mom got tickets to see the Westminster Messiah performance. Glad you had divine intervention on your physics exam. I hope you get 100%! How exciting. I wish I was in the city for all the great performances. That is one thing I miss being here. Me too. Divine intervention is always a good thing. I'm also happy that it finally let me see the last page of my own topic. o.O Now let's see if it lets me post... *poof* Did I do okay? LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 13, 2006 Report Share Posted December 13, 2006 Jesusfreak... would you please email me when you get a minute? pmajr@earthlink.net Thank you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 Jesusfreak... would you please email me when you get a minute? pmajr@earthlink.net Thank you. Um...okay. o.O Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 14, 2006 Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 Jesusfreak... would you please email me when you get a minute? pmajr@earthlink.net Thank you. Um...okay. o.O Done. Nothing bad. I appreciate it. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 Jesusfreak... would you please email me when you get a minute? pmajr@earthlink.net Thank you. Um...okay. o.O Done. Nothing bad. I appreciate it. Thanks. lol yay for nothing bad! Today at dinner they had a Christmas theme. The were showing Christmas movies and had a place to make gingerbread men. It was amazing. I took a picture of the one I made, I'll have to put it in my pictures when I get the chance. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 Hey, is it possible to edit my first post in this topic to include a link to my pictures and my poetry topics? Because that would be really cool. or maybe I can put the links in my siggy... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 *gasp* It worked! Nevermind. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 15, 2006 Report Share Posted December 15, 2006 *gasp* It worked! Nevermind. Great!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 15, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 15, 2006 *gasp* It worked! Nevermind. Great!!! I thought so. Having links in my siggy makes life easier. Now if only we could get mk to put her siggy elsewhere and just link to it... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 16, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 16, 2006 It's almost Christmaaaaaaaaaasss!!!!!! That makes me so happy. I'm listening to Christmas music online now. I actually found a website that doesn't get stuck all the time. And Ian came to visit last night, and finally got his tires fixed. They guys at the tire place felt bad for him and gave him one of the tires for free. And I made a video and put it online to the tune of "don't worry, be happy." It's so awesome, I wish I could post it here. Oh, and last night Santa decided to visit our college on a fire truck. I kept hearing all these sirens, and I was like OMGosh, people are dying, an apartment building must have blown up or something...no...it was just Santa. I got video footage of that too. I also got a picture. Maybe I'll post that later. I really ought to start working on my 7.5 page BHP paper... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 18, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 19, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 19, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 19, 2006 Report Share Posted December 19, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 20, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 20, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. Then on the front porch is a piano, that's new. o.O It's so strange coming home after 3.5 months...But so nice! Because I don't have ANY academic work to do for the next month. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 20, 2006 Report Share Posted December 20, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. <_ then on the front porch is a piano that new. o.o it so strange coming home after months...but nice because i don have any academic work to do for next month. src="%7B___base_url___%7D/uploads/emoticons/default_smile.png" alt=":)"> If I haven't told you before, you have very cool parents. But I noticed all the "toys" showed up after you departed for college. LOL, do you think your parents are trying to tell you something? LOL I want to go fly the ultralight. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 21, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. Then on the front porch is a piano, that's new. o.O It's so strange coming home after 3.5 months...But so nice! Because I don't have ANY academic work to do for the next month. If I haven't told you before, you have very cool parents. But I noticed all the "toys" showed up after you departed for college. LOL, do you think your parents are trying to tell you something? LOL I want to go fly the ultralight. lol thanks. I think they're pretty cool. I found out this morning that I got an A- in my BHP class, which makes me happy. I can't wait for the weekend! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. <_ then on the front porch is a piano that new. o.o it so strange coming home after months...but nice because i don have any academic work to do for next month. src="%7B___base_url___%7D/uploads/emoticons/default_smile.png" alt=":)"> If I haven't told you before, you have very cool parents. But I noticed all the "toys" showed up after you departed for college. LOL, do you think your parents are trying to tell you something? LOL I want to go fly the ultralight. lol thanks. I think they're pretty cool. I found out this morning that I got an A- in my BHP class, which makes me happy. I can't wait for the weekend! Congratulations!!! Are your parents giving you the Ultralight for Christmas??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Glowurm Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. You agree to disagree with papers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. You agree to disagree with papers. I really don't disagree with all papers, let's see... newspapers and I get along quite well, looseleaf paper and I have lots of fun... *wanders off on a paper trail* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Glowurm Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. You agree to disagree with papers. I really don't disagree with all papers, let's see... newspapers and I get along quite well, looseleaf paper and I have lots of fun... *wanders off on a paper trail* You said yourself... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 21, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. Then on the front porch is a piano, that's new. o.O It's so strange coming home after 3.5 months...But so nice! Because I don't have ANY academic work to do for the next month. If I haven't told you before, you have very cool parents. But I noticed all the "toys" showed up after you departed for college. LOL, do you think your parents are trying to tell you something? LOL I want to go fly the ultralight. lol thanks. I think they're pretty cool. I found out this morning that I got an A- in my BHP class, which makes me happy. I can't wait for the weekend! Congratulations!!! Are your parents giving you the Ultralight for Christmas??? Thanks! lol no, the ultralight is definately my dad's. I don't know how to fly (yet). For Christmas I'm more or less expecting a playstation 2 and some DDR games, which is what my sister is getting. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 22, 2006 Report Share Posted December 22, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. You agree to disagree with papers. I really don't disagree with all papers, let's see... newspapers and I get along quite well, looseleaf paper and I have lots of fun... *wanders off on a paper trail* You said yourself... I was just clarifying on different papers. Remember I am a blonde. LOL *tries to cover tracks* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 22, 2006 Report Share Posted December 22, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. <_ then on the front porch is a piano that new. o.o it so strange coming home after months...but nice because i don have any academic work to do for next month. src="%7B___base_url___%7D/uploads/emoticons/default_smile.png" alt=":)"> If I haven't told you before, you have very cool parents. But I noticed all the "toys" showed up after you departed for college. LOL, do you think your parents are trying to tell you something? LOL I want to go fly the ultralight. lol thanks. I think they're pretty cool. I found out this morning that I got an A- in my BHP class, which makes me happy. I can't wait for the weekend! Congratulations!!! Are your parents giving you the Ultralight for Christmas??? Thanks! lol no, the ultralight is definately my dad's. I don't know how to fly (yet). For Christmas I'm more or less expecting a playstation 2 and some DDR games, which is what my sister is getting. So I guess the piano is your mother's. LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 22, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 22, 2006 Writing papers is the worst part of college. I hate writing papers. You have no idea. Especially the kind with minimum page requirements. When I'm a teacher, I'm not making my kids write insanely long papers... I agree. Papers and I do not agree. I finally finished it around 4am. Now I get to take my last final exam and go home. *coffee in paw, reads very carefully Jesusfreak's post* Okay...congratulations on completing your paper and I am sure you will get an A! Good luck on your last final exam. You should receive and A on this one as well. Yeah for being home for the holidays!!! Thanks! I hope so too. Remember that insane history project I was doing? I got an A on the presentation and an A- on the paper...way better than I expected. And I'm pretty sure I did well on my last final too. It is sooo nice to be home for the holidays. When I got back, I saw this huge trailer in our front yard. Apparently we got a new ultralight airplane. It only has one seat though. Then on the front porch is a piano, that's new. o.O It's so strange coming home after 3.5 months...But so nice! Because I don't have ANY academic work to do for the next month. If I haven't told you before, you have very cool parents. But I noticed all the "toys" showed up after you departed for college. LOL, do you think your parents are trying to tell you something? LOL I want to go fly the ultralight. lol thanks. I think they're pretty cool. I found out this morning that I got an A- in my BHP class, which makes me happy. I can't wait for the weekend! Congratulations!!! Are your parents giving you the Ultralight for Christmas??? Thanks! lol no, the ultralight is definately my dad's. I don't know how to fly (yet). For Christmas I'm more or less expecting a playstation 2 and some DDR games, which is what my sister is getting. So I guess the piano is your mother's. LOL I think it's more for my sister than anyone. We got it for free from our neighbors. And it is sitting on the front porch, and will hopefully stay there until after I go back to college. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 23, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 23, 2006 Oh! I got my grades back (yay internet). I got an A in physics, and A- in both history and BHP, and a B+ in both math and public speaking. And tomorrow is the Messiah concert! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 23, 2006 Report Share Posted December 23, 2006 Oh! I got my grades back (yay internet). I got an A in physics, and A- in both history and BHP, and a B+ in both math and public speaking. And tomorrow is the Messiah concert! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Great way to enjoy the holidays with great grades and a wonderful concert!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 23, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 23, 2006 Oh! I got my grades back (yay internet). I got an A in physics, and A- in both history and BHP, and a B+ in both math and public speaking. And tomorrow is the Messiah concert! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Great way to enjoy the holidays with great grades and a wonderful concert!!! Aw, thanks! I'm pretty happy about it. My grades are a bit better than I was expecting. I must have done really well on my physics final. And the concert is today! And the weather is supposed to be good too, which makes me happy. Although seeing snow would be nice too. Yesterday we bought, set up, and decorated our Christmas tree, so now it's all pretty and sparkly. And the house smells like pine, which I love. I still have to wrap Christmas presents...o.O At least the shopping for the presents is over with. Oh! And I found this really cool Christmas radio station online. It's actually a whole bunch that you can choose from. The "wide playlist" is really cool. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 23, 2006 Report Share Posted December 23, 2006 *loves Christmas music* Don't think you are going without me. I am already in your pocket and protected from the cloudy skies, ready to enjoy the concert. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 24, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 24, 2006 *loves Christmas music* Don't think you are going without me. I am already in your pocket and protected from the cloudy skies, ready to enjoy the concert. lol The concert was, as usual, awesome. Today I went to church and got to see all of my church friends. Kenny's little brother John is taller than me now! It was nice to see everyone again. :)We also got ahold of a DVD recording of the church Christmas play, and watched it when we got home. They were a bit hard to hear in places, but they did a good job overall. Kenny actually had a solo, and he can actually sing! I was impressed. I can't believe Christmas is tomorrow...I still need to wrap those presents... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 25, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 25, 2006 Yay Christmas! I actually got all three of the things I wanted, instead of just one like I was expecting. I got a ps2 and DDR games, a rather large external hard drive (for all of my pictures), and a very warm sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking. And a bunch of smaller stuff. The power just flickered. Anyways...We're going to see a movie in a little bit, probably Night at the Museum, which looks really funny. And I think Ian's crazy. It seems that he's going through his friends list on (insert networking site here) and leaving them all wall postings saying Merry Christmas. And he has well over 200 friends. o.O Crazy kid. Nice, but crazy. It would be easier to just post a note and tag everyone in it. He said something about coming to visit. I want to teach him how to ski. XD Hm...I think that's pretty much all that's going on around here. It's going to be quiet around here...I think... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 26, 2006 Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Yay Christmas! I actually got all three of the things I wanted, instead of just one like I was expecting. I got a ps2 and DDR games, a rather large external hard drive (for all of my pictures), and a very warm sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking. And a bunch of smaller stuff. The power just flickered. Anyways...We're going to see a movie in a little bit, probably Night at the Museum, which looks really funny. And I think Ian's crazy. It seems that he's going through his friends list on (insert networking site here) and leaving them all wall postings saying Merry Christmas. And he has well over 200 friends. o.O Crazy kid. Nice, but crazy. It would be easier to just post a note and tag everyone in it. He said something about coming to visit. I want to teach him how to ski. XD Hm...I think that's pretty much all that's going on around here. It's going to be quiet around here...I think... Sounds like you had a really great Christmas!!! Teach Ian to ski... I have been thinking about that. I want to see the video. The sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking... tell you what I will take the sleeping bag and you can "see" someone about backpacking in cold weather idea. LOL Doesn't sound like your place will be too quiet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Yay Christmas! I actually got all three of the things I wanted, instead of just one like I was expecting. I got a ps2 and DDR games, a rather large external hard drive (for all of my pictures), and a very warm sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking. And a bunch of smaller stuff. The power just flickered. Anyways...We're going to see a movie in a little bit, probably Night at the Museum, which looks really funny. And I think Ian's crazy. It seems that he's going through his friends list on (insert networking site here) and leaving them all wall postings saying Merry Christmas. And he has well over 200 friends. o.O Crazy kid. Nice, but crazy. It would be easier to just post a note and tag everyone in it. He said something about coming to visit. I want to teach him how to ski. XD Hm...I think that's pretty much all that's going on around here. It's going to be quiet around here...I think... Sounds like you had a really great Christmas!!! Teach Ian to ski... I have been thinking about that. I want to see the video. The sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking... tell you what I will take the sleeping bag and you can "see" someone about backpacking in cold weather idea. LOL Doesn't sound like your place will be too quiet. lol I'm actually talking to Ian on IM, kinda. I have pictures from when we taught him how to ice skate. XD Backpacking in cold weather isn't too bad, as long as the temps are above freezing and there's not much snow. There were light flurries when I went backpacking once. It was really cool. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 26, 2006 Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Yay Christmas! I actually got all three of the things I wanted, instead of just one like I was expecting. I got a ps2 and DDR games, a rather large external hard drive (for all of my pictures), and a very warm sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking. And a bunch of smaller stuff. The power just flickered. Anyways...We're going to see a movie in a little bit, probably Night at the Museum, which looks really funny. And I think Ian's crazy. It seems that he's going through his friends list on (insert networking site here) and leaving them all wall postings saying Merry Christmas. And he has well over 200 friends. o.O Crazy kid. Nice, but crazy. It would be easier to just post a note and tag everyone in it. He said something about coming to visit. I want to teach him how to ski. XD Hm...I think that's pretty much all that's going on around here. It's going to be quiet around here...I think... Sounds like you had a really great Christmas!!! Teach Ian to ski... I have been thinking about that. I want to see the video. The sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking... tell you what I will take the sleeping bag and you can "see" someone about backpacking in cold weather idea. LOL Doesn't sound like your place will be too quiet. lol I'm actually talking to Ian on IM, kinda. I have pictures from when we taught him how to ice skate. XD Backpacking in cold weather isn't too bad, as long as the temps are above freezing and there's not much snow. There were light flurries when I went backpacking once. It was really cool. *wonders if Jesusfreak has spent too much time out in the cold* I think you need to teach Ian how to surf!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Yay Christmas! I actually got all three of the things I wanted, instead of just one like I was expecting. I got a ps2 and DDR games, a rather large external hard drive (for all of my pictures), and a very warm sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking. And a bunch of smaller stuff. The power just flickered. Anyways...We're going to see a movie in a little bit, probably Night at the Museum, which looks really funny. And I think Ian's crazy. It seems that he's going through his friends list on (insert networking site here) and leaving them all wall postings saying Merry Christmas. And he has well over 200 friends. o.O Crazy kid. Nice, but crazy. It would be easier to just post a note and tag everyone in it. He said something about coming to visit. I want to teach him how to ski. XD Hm...I think that's pretty much all that's going on around here. It's going to be quiet around here...I think... Sounds like you had a really great Christmas!!! Teach Ian to ski... I have been thinking about that. I want to see the video. The sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking... tell you what I will take the sleeping bag and you can "see" someone about backpacking in cold weather idea. LOL Doesn't sound like your place will be too quiet. lol I'm actually talking to Ian on IM, kinda. I have pictures from when we taught him how to ice skate. XD Backpacking in cold weather isn't too bad, as long as the temps are above freezing and there's not much snow. There were light flurries when I went backpacking once. It was really cool. *wonders if Jesusfreak has spent too much time out in the cold* I think you need to teach Ian how to surf!!! I probably have. I don't know how to surf. I'd love to try windsurfing though, that looks like fun. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted December 26, 2006 Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Backpack hiking is better in the cold, you don't get as hot and sweaty... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 26, 2006 Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Yay Christmas! I actually got all three of the things I wanted, instead of just one like I was expecting. I got a ps2 and DDR games, a rather large external hard drive (for all of my pictures), and a very warm sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking. And a bunch of smaller stuff. The power just flickered. Anyways...We're going to see a movie in a little bit, probably Night at the Museum, which looks really funny. And I think Ian's crazy. It seems that he's going through his friends list on (insert networking site here) and leaving them all wall postings saying Merry Christmas. And he has well over 200 friends. o.O Crazy kid. Nice, but crazy. It would be easier to just post a note and tag everyone in it. He said something about coming to visit. I want to teach him how to ski. XD Hm...I think that's pretty much all that's going on around here. It's going to be quiet around here...I think... Sounds like you had a really great Christmas!!! Teach Ian to ski... I have been thinking about that. I want to see the video. The sleeping bag for cold weather backpacking... tell you what I will take the sleeping bag and you can "see" someone about backpacking in cold weather idea. LOL Doesn't sound like your place will be too quiet. lol I'm actually talking to Ian on IM, kinda. I have pictures from when we taught him how to ice skate. XD Backpacking in cold weather isn't too bad, as long as the temps are above freezing and there's not much snow. There were light flurries when I went backpacking once. It was really cool. *wonders if Jesusfreak has spent too much time out in the cold* I think you need to teach Ian how to surf!!! I probably have. I don't know how to surf. I'd love to try windsurfing though, that looks like fun. Florida is waiting for you!!! LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 26, 2006 Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Backpack hiking is better in the cold, you don't get as hot and sweaty... *starts wondering if there is something in the water up north* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesse Posted December 26, 2006 Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Backpack hiking is better in the cold, you don't get as hot and sweaty... *starts wondering if there is something in the water up north* *jumps out of lake* What about me? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 26, 2006 Backpack hiking is better in the cold, you don't get as hot and sweaty... *starts wondering if there is something in the water up north* *jumps out of lake* What about me? lol There could be something in the water...we have well water...and our neighbors are kinda strange too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 28, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 Ian might come over tomorrow! He just as to ask his parents first. He's supposed to call me back in a few minutes...let's see if he actually does... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 28, 2006 Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 Ian might come over tomorrow! He just as to ask his parents first. He's supposed to call me back in a few minutes...let's see if he actually does... Yeah!!! Have a wonderful evening. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 28, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 Ian might come over tomorrow! He just as to ask his parents first. He's supposed to call me back in a few minutes...let's see if he actually does... Yeah!!! Have a wonderful evening. lol still no phone call. Crazy kid. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted December 28, 2006 Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 There must have been something in something up here. Cause that would explain the sore throat, stuffy nose, congestion, two ear infections (one of them a big honkin' one), and conjunctivitis, or pink eye, in both eyes. xD Lotsa fun. I have medicine going in my ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. =O Every orifice, man. Luckily, just the orifices in my head. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 28, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 There must have been something in something up here. Cause that would explain the sore throat, stuffy nose, congestion, two ear infections (one of them a big honkin' one), and conjunctivitis, or pink eye, in both eyes. xD Lotsa fun. I have medicine going in my ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. =O Every orifice, man. Luckily, just the orifices in my head. Aw, that's no fun. My sister had conjunctivitis recently, and my dad has some sort of nasty cold type bug. 'Tis that time of the year... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted December 28, 2006 Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 There must have been something in something up here. Cause that would explain the sore throat, stuffy nose, congestion, two ear infections (one of them a big honkin' one), and conjunctivitis, or pink eye, in both eyes. xD Lotsa fun. I have medicine going in my ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. =O Every orifice, man. Luckily, just the orifices in my head. Aw, that's no fun. My sister had conjunctivitis recently, and my dad has some sort of nasty cold type bug. 'Tis that time of the year... Conjuntivitis is nothing compared to some of the earaches I have had recently. Like, screaming death laser pain, that wasn't subdued by two tylenols. At all. In the middle of the night. Twice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 29, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 29, 2006 There must have been something in something up here. Cause that would explain the sore throat, stuffy nose, congestion, two ear infections (one of them a big honkin' one), and conjunctivitis, or pink eye, in both eyes. xD Lotsa fun. I have medicine going in my ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. =O Every orifice, man. Luckily, just the orifices in my head. Aw, that's no fun. My sister had conjunctivitis recently, and my dad has some sort of nasty cold type bug. 'Tis that time of the year... Conjuntivitis is nothing compared to some of the earaches I have had recently. Like, screaming death laser pain, that wasn't subdued by two tylenols. At all. In the middle of the night. Twice. Ouch. Not fun. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheesus Posted December 30, 2006 Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 There must have been something in something up here. Cause that would explain the sore throat, stuffy nose, congestion, two ear infections (one of them a big honkin' one), and conjunctivitis, or pink eye, in both eyes. xD Lotsa fun. I have medicine going in my ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. =O Every orifice, man. Luckily, just the orifices in my head. Aw, that's no fun. My sister had conjunctivitis recently, and my dad has some sort of nasty cold type bug. 'Tis that time of the year... Conjuntivitis is nothing compared to some of the earaches I have had recently. Like, screaming death laser pain, that wasn't subdued by two tylenols. At all. In the middle of the night. Twice. Ouch. Not fun. Trust me. It is like, the opposite of fun. xD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 30, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 So yesterday and today were really crazy. Yesterday, six of my sister's friends and Ian all came over. Jenny's friends spent most of the time playing video games. Ian tried playing super smash bros. melee for the first time and somehow came in second place among a bunch of kids that had all played at least several times before. We also jumped on the trampoline, played music, and went for a walk, which was nice. The only issue was the we had to go outside every once in awhile because Ian is severely allergic to cats. Today my friend Becca came over, and we played DDR and watched a movie. The we dropped Becca off at her other friend's house and dropped Jenny off at the fire department. We then went out shopping for some stuff my parents needed. Now I'm sitting in the living room watching the news. It's been about three years since they captured Saddam and they're finally going to hang him. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 30, 2006 Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 So yesterday and today were really crazy. Yesterday, six of my sister's friends and Ian all came over. Jenny's friends spent most of the time playing video games. Ian tried playing super smash bros. melee for the first time and somehow came in second place among a bunch of kids that had all played at least several times before. We also jumped on the trampoline, played music, and went for a walk, which was nice. The only issue was the we had to go outside every once in awhile because Ian is severely allergic to cats. Today my friend Becca came over, and we played DDR and watched a movie. The we dropped Becca off at her other friend's house and dropped Jenny off at the fire department. We then went out shopping for some stuff my parents needed. Now I'm sitting in the living room watching the news. It's been about three years since they captured Saddam and they're finally going to hang him. You dropped Jenny off at the Fire Department? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 30, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 So yesterday and today were really crazy. Yesterday, six of my sister's friends and Ian all came over. Jenny's friends spent most of the time playing video games. Ian tried playing super smash bros. melee for the first time and somehow came in second place among a bunch of kids that had all played at least several times before. We also jumped on the trampoline, played music, and went for a walk, which was nice. The only issue was the we had to go outside every once in awhile because Ian is severely allergic to cats. Today my friend Becca came over, and we played DDR and watched a movie. The we dropped Becca off at her other friend's house and dropped Jenny off at the fire department. We then went out shopping for some stuff my parents needed. Now I'm sitting in the living room watching the news. It's been about three years since they captured Saddam and they're finally going to hang him. You dropped Jenny off at the Fire Department? Yup. She works there as an EMT on Friday nights. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horatio Posted December 30, 2006 Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 So yesterday and today were really crazy. Yesterday, six of my sister's friends and Ian all came over. Jenny's friends spent most of the time playing video games. Ian tried playing super smash bros. melee for the first time and somehow came in second place among a bunch of kids that had all played at least several times before. We also jumped on the trampoline, played music, and went for a walk, which was nice. The only issue was the we had to go outside every once in awhile because Ian is severely allergic to cats. Today my friend Becca came over, and we played DDR and watched a movie. The we dropped Becca off at her other friend's house and dropped Jenny off at the fire department. We then went out shopping for some stuff my parents needed. Now I'm sitting in the living room watching the news. It's been about three years since they captured Saddam and they're finally going to hang him. You dropped Jenny off at the Fire Department? Yup. She works there as an EMT on Friday nights. LOL. That explains it. LOL Sounds like you all had such a great time. Poor Ian being allergic to cats. There is a good side, you got some cold, fresh air every so often. LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 30, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 So yesterday and today were really crazy. Yesterday, six of my sister's friends and Ian all came over. Jenny's friends spent most of the time playing video games. Ian tried playing super smash bros. melee for the first time and somehow came in second place among a bunch of kids that had all played at least several times before. We also jumped on the trampoline, played music, and went for a walk, which was nice. The only issue was the we had to go outside every once in awhile because Ian is severely allergic to cats. Today my friend Becca came over, and we played DDR and watched a movie. The we dropped Becca off at her other friend's house and dropped Jenny off at the fire department. We then went out shopping for some stuff my parents needed. Now I'm sitting in the living room watching the news. It's been about three years since they captured Saddam and they're finally going to hang him. You dropped Jenny off at the Fire Department? Yup. She works there as an EMT on Friday nights. LOL. That explains it. LOL Sounds like you all had such a great time. Poor Ian being allergic to cats. There is a good side, you got some cold, fresh air every so often. LOL Yeah, it worked out okay though because the piano is on the front porch, so he played piano and talked about music until his fingers were too numb, and then we went back inside. Today was the last get-together at the airport, which is officially closed as of Jan. 1st. Everyone's really sad about it, because there aren't many good places to fly around here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jesusfreak Posted December 31, 2006 Author Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 I am bored out of my mind right now. Mom wasn't feeling well this morning, so we didn't go to church. At the moment, I'm burning all of my cds to my new hard drive. My mp3 player doesn't seem to be working properly, since it fell off my desk a couple of weeks ago. Oh well. Tonight we're planning on going out to dinner and seeing a movie for New Year's. At least that should be entertaining. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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