Mod: I will have to look for that one...I am totally hooked! danny: Thanks on both comments:) I miss you guys. It sounds like I'm missing a lot of heated action, you guys will have to fill me in so I can sit back and enjoy (as Danny and foreverserenity mentioned on LW's thread)
Sounds like I've been missing a lot. I know this community can get a little out of hand at times when some should respect others, but I admit I WANT FILLED IN!!
Right on, Dharma. I remember being Shea's age and raking yards in the fall to make money. It's so important to develop a work ethic. The second I turned 16, I got a job serving tables because I wanted a little extra gas money. I felt like I really earned my money. I think when everything is handed to you, you don't realize the importance of it.
The other day I was at Borders looking for something new to read and I came across a book entitled "Discover Zen." Being very interested in not only Buddism, but the art of transendence and relaxation, I picked it up and haven't put it down since. This book has opened my eyes. I am starting to realize that it is not worth it to sweat the small things in li
Great score Dharma. I really miss thrift store shopping. Here in NY, thrift store shopping is considered to be finding garments that cost between $50 and $100.
Hey! Long time, no chat! I think I see a "blue dolphin" in there. My friend said those are great.
New Chucks are the best! My last pair were purple...ahh memories...
DrMiler: Thanks:) haha We should start a fund for you!
Chrissy: Miss you too!!! I should make a photo site Inbloom and Foreverserenity: Sorry about that! I'm the brunette and chrissy's the blonde
Tex: Thanks! How ironic...I used to be a red head. Just in the past year I have been sporting the natural color. As for the fiestiness...of course I am...haha
Danny: Thanks It's diet cherry coke Mod: How sweet...I guess I aim to please..
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NJ: Thanks for the compliment I could also make up some things you might have said to make you feel better....lol Dharma: Haha..how ironic....I'm so excited we ended up buying the scanner!
Shovel: Thanks...I try...haha... chiprj: A blog tutorial...that sounds like a good idea... Thanks:)
btw...My pockets were full of seashells...I don't really have a gut...hehe
Phoenixboi: Thanks! Finally...a face with a name...hehe
Here's Chrissy from Chrissyarcher.joeuser.com and myself at the wedding. <!-- Ju-Anchor-Footer-
Here's a pic of me from my Honeymoon at the Outter Banks (Kill Devil Hills to be exact). Click on the image to make it larger....Many thanks to Danny and Shovelheat for telling me how to post! <img src="http://img276.echo.cx/img276/3448/hpscands5517182059530bz.th.jpg" b
Okay...I have a scanner and I want to post some pics...how do I do this?? HELP!!! I am so technologically illiterate!!
how about some should-be seuss classics such as: "One bitch, two bitch, red bitch, blue bitch" and "there's a pocket rocket in my socket."
I guess it's all how you carry it...
I was watching Oprah the other day and she had guests on from all around the country. I specifically remember Oprah asking the Islandic women if she thought American women were fat. She just started to laugh. It's quite sad that America is known around the world for being the center of greed and gluttony, especially with food. If one ever travels out of the country, the first thing they notice is that places like McDonalds are like a nove
Mano: Great quote. I tell this one to myself when I get really pissed off about it.
When I was younger I was always so much taller than everyone else my age. All of the doctors told my mother that they were expecting me to be about 5`7. All of the other women in the family averaged around 5 foot even, so this was such a shock to my parents. My mother, who's only about 5`4 was so amazed that her little girl was going to be the tallest female in the
Sounds like you have a supermodel in the making! hehe
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