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Name: Kristi
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Birthday: 7/22/1986
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Saturday, May 06, 2006

So... this is gonna be a bit weird and random, and I'm not going to guarantee that it's going to make sense, but I'm just gonna type and see where this goes... it seems to do me well normally.

We all know the saying "Use it or lose it". It's especially true of brain functioning, and there are studies to prove it. But after thinking these last few days... I'm wondering if it's not the same for faith. It's funny how you can have such an overflowing amount of faith you think you can never run out of it... but when hard times hit, if you use it and use it and use it and nothing happens (that you can see) and it isn't replenished because you've given up on it, or get mad and don't use it at all, you can lose all the faith to the point where you don't know if you can ever get your faith back. Then you come across a situation where you need your faith, you search for it, and you don't know how to get back what you had. Yeah, it's a long slow process, they say. But what if time is of the essence and there isn't time for a long winding journey back?? What if it is necessary to regain at least some measure of something of your own to help someone else in your life even start finding what you remember having? What do you do then?  So... can the use it or lose it concept apply here? Or is it just all scattered around and I'm just missing it somehow?

My inspection sticker is expired. I don't have 50$ to go get my windshield replaced and a new one. Don't know what to do now. Guess gonna have to get my daddy after that one. I have guard tryouts next weekend. I didn't know about it till Friday. Ruins things. Jerks. I need to go do pharmacology. Why do I procrastinate that so badly. I have to get out of bed to go do it. I will NEVER finish it if I try to type it up in bed. I just won't. URGH! At least school will be over soon!!! 3 more TESTS! And I'm done.

Oh yeah... feel free to leave any nuggets of wisdom you may want. It's an open forum.

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The Road to Here
By Little Big Town
Bring It On Home
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Thursday, April 27, 2006

It's been a while. That's okay though. I'm okay with that at least. School's almost over. Thank GOD! I don't really know what to tell you. It's been a long semester.

Stars Tuesday night went well, all things considered. You try throwing a show together in 3 days. I don't get to do much ON stage, so it was a great change of pace. I really enjoyed it. I might go for something else sometime soon to get to do more on stage. Who knows.

I finally got my NATS sheets back. I actually got really good remarks. Almost made it to the finals. That would have been AWESOME. But there's always next year.

I slept on the band couch with Shawn yesterday. It was wonderful. He's a great cuddle buddy. I think that's the first time I've slept on a couch in the middle of the day. Or at a time when I wasn't supposed to be asleep in the band room. It happens. It was good. Took a while to get to sleep. People kept wanting under my feet and then wanting to move and then wanting to get up. JUST LET ME BE! Yeesh! Oh well.

Have orchestra concert tonight, and wind ensemble concert tomorrow night. Then the week of performances from HELL will be over soon. Then I have a week of playing catch up for pharm, studying my ASS off. Three more tests and I'm DONE! At least for this semester. Then we'll pray for me to get into nursing school, and hopefully come 5 semesters later, I'll be out of here! Happily, though I'll miss a lot of stuff from here. Anyways... enough ramblings...

Till next time!

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Sunday, April 09, 2006

I want the action that the neighbor upstairs has been getting since last night. Like whoa...


It's fun...

I just seem to enjoy the game... it's amusing for me now.

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Wednesday, March 22, 2006

This has been bothering me lately, because I'm seeing it happen in a few different places. I might sound like a bitch, but that's a risk I run.

I hate apathy. If there is one thing I hate more than apathy, it's being happy about apathy. If you don't want to do something, then don't sign up for it. If you have signed up for the job, don't complain about it. You might not like it, you might not want to do it anymore, but don't give up on it. You have designated yourself and your time and effort to do it. Your apathy that doesn't give you the right to be mad about it or stop doing it, or stop trying to do it. Suck it up. Do it, because you said you would. And what are you without your ability to follow something through to the end? Don't let everyone else down because you are tired. We are tired too. We feel the same thing, we go through the same thing, if not more, than you do. Why should we be put in compromising positions because you decide you don't like what you've signed up for anymore?

I understand frustration. I understand tiredness. I understand, I promise. I've been through it all too, and am going through it now. But we have committed to doing this, and doing this for some reason, whether it be money, or pride, or the bond. If I'm going through it too, then what makes you think I want to bear an even bigger load? I've got plenty going.

Don't be mean to us because we do what we think is best. Don't be mad at us because we don't want you to be apathetic. Don't be mad at us because we are tired too.

Remember that. We are tired too. But if we all buckle down together, then we will get through this. But it's hard to do when you have one apathetic weight dragging you down.

I do love you. I just never get the chance to tell you that anymore.

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By Jane Green
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