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| after forgetting to put my stud back in my cartilage for about a week i finally got to it this morning...and boy was i sorry that i never put it in earlier. it hurt like a biyatch!
lesson learned.
do not go without something in your cartiledge piercing for that long.
you will regret it. | | |
| i think i am starting to realize that not only do i need someone who is my complimentary but in the same way they have to be an equal.
we're just not making it happen. | | |
| [April 20, 1999 • Columbine Killers Targeted Athletes, minorities--and Christians]
Christian martyrs in 20th century America? It happened on this day, April 20, 1999. When Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold began shooting up their school, they did not fire randomly. In their twisted minds, Athletes, minorities and Christians were the enemy.
"Do you believe in God?" they asked Cassie Bernall. They knew full well she did. The girl who had once indulged in the occult (as the killers now did) had moved into a realm of peace when she learned to center her heart on Christ. She became a church-goer and a worker among those who needed Christ. Often she brought her Bible to school.
She was reading it in the library when the killer pointed his gun at her. Did she believe in God? "Yes, I believe in God," she replied.
"Why?" asked the boy in the dark trench coat. Without waiting for an answer, he pulled the trigger.
"My God, my granddaughter was a martyr," said Cassie's grandma when she heard the report.
And not the only one, either. Rachel Scott, a spiritually-minded seventeen-year-old whose ambition was to become a missionary to Africa, died, too. So did John Tomlin, a sixteen-year-old who had recently gone to Mexico to help with a church project for the poor.
The Sunday before her death, Cassie wrote these words after church:
Now I have given up on everything else I have found it to be the only way
To really know Christ and to experience
The mighty power that brought Him back to life again, and to find
Out what it means to suffer and to
Die with him.
So, whatever it takes I will be one who lives in the fresh
Newness of life of those who are
Alive from the dead.
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| the key to great hair is not
blow drying, product, shampoo, dye or anything of that sort
the key to great hair is
a great cut, and a good diet.
i don't do anything to myself to primp in the morning.
i'm a wash and go girl. no fuss. no mess.
so girls...really...get a good cut. it will save you the hairache. | | |
| Even though I was supposed to go to NYC this long weekend and that fell through, I am glad I stayed home for a nice peaceful relaxing 4 days.
I have tues off! yippee!
We went for a bike ride through Sunnybrook Park yesterday. It's pretty big and scenic.
I highly recommend connecting over to Edward Gardens.
Somehow, someone managed to convince me to go see Star Trek. And after all the fuss, I must admit that it was pretty good. Actually, I thought it was pretty funny. But then again, I know nothing about Treksters. Maybe it wasn't supposed to be that funny.
In addition: Captain Jim Kirk....very hot. | | |
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