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    Journal4Jackson  49, Female, California, USA - 48 entries
22
May 2007
12:28 PM PST
   

5/22/07-Woke up at normal time. Ate all meals well. Played with his trains (set up a track completely by himself w/o any help) before breakfast. Played with a shape game after breakfast on the floor (tummy time laying on floor pillows) followed by doing a few puzzles. Jumped on trampoline afterwards for about 5 minutes. Watched Sesame Street and Caillou.

Then we went to a friends house for his first birthday party! He did SO well and really followed directions well. He played outside with the other kids (mostly parallel played or played with Peyton), rode in Cozy Coupe car, played at the sand/water table, jumped in an enclosed trampoline, participated in a pinata game (hit the target well several times!) and was a "helper" during gift opening time (handed gifts to birthday girl). Was overstimulated at times (running around, hiding in corners, overly loud when talking) but would listen to me when I called him or told him to do something. He had a great time!

Came home, rested and then had some freeplay time and played with a jump rope he got from his goodie bag from the party. After dinner we played out front for about a half hour (mowed the lawn with his lawnmower, sidewalk chalk, looked at bugs in his bug box, blew a few bubbles). Took a bath and then had clean-up time (he listened well and helped clean up with minimal fuss), then regular routine and off to bed. Asleep within 5 mintes. Had one time out for the day for repeatedly taking a toy away from his sister after rest time.
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    vjaychowdhary  44, Male, India - 245 entries
22
May 2007
1:58 PM I
   

England and West Indies were heading for a draw in the first Test here at Lord's after rain meant only eight overs were bowled before lunch on Monday's fifth and final day.
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    vjaychowdhary  44, Male, India - 245 entries
22
May 2007
1:55 PM I
   

Bangladesh tailenders Mashrafe Mortaza and Shahadat Hossain defied India's bowlers with career-best knocks to steer the hosts to safety in the first Test here on Monday.
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    anirahs  35, Female, Singapore - 36 entries
23
May 2007
4:12 AM AWST
   

wat a sian dae... ;(
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    prissy  47, Female, Hawaii, USA - 75 entries
22
May 2007
9:34 AM HAST
   

Was reading up on stressbusters today.
It's pretty interesting the way people learn things. It's even more interesting the way children learn things.
I think I learned to be afraid from my Parents.. more so from my Mom.
I can't hate or blame her for this. It just happened I guess. And since I recognise it now that I'm 29 I can fix it and get on the path to overcoming the fears I've developed over time.
For sure I've always wanted attention. Dad spoiled me (even though we were raised middle-class). He hardly ever said no to anything I asked. He was my hero and my provider.
That little phenomenon somehow turned me into an attention-addict. And I think that's probably why I seek approval from my bosses and peers. I could just be afraid to be normal, cause I didn't grow up normal. I was daddy's little princess. That was the most fantastic experience ever. Except we both enjoyed it so much that we never gave P a chance to metamorphosize into an independent woman.
Mom for some reason became competition in all this. I would turn on her every chance I had. And when they argued I'd save the day by taking sides or running away confused and angry. This was later on in my teens.

So being away from home is an achievement in itself.
Being able to take care of my own self is huge.
But there is more....


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    ronowen  70, Male, Texas, USA - 114 entries
22
May 2007
1:03 PM CST
   

Tuesday, May 22, 2007 8:00 p.m.
Ron does not have fever today.They are continuing to give him antibotics. They replaced his central line and are still postponing the plasmapherisis until the infection is cleared. Thank you for your prayers and support.
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    tacross1s  44, Female, Missouri, USA - 21 entries
22
May 2007
2:59 AM EDT
   

What do I brag about. I think I brag about things that are insignificant. But in a way I don't think that I brag about anything. I would much rather have people tell me what is good about me than for me to do that myself. That is a dangerous position because people can sometimes see only what they want to see about you. I can be such a bad person but if people see only good often and never acknowledge the bad then that puts the person in a horrible situation of not knowing who they are because someone else didn't "tell them". It always seem that the areas we feel the weakest at are much more powerful than the areas we are so called confident in, figures.
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    justinsbabydoll  32, Female, North Carolina, USA - 3 entries
22
May 2007
6:46 PM MEZ
   

well i brag alot about having a new boyfriend i always aggervate my brother about it whenever i have a boyfriend and he dont have a girlfriend but he usually has a girlfriend though lol so maybe i shouldnt brag as much luv~justins babydoll~
1 comment(s) - 01:35 PM - 05/22/2007
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    lar33  51, Female, Oklahoma, USA - First entry!
22
May 2007
9:42 AM CST
   

For a long time I tried to pretend, to turn nonsense and tragedy into some form of devotion, a spiritual lesson maybe. But with (deaths, things happening in family), no spirituality I have learned or even recited can justify, make sense, redeem, or offer wisdom.

The size of a woman determines her true beauty; the bigger the heart the sharper the mind the purer the soul; for she carries paradise in her eyes, sun in her elequant smile, and elegantly walks with heaven in her step, bathed in exquisite beauty surrounded by an ethereal glow; forged of iron will she is proud, strong, brilliant, flawless, timeless, immortal, immaculate, transcendent, magical to breakable, goddess and wise, she is all this and more for she is plus size.

A women is often measured by the things she cannot control.
She is measured by the way her body curves or doesn't curve, by where she is flat or straight or round.
She is measured by 36-24-36 and inches & ages and numbers, by all the outside things that don't ever add up to who she is on the inside.
And so if a women is to be measured, let her be measured by the things she can control; by who she is & who she is trying to become.
Because as every women knows, measurements are only statistics & statistics lie.

1 comment(s) - 09:46 AM - 05/23/2007
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    KeshiaLovesCJ  34, Female, Kentucky, USA - 12 entries
22
May 2007
10:53 AM EDT
   

hey!!! my day has been ok i guess.... i woke up at 7am when i got a call from CJs mom telling me that one of my friends dad had passed away this morning... welli tried to go back to sleep and then Lindsey called and told me.... i feel really bad for her.... She is really torn up about it which i could understand... ill try to be there for her but its kinda her hard for me to do that because she told my boyfriend something that i never did and he thinks that i lied to him about it.... she was suppose to be my best friend and she told him something that never happened but all i can do now is to help her through this like a good friend would but idk.... well i write later on cuz i am going to spend time with CJ!!!! YAY!!!! well ttyl
Muah!!!!
Keshia
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