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    bxrmom  47, Female, Wisconsin, USA - 4 entries
14
Apr 2008
3:29 PM CDT
   

2 Peas in a Pod (Magic and I)

I thought the title for this was perfect because Magic and I are '2 Peas in a Pod'.� Why you say?� Because Magic was diagnosed with DM, which is similar to MS in humans.� I have been diagnosed with MS for almost 2 years.� Magic was diagnosed towards the end of last year with DM, and that was only because I changed vets because I was HIGHLY irritated with my last Vet!

My last Vet had all new people working for her, and no regular people worked for her any longer.� When I had taken Magic in to have a Grade 3 Cancerous Tumor removed last year (which she didn't want to remove right away, just told me to 'keep and eye on it').�

So when I went to pick Magic up from the Vet's office, it took A LONG TIME for a staff member to bring her up from the basement.� And when the staff memeber had brought her up from the basement, she smelled of urine HIGHLY!!!� That is not something I willing to stand for!!� Yes, Magic does have SA (Separation Anxiety) and will pee/poop in her kennel/crate when no one is with her).� While I was waiting for her, I could here her barking in the basement.�

When I had Magic to this Vet's office to have Magic's dental done, Magic had soiled in her kennel, but the staff�bathed her and then kept her upstairs with them until I arrived to pick her up.

So to keep this short, after picking up Magic from the Vet's Office, I went on a journey to find a new Vet.� And I am PROUD TO SAY THAT I NOW HAVE A NEW VET'S OFFICE that came HIGHLY recommended by others that live in the Kenosha/Racine Area!!!� I do not think that I will be changing Vets anytime soon ;)

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    LostAnonymously  36, Female, Arkansas, USA - 20 entries
13
Apr 2008
4:37 PM CST
   

Some Poetry...

I'm going to start writing poetry again. I used to for�a long time. I'm hoping it will be as therapeutic as it used to be. Well here is one that� I wrote a few days ago. It doesn't really have a name.

No, Everything is not okay

Everytime night turns to day

I pray

"God let me die today."

I can't change the way I feel

People are trying with just a little pill

It all just makes me want to blurt

"God, stop making me hurt."

I know I have Jesus in my heart

Which means we'll never part

But I just don't feel him with me

Maybe they lied and he really left me.

God, if you left me, hear my cry

Please come back before I try

To take something that isn't mine

To take my life one last time.

I need some feedback, Please.� That is, if you want to. I can be short or long. You can tell me it sucks if you want to. Just give me something to work with.

1 comment(s) - 12:06 AM - 04/22/2008
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    yanpu  41, Female, California, USA - 10 entries
12
Apr 2008
9:43 PM EDT
   

Julie and I stayed in Beijing to wait out the riots in Tibet. Now that things have calmed down, we are going back to Qinghai. Before I get into our trip back to Qinghai, let me update you on what we've been doing here in Beijing. Last week Julie and I spent created a volunteer training program for HBV volunteers. The volunteer program is called Sunshine Volunteers.�A few years ago the Beijing HBV Foundation set it up to promote HBV awareness amongst college students in China. This year the Foundation asked us to put together a training program for the new volunteers. They wanted us to utilize training experiences from the US to create a fun and interactive training program. Julie and I dug through our previous experiences, asked some friends and came up with a training program with a lot of interactive games. We also brainstormed various HBV promotion activities they could organize on their own college campuses. The training session was a great hit. The volunteers had a lot fun, learned a lot and were excited to put together their own campus activities.
Tomorrow Julie and I are returning to Qinghai for a week. We will be assisting with the education program in Xining and monitoring the final shot in the 3 shot HBV series.
Here are links to pictures from my last trip to Qinghai: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2068596&l=ed32d&id=13301826
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2068595&l=c50ca&id=13301826
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    matt1691  43, Male, Kentucky, USA - 4 entries
11
Apr 2008
1:49 PM EDT
   

My beautiful Alessandra came in today to KY I am in love more and more everyday. A whole week of fun with her...
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    anelson313  32, Female, Illinois, USA - 6 entries
08
Apr 2008
9:02 PM EDT
   

I Hate Feeling Like This

��������� On Tuesday, April 8th, 2008, my grandma passed away. She was in rehab and we all thought that she was getting better. Then over the weekend we found out that she had caught a disease and was in the hospital again. It was called C-def or something like that and it messed with her intestines. Also my parents told me that her pnemonia came back.

�������� Monday night� someone from the family called and said that her blood pressure had dropped dangerously low and they rushed to the hospital. Grandma had hit lows before and i hadn't worried much about her. My parents were there all night so i went to sleep. The next morning my dad called us into their room. My mom told me that my grandma had passed away. Her blood pressure had dropped so low that her heart finally stopped. I have never cried so hard in my entire life.

������ How could this have happened? The last time before she was in the hospital, she looked totally healthy. Our year revolves around her. Every holiday is spent with her. I can't imagine not seeing her up at the lake, or at christmas, or at easter. Next time mom doesn't know what to do she can't call her. Its almost surreal that she's gone. I'm going to miss her so much.

������It feels like someone has clawed at my heart. Just thinking about her makes my heart, and body feel like its being weighed down. I went to school today and i thought of her almost all day. Every one said i was sorry. I have no idea what to do with that. all i said was "i'm fine" and "it's ok". I didn't know what else to do. tomorrow is the wake and friday is the funeral. I have no idea how i'm going to deal. All i can think about is running. Its the one thing that i've done today thats made me feel GOOD. i'll probably run all weekend.

��� What makes it worse is that she hated all of it. I couldn't even go into see her the first month or so. I was scared. I had never seen grandma sick, and seeing her anything but healthy scared me to death. I thought that if i saw her really bad i would never have hope that she would get better. Finally when i saw her i�was not scared, but heartbroken, to see her that way. she deserved better. she was an amazing woman and didn't�deserve how to go through that. I hated how she was weak and� it hurt to see her that way. I might have been happier�if i had more time with her,�and i�would have been more than delighted for her to�not have gone in that�way. Hopefully the lord is treating her the way she deserves. I am going to miss her so much. that phrase is said�so many times, and until�you�have lost something, you never truely know how much�meaning�it really has. �

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    moonbay72  33, Female, Oregon, USA - 20 entries
08
Apr 2008
8:09 PM EDT
   

questions to daddy's little girls

how do you call�a man dad?/
why do you call him so?/
is there a reson that for a man to stand so tall and�offer for your trust you have never known?/
questions due pleage my mind and yet there seems to be no answer to them./
so i as a young woman who has never call a man so,/
with truth and love in her heart and voice refure to a man that she has never turly�known./
she asked truth fully "�who, what is a�dad."/ �
nani ookami's questions to all daddy's little girls
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    ashley<3'sU  33, Female, California, USA - 12 entries
06
Apr 2008
7:11 PM EDT
   

im back...

well well well im back... hows life now...? so much better things are finally going how there supposed to be going... life is great i hope evryone else is feeling the same way..well i guess thats all i got to say write back soon...kk
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    stranger  37, Female, Philippines - 2 entries
02
Apr 2008
9:31 PM EDT
   

hai. haha. gud day! just wanted to�tell more about myself. hmmm. just a simple junior student. well, my life isn't too hard coz i have�many friends out there. and�of course i had my family.�.�at this very young age,�many trials and problems has come in my life. problems on friends, family. haha.�but proud to say i overcome it all. well i just do�the things that�can make me forget and overcome it. haha.�...to be continue�

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    marilyn385  74, Female, California, USA - 11 entries
02
Apr 2008
7:28 AM PST
   

The Rubber Stamp

The Rubber Stamp
I routinely stamp the invoices with�“date entered”.�I enjoy this task, the clicking sound of the self –inking stamp, the repetition, the neat uniform size of the letters and numbers.
I remember as a child wishing for a rubber stamp.�I used to cut shapes out of pieces of potatoes and use food color to press images on my books.
This fascination began with trips to our neighborhood library.�Back then libraries were still quiet.�No one ate or chewed gum in the library.�If we were even whispering we would get a “Shhh” from the librarian.�She seemed to know off the top of her head where all of the books were and could answer any of our childish questions. She would patiently explain to me time and again how the Dewy Decimal System worked.
The librarian wore a dress and I remember her bracelets that tinkled as she stamped the books.�I was mesmerized by this motion and sound of the repetition of the stamp, her bracelets and the scent of her perfume mixed with the smell of the paper and ink.
In my bedroom I was the librarian, checking books out with my potato stamp, wearing my mothers bracelets.
Today I have a “real” stamp and I get to use it as part of my job on a daily basis.�Most times it is just a mundane task but today I recall the Librarian and realize I now have what I always wished for, a rubber stamp.
9/28/06
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    Anonymoustar  33, Female, Pennsylvania, USA - First entry!
31
Mar 2008
6:37 PM EDT
   

So the other day I was checking my facebook and like an old man was apparently checking out the people on the�flirtable application.� So he like clicked on like the yes button like I am flirtable or whatever and it's like OLD PEOPLE AREN'T SUPPOSED TO BE DOING THESE THINGS!!� That's just like not right...at all.� I've had an old man come up to my mom and I in the gym and told us that we knew how to shake our butts.� He kept on checking us out after that and then my mom gave him a nasty stare and he left us alone.� I really wanted to curse that guy out so bad.� I mean that's just like not cool.� They should go after old ladies with wrinkly skin who they think are hot not my mom and I!� Old people have to realize that once they look all wrinkley and shriveled up that nobody is going to go for them anymore!!

♥♥Moi♥♥

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