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    fairichpandfo1978  49, Male, Wyoming, USA - First entry!
22
Apr 2012
1:31 PM MSK
   

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    nguyendangtin  41, Male, Vietnam - First entry!
17
Apr 2012
2:44 AM +07
   

Testing Nhật ký đám cưới!!!
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    Dray  41, Male, Missouri, USA - First entry!
31
Mar 2012
11:00 AM EST
   

Well, i just started this new journal thing any advice? ;/

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    maxie  23, Female, Wisconsin, USA - 2 entries
27
Mar 2012
7:23 PM AKST
   

I am really bored and my German Shepherd just bit my arm and i put a fake cast on it thankfully!
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    Ginger573  67, Female, New Mexico, USA - 25 entries
25
Mar 2012
9:00 PM
   

Love it!

"If you want happiness for an hour - take a nap. If you want happiness for a day - go fishing. If you want happiness for a year - inherit a fortune. If you want happiness for a lifetime - help someone else." - Chinese Proverb Love it! So true. I've been so shy and withdrawn most of my life it's kept me too much in my own head. Just realizing how great it feels to lift my head up, smile, look people in their eyes and be present to life. Wow!
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    bloggingmylife  56, Female, California, USA - 3 entries
14
Mar 2012
11:54 AM CST
   

Living Well with the Pains of Lupus!

Pain spoke to me this morning!� On the scale of 0 to 10, it is speaking to me at a low 1.
I acknowledged it with a "Hello" and thanked it for reminding me that it here.� This is a normal daily conversation that I have with it.� I know it may sound weird to many that I have personified my pain.� And when I speak of pain, its usually the cramping, the tingling and burning needle prick sensations, swelling, and vasculitis localized from my knee down to my feet.
I have been feeling pain daily, and whats even worse is feeling pain hourly somedays for the last 12 years.� Its a normal occurance now.� I cant remember what it actually feels like to BE pain free.� Its foreign to me.� There had been a handful of days when I didnt feel any significant discomfort and I would stop myself and say," where is the pain" like I should be expecting pain but it isnt there.
it is possible to live well with pain.� I am living proof of it.� For many the pain can be so gigantically impossible to live with so they resort to pain meds, drugs, alcohol, antidepressant drugs, surgery, or possible suicide to get rid of the pain.� PAIN is EVIL and EVIL is scary to confront!!� And I am confronting EVIL on a daily basis drug free and surgury free�
How am I doing it?� With toughness and grace.� I researched about the disease in the internet at its infancy stages and got some effective help from alternative medicine, holistic nutritionists, energy healers, and spiritual counseling from my religion, Scientology.� Its taken me a third of my life to heal myself...but I am not pain free yet.� It is my personal goal to find ways to erradicate pain completely from my body and consciousness.� I am committed to do that this lifetime.� It may sound like an impossible dream but I trust the Universe for its granting and giving powers of optimal health and wellness.� I truly deserve to be pain free and it is certainly my Devine Right to be so.,� In the meantime, I AM LIVING WELL WITH PAIN.
When I say toughness and grace, it doesnt mean that I dont cry, feel angry, limp around, feel depressed and suppressed, nor do I dont feel beaten up when I have a flareup.� I do feel all of that and then some...however, I am BEING conscious and aware...and I take lots of deep meditative breaths all day long or as long as I can get to a space and time to apply self care.� And most times, I have to wait several hrs before I can get home to rest and ice my legs.� With all the training and counseling that I received from my church, I have been able to BE present in pain and Be able to exist in pain with acceptance, foregiveness, love, and appreciation.� The thoughts that goes through my mind when I am in pain makes a huge difference in my ability to experience the pain gracefully.� Ive learned to think loving positive thoughts and exercise happy and positive feelings.� And when a bad negative thought or feelings congests my mind and heart, I ignore it or I just "push it away".� Not so easy to do.� Being present in Pain is hard to do.� It takes practice, practice, discipline, love and foregiveness, and toughness. �Give it a try...it might just surprise you.
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    KathrynL922  39, Female, Georgia, USA - 4 entries
24
Feb 2012
10:09 PM CST
   

I wonder...

The whole reason I'm writing on here is so Joshua can look back and read it one day.� I wish I was better about writing everyday, but sometimes life just happens and I forget or just don't have time.� I would much rather spend time with him than write in this! :)
Anyways, I often wonder at his age if he truly understands how much I love.� I'm pretty sure he understands though.� It's so funny how children have these emotions already yet they've never had the opportunity to learn them.� They just know.� I guess as humans it's just a natural thing of who we are.� Well, I love this kid more than anything in the world.� I would not trade my time with him for anything in this world.� I am so lucky that God gave me MY little boy.� I know every pary feels this way about their child, but he's just amazing!� Seriously... He's just so sweet and caring.� He's smart and funny... Just an all around amazing child.� He has so much of Tyler in him, and of course he never seizes to amaze me either.� I expect great things out of Joshua... I really do.� I just pray to God everyday that he helps us in raising a good person so he is able to do those amazing things I feel he has been put on this Earth to do.

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    bbent  29, Female, Virginia, USA - First entry!
28
Jan 2012
12:37 PM CST
   

Tattered & Broken

From the outside looking in, no one ever thinks this could happen to them. They don't even spend another moment to ponder what they could ever do to end up living on the streets or being faced with an eviction notice that leaves them with no�home to go to. Homeless. A word that every child fears but should never have to go through-but when faced with reality and a fucked up hand played by your challenger "Fate", can't deny theirselves to be everything they never believed they would soon be.
�Out of all the chaos and tragedy I have been faced with throughout most of my childhood, I never would have thought all my luck would be turned upside down quicker than a roller coaster going down a hill. Granted things have never been perfect or completely "normal-like"- but it was manageable. It was something I could always deal with as long as I had my family and a roof over my head with a place that I didn't have to hide the troubled soul inside. I could let my spirit roam free in our house knowing what is to be expected of tomorrow. Now, tomorrow is never gaurenteed. There is no plan or sign of anything telling me what to expect for the weeks to come. Tomorrow has lost all hope. No faith of anything good is to be expected of the unknown-especially when the unknown is the reality�being homeless.
�Homeless is what I am now. I have places to go-but are no good for a troubled soul like mine. Places where the vulnerable get trapped by the wicked and are tempted into doing things that are believed to help a given situation-but in�reality only make things worse; even destroy any hope of finding a safe place to piece my brokenness in. Its the fear of making one simple mistake in a already troubled situation that frightens me the most. Failure� or being denied of a safe place is no longer an option I can accept for myself or my family. As petrified as we all are, we all must stand our grounds, strong as a battle scarred soldier; ready for the impact of the unexpected-but we can't show fear. Fear will only break us down even more and that will set us up for failure; something we cannot afford at a time like this. Not now-not ever.

"He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak. Even youths grow tired and weary, and young men stumble and fall;�but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." -Isaiah 40:29-31
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    500cows  67, Male, Colorado, USA - First entry!
25
Jan 2012
11:07 PM EST
   

Got up showered and helped get breakfast.� Robbie had come home late from Denver and needed to be in Hastings for work by 1:00 p.m.�
Drove to St. Francis to take finacial information with Troy Hilt at Western State Bank.� Troy told me he would be able to come out to the ranch the first full week of February.� He will then take our operation to the loan committee.� If approved it will take 30 to 40 days to finish all the filings.
In the mean time we need to go ahead and send finacials to Melannie at Bank West and get a 20 year loan for the 300,000 and obtain an operating line of credit for $100,000.�
Went to the ranch in the afternoon and fed the fall cows.�
I called Jason Foos today and asked to borrow the flat bed for tommorrow morning to haul feed bunks to the ranch from Idalia.
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    kams  47, Male, Trinidad and Tobago - First entry!
11
Jan 2012
6:43 PM AST
   

Met with Chris. He wants Thursdays @ 330p off to pursue his cricket sport as well as most Saturdays. I advised him that it will decrease his salary by the hours not working as. Also we would allow it up until it becomes too much of an inconvenience then we would have to get someone else. (his feedback was that he really doesn't want another job because he likes to work here) Also spoke to him about frequent errors and the costs.
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