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Well my day has been pretty good, although I am extremely tired, but luckly my birthday is tomorrow! 
Hoping I won't be so tired then.
Hoping I won't be so tired then.
So, how was your day?
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- MoLieG
So suddenly I'm not allowed to feel bad and just vent a little bit of my pain in here, like sometimes some of us do from time to time?...
Great...
Well my day has been pretty good, although I am extremely tired, but luckly my birthday is tomorrow!
Happy b-day bro!
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Awkward but at the same time quite alright, so far.
School was okay, we had an easy morning with only one thing annoying me, one of my teachers not allowing me to voluntarily recite the poem we were supposed to learn by today. He simply postponed it to tomorrow. What the...?
Anyway, I'll be just as good at it tomorrow as I am today, so I'm not that bothered. Could've chilled throughout the lesson tomorrow, though...
When I say school was okay, that is to say it was okay up until the last lesson, arts. I went outside to spray-paint a sculpture I made, and being the dumb ... that I am, I put too little paper to cover the ground underneath the sculpture. Result: nice chrome-silver colour all over the stone.
I didn't get into trouble before leaving the school, but then (don't ask me why) I felt a sting of conscience. So I went back home, ate as fast as I could and then scoured the garage for some thinner. I found some cellulose thinner, so I quickly took the bike (with almost-flat tires, great ride!
) back to school.
There, I met the cleaning lady, who directed me to the headmaster. I knocked at his door, which provoked a - at first - quite angry reaction (he was in a meeting with the parents of a young girl). He was the only one left in the building beside the cleaning lady, and she couldn't give me permission to clean the stone, so I was about to leave the building discouragedly.
I was just about to open the exit door though, as the headmaster stepped out of his office. He prompted me to quickly explain the situation, and I told him what had happened. As I expected, at first he sort of made fun of me, with me being a senior and that scatterbrained and silly and whatnot. He gave me permission to do it, though, so I asked the cleaning lady for a brush and some water and did my best.
It worked out pretty well, and when I was finished even the headmaster came out to look at the result and changed his attitude towards reassuring me that my efforts were sufficient. Sure enough he lectured me about covering the ground properly when spray-painting and how cellulose thinner causes damage to ones health, but I think he was a bit pleasantly surprised about all of this.
So yeah, cleaned my conscience in the end and learned a lesson. 👍
School was okay, we had an easy morning with only one thing annoying me, one of my teachers not allowing me to voluntarily recite the poem we were supposed to learn by today. He simply postponed it to tomorrow. What the...?
Anyway, I'll be just as good at it tomorrow as I am today, so I'm not that bothered. Could've chilled throughout the lesson tomorrow, though...
When I say school was okay, that is to say it was okay up until the last lesson, arts. I went outside to spray-paint a sculpture I made, and being the dumb ... that I am, I put too little paper to cover the ground underneath the sculpture. Result: nice chrome-silver colour all over the stone.
I didn't get into trouble before leaving the school, but then (don't ask me why) I felt a sting of conscience. So I went back home, ate as fast as I could and then scoured the garage for some thinner. I found some cellulose thinner, so I quickly took the bike (with almost-flat tires, great ride!
) back to school. There, I met the cleaning lady, who directed me to the headmaster. I knocked at his door, which provoked a - at first - quite angry reaction (he was in a meeting with the parents of a young girl). He was the only one left in the building beside the cleaning lady, and she couldn't give me permission to clean the stone, so I was about to leave the building discouragedly.
I was just about to open the exit door though, as the headmaster stepped out of his office. He prompted me to quickly explain the situation, and I told him what had happened. As I expected, at first he sort of made fun of me, with me being a senior and that scatterbrained and silly and whatnot. He gave me permission to do it, though, so I asked the cleaning lady for a brush and some water and did my best.
It worked out pretty well, and when I was finished even the headmaster came out to look at the result and changed his attitude towards reassuring me that my efforts were sufficient. Sure enough he lectured me about covering the ground properly when spray-painting and how cellulose thinner causes damage to ones health, but I think he was a bit pleasantly surprised about all of this.
So yeah, cleaned my conscience in the end and learned a lesson. 👍
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- BubbleBelly542
Pretty good. I worked out for 2 and a half hours. I feel pretty good now. Otherwise, earlier my friend and I tried to write some music. He wrote a really awesome guitar riff.
The only thing bad is that I've been seeing a ton of Ford Fusions lately, especially the Titanium Edition, but for the last 2 days I've seen almost none. I absolutely love that car and I miss seeing it. It looks so good!
The only thing bad is that I've been seeing a ton of Ford Fusions lately, especially the Titanium Edition, but for the last 2 days I've seen almost none. I absolutely love that car and I miss seeing it. It looks so good!
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Well today I has certainly been a great birthday for me! 
Got to see not one, but two movies in one day! Im officially 20 now!
For some reason my name didn't even show up on today's birthdays today and I am active member, very active. I don't know why. As if I am not ignored enough here.
(not blaming Jordan for anything)
Got to see not one, but two movies in one day! Im officially 20 now! Many thanks MoLiEG!Happy b-day bro!
For some reason my name didn't even show up on today's birthdays today and I am active member, very active. I don't know why. As if I am not ignored enough here.
(not blaming Jordan for anything)
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My anxiety has been through the roof the past week and today was bad too. I hate it, I wish I was my old worry free self again. What the heck is going on? I work out everyday, eat right, don't drink hardly at all, this is driving me nuts. I can't turn my brain off. I thought about getting on some sort of pill, but pills scare me. What if a pill makes it worse? Or I become dependent for the rest of my life? I'm trying to deal with it naturally but so far I'm not succeeding. Arrg!!
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Woah woah woah! Don't go to the pills, mate. Just take deep breaths and try to think of something else to occupy your mind. I just watched a classic movie, in which the protagonist was mistrialed an sentenced to 30 years in prison. He was later framed and sent to solitaire. He kept on thinking about his back pain, so in order to relieve himself he would think about something from his childhood.... he thought about guns, and started drawing and making them in prison.
Now, I'm not telling you to think about guns. Think of something that you like and stick to it. Your anxiety will vanish.
What I do is, I go to the gym and hit the punching bag for two three hours.... then again, everyone is different, and everyone has their own way of dealing with things.
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Don't over think it man. I've had the worst anxiety anyone could possibly have. I went to the doctor and just kept moving through the days and I'm perfectly fine. Just do what you love doing, and what keeps you happy. I by all means do not expect things to turn out exactly like my situation but doing what I said above will make things a-lot better for you in the long run. Also, although I haven't taken medicine for it, I wouldn't say pills are bad. It's just how the person copes with taking them. If you feel as if you can take them periodically then do so. They will help you out eventually. The pills are just a way to stabilize you and help you get past things that would be considered 'rough' to get around. Ex: Smart remarks, and mistakes. If you feel like you can't deal with the pills then there is a ton of ways of dealing with anxiety.
Just talk to a doctor. That's how learned to cope with it and I've never been happier.
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Thanks everybody. I'm also cutting back on the caffeine. I wish I could go see a doctor now, but I made an appointment and they couldn't get me in until the end of the month. Figures.
@gonzo:
Congrats on the job! Hopefully it'll be a nice change for the better!
@gonzo:
Congrats on the job! Hopefully it'll be a nice change for the better!
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- MoLieG
Isn't it wonderful when everything you ever liked, loved and worked for gets destroyed in just 15 days?????
My favourite soccer team disappeared again, I broke with the only woman I've ever truly loved and my job is on the line...
Everything has been my fault... I've failed.
You see, mom lost 2 babies before I could make it here... maybe I should have been one of the lost ones... my life is a joke...
I feel destroyed...
My favourite soccer team disappeared again, I broke with the only woman I've ever truly loved and my job is on the line...
Everything has been my fault... I've failed.
You see, mom lost 2 babies before I could make it here... maybe I should have been one of the lost ones... my life is a joke...
I feel destroyed...
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I feel as if the day moved very slow.... I been waiting for the football match in Seattle -World Cup Qualifying match USA vs Panama- to start. My hearth is pumping fast full of adrenaline. I checked my pockets at least 5 times making sure I have my cell phone, wallet (with my Driver License - I never leave anywhere without even if not driving), extra batteries, some cash for snacks or soda, and the tickets for the game.
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My best friend's house may have just burned down in Colorado, I don't know, he's on his way home from work and will call me if he gets a chance. My other friend's mother just passed last night. My mom needs her hip replaced....again because they effed up the first time and now she can't walk. A lot of people I know are having a hard time this year, including me, and I don't get it. I know life isn't supposed to be fair, but it's like c'mon, a break would be nice. I just wish I could snap my fingers and make it okay for everyone but such things only exist in the movies. It kinda makes the future a little scary to face.
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I know how you feel, trust me. I wish I had the answers but I'm searching myself. I hope you can find a little comfort in knowing you're never alone in what life gives you. Hang in there bud.Isn't it wonderful when everything you ever liked, loved and worked for gets destroyed in just 15 days?????
My favourite soccer team disappeared again, I broke with the only woman I've ever truly loved and my job is on the line...
Everything has been my fault... I've failed.
You see, mom lost 2 babies before I could make it here... maybe I should have been one of the lost ones... my life is a joke...
I feel destroyed...
No wonder anxiety is popping up! Also, I should mention I quit smoking a while ago, and I've read that smokers can have severe anxiety issues for up to a year afterwardsYes you should, that's one way to get through it.Think of it like this.
Dang sorry to hear that man.
. I'm seven months into it. Also, sleep is an issue right now, as my roommate is quite inconsiderate, but I'm moving soon so that will no longer be an issue. Thanks for the tips!
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I beat a guy on my bike today (Bicycle). He had a black Scion something-or-other — the Speedhunters Scion in NFS Shift 2 that looks like a tractor with 1200HP— with orange stripes originating from the headlamps an extending to the windshield, orange alloys, an orange boot lid, orange door mirrors, and blue exhaust tip. I'll try to get a pic tomorrow if he's in the park. So, we started talking and I challenged him to a race; a race around the neighborhood. I lost, but for one reason, and one reason only.... he blew the clutch before we started and he didn't even know it 
He said “smell that engine!!!" I lost it, then and there.
He said “smell that engine!!!" I lost it, then and there.
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Pretty awesome. First, tons of new Pokémon X and Y info was released. Then, the Hatsune Miku demo was put up on PSN, so I ended up playing the demo all day.
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- BubbleBelly542
Went to the gym... It was rough, not nearly as productive as yesterday and the day before. Then I had band. It was pretty good. I think I finally got down traditional grip on a snare drum, which it's about time because I've been playing for almost a year now. Should have happened sooner. But regardless, I'm in a new position this year. I have experience and am no longer on the bottom of the food chain. I actually know what I'm doing finally and am not the worst player anymore. Only think that worries me is the fact that now I'm basically in control of the tempo of the band.... Oh boy that is really scary.
But practice just made my day because I realized the great few months ahead.
But practice just made my day because I realized the great few months ahead.
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Had the time of my life at the football game today - USA vs Panama - I love being at the stadium, much better than on TV. Our seats where next to all the Panama fans. I remember during half time my uncle wanted to use the restroom.... and the darn line was almost "a mile long" [horrible expression, I know it wasn't that long, but really long]. That feeling of celebrating a goal along with all the other fans!! I can't describe it, it has to be experienced at the game itself. USA won 2-0.
Can't wait to return for another game on July 11th, a month after [for the CONCACAF Gold Cup game]
Can't wait to return for another game on July 11th, a month after [for the CONCACAF Gold Cup game]
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It was great but it's just been soured by this.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nasca...rely-injured-small-track-wreck-015742662.html
It's so sad. You never expect someone to die from stuff like this. They're just doing something fun that they love and it just isn't fair. It scares me to death that things like this can happen. I didn't really follow NASCAR but I'd heard his name when I did watch it and this makes me really sad. I kind of feel sick to my stomach.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nasca...rely-injured-small-track-wreck-015742662.html
It's so sad. You never expect someone to die from stuff like this. They're just doing something fun that they love and it just isn't fair. It scares me to death that things like this can happen. I didn't really follow NASCAR but I'd heard his name when I did watch it and this makes me really sad. I kind of feel sick to my stomach.
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My thoughts go to his family and friends. Sad that he left a 5 year old kid behind, sad that he left the world behind. Hell, I ain't a NASCAR fan, but death is something to be mourned.
Also, had a maths exam (finished early, had an hour sitting in an uncomfortable chair), went to the town (an hour with an I decisive woman, very bad), and had a burp which made my nose hurt. Not good.
Had a Subway though, so it's a good day.
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