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Pretty Journal Skin
5 min read
I will most definitely be playing through it again with the developer's commentary. And I need to get with my friend to play Co-op.
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It has FINALLY happened!!
2 min read
I finally got a job a couple of weeks ago and today, I got my very first EVER PayCheck!! MONEY!!!!! I has it now! Tee hee. 
I work as a Pharmacy Technician for CVS Pharmacy. Yes, I am a (legal) pill pusher!! No, I can't hook you up. I just got my job, I don't want to lose it. LOL My pay rate is a nice $10.50/hr. And my first check was $225.83 after taxes. YAY!! Although, now I have to start paying phone bills and car insurance and my own gas. 
But oh well, I have money!!! That is pretty much it for now. I leave you with a parting gift. An activity!!
Stolen from
stolen from 
Leave me a comment and I will do all these things listed below!
1. Tell you something I'll learn about you by looking at your dA page for 13 seconds.
2. Tell you which color you remind me of.
3. Tell you my first memory of you.
4. Tell you what Animal and/or Pokemon you remind me of.
5. Ask you something I've always wondered about you.
6. Tell you my favorite thing about you.
7. Give you a weird nickname.
8. Tell you what's on my shirt right now.
9. Challenge you to post this on your journal.
I work as a Pharmacy Technician for CVS Pharmacy. Yes, I am a (legal) pill pusher!! No, I can't hook you up. I just got my job, I don't want to lose it. LOL My pay rate is a nice $10.50/hr. And my first check was $225.83 after taxes. YAY!! Although, now I have to start paying phone bills and car insurance and my own gas. But oh well, I have money!!! That is pretty much it for now. I leave you with a parting gift. An activity!!Stolen from
stolen from Leave me a comment and I will do all these things listed below!
1. Tell you something I'll learn about you by looking at your dA page for 13 seconds.
2. Tell you which color you remind me of.
3. Tell you my first memory of you.
4. Tell you what Animal and/or Pokemon you remind me of.
5. Ask you something I've always wondered about you.
6. Tell you my favorite thing about you.
7. Give you a weird nickname.
8. Tell you what's on my shirt right now.
9. Challenge you to post this on your journal.
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Happy Birthday to ME!!!
4 min read
On this day in 1991 at 11:30am, a 29 year-old woman gave birth to a handsome baby boy while her husband slept in the hospital chair. He was named for his grandfather whom had passed years earlier. The proud mother and father took him home and introduced him to their 4 year-old daughter. They doubled their work raising and nurturing their children.
In the year of 1996, their little boy caught the chicken-pox from some other kids in pre-k. However, this wasn't the same itchy infection every child that age goes through. It had struck their child incredibly hard. Spreading to even inside his body. He endured through the illness even with a fever of 105°F while the infection ravaged his body. The doctors expected the worse, but the boy's parents prayed for his well being, having already lost their 2nd child during labor. Miraculously, he made it through. Though, his period of good health didn't last long.
Not even a year later, their child had developed a problem with his heart. The cardiologist noticed his heart valve was leaking. He thought it could be managed with medication, however, six-months later, the heart valve was completely gone. They had to quickly schedule open heart surgery to implant a prosthetic valve. From that day forward, he would be on blood thinning medication and his life would never be normal.
As if all this wasn't enough, the seasoned parents' little boy developed another problem. This time with his intestines. They found a gastroenterologist to provide answers. They scoped his intestines and found what they thought was Cancer. The boy's mother couldn't take the news and went off to be hysterical. But once the biopsy came back, they found that it wasn't Colon Cancer, but Crohn's Disease. This disease will plaque him for the rest of his life.
Their little boy's life was never easy. Juggling going in and out of the hospital while still trying to do the things every other child had to do, like school. Though despite his ongoing illnesses, he still managed to go beyond what was expected and excelled where other kids faltered. As he grew older, the hospital trips tapered to few and far between.
He made it through Elementary School, Middle School, High School, and even his first year of college. And as he enters his 2nd decade of living, he continues to live by the standards for which he set for himself with the disabilities he's always lived with while he pursues his education to be a pharmacist, so that he may be there for those who know illness like he knows it.
In the year of 1996, their little boy caught the chicken-pox from some other kids in pre-k. However, this wasn't the same itchy infection every child that age goes through. It had struck their child incredibly hard. Spreading to even inside his body. He endured through the illness even with a fever of 105°F while the infection ravaged his body. The doctors expected the worse, but the boy's parents prayed for his well being, having already lost their 2nd child during labor. Miraculously, he made it through. Though, his period of good health didn't last long.
Not even a year later, their child had developed a problem with his heart. The cardiologist noticed his heart valve was leaking. He thought it could be managed with medication, however, six-months later, the heart valve was completely gone. They had to quickly schedule open heart surgery to implant a prosthetic valve. From that day forward, he would be on blood thinning medication and his life would never be normal.
As if all this wasn't enough, the seasoned parents' little boy developed another problem. This time with his intestines. They found a gastroenterologist to provide answers. They scoped his intestines and found what they thought was Cancer. The boy's mother couldn't take the news and went off to be hysterical. But once the biopsy came back, they found that it wasn't Colon Cancer, but Crohn's Disease. This disease will plaque him for the rest of his life.
Their little boy's life was never easy. Juggling going in and out of the hospital while still trying to do the things every other child had to do, like school. Though despite his ongoing illnesses, he still managed to go beyond what was expected and excelled where other kids faltered. As he grew older, the hospital trips tapered to few and far between.
He made it through Elementary School, Middle School, High School, and even his first year of college. And as he enters his 2nd decade of living, he continues to live by the standards for which he set for himself with the disabilities he's always lived with while he pursues his education to be a pharmacist, so that he may be there for those who know illness like he knows it.
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Presenting Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrix
2 min read
Just got back from my sister, Lindsay's, wedding. My mom started crying like crazy during my sister's Father Daughter Dance which was danced to I Loved Her First by Heartland. It was the most perfect song for the moment. I tell you, I am pretty depressed. I'm really happy for her, but it kills me that she won't be around anymore. It doesn't feel like it should be happening now. It feels like we are still so young, and now she is already married. Were has all the freaking time gone. I really want it back. I want to go back to when I was like, 10. When my sister was home all the time, when I was still in grade school, when I didn't have to worry about money, when everything was simpler. Now all I can do is try to joke around to hide how much I'm really hurting. At least she'll be coming home in November when we go see Harry Potter. That will have to be enough. Though I really don't think I'll be able to go so long without seeing her. I guess it can only get easier. I just need to try to get accustomed to her not being here. I guess that is it. Thanks for reading. I need to go cry myself to sleep. 
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1st Day
1 min read
I uploaded TWO PICTURES!!!!
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