29.4.11
Prom Status.
I have a couple of places i'm going to go. Hopefully I find something. I've found a black one. Which I love. But I'd need color pops. And I hate Claire's. Forever 21, here I come.
27.4.11
Prom
ME!!!!!!
I'm going with Isaak. But now I need to find a dress......uh oh. Wish me luck!!!!
24.4.11
Beautiful Christ.
Jesus is risen.
(:
23.4.11
Please.
This is what I can give.
What else do you need from me.
I might be sick,
Broken, torn to pieces,
So whatever this is.
This thing that I've become,
You hate it so much,
You keep on running from it.
Ay. No matter the distance.
Oh. No matter how. Far.
20.4.11
P-R-O-M.
Here's my article that was published in my school paper about not having a date.
" Dress. Check. Hair treatment, color, and style. Check. Makeup. Check. Heels I can’t walk in. Check. Date? ………..Uh oh.
Prom is an event the entire nation celebrates and indulges in. But what happens when that event, or dream, is interrupted by the lack of a vital ingredient to the mix? What happens when you don’t get asked to Prom?
As a girl, I know the importance that is placed on being asked to Prom. Not only is it a sign of potential charm, but it’s absolutely flattering to oneself. There’s so much weight on being asked to Prom in fact, that Anti-Prom pity parties are thrown when someone isn’t asked. Is this not degrading?
So what if you don’t have a date to the Prom? Celebrate with your girls! You can still go to the Prom without a date. Split the ticket cost with a girlfriend. (So much cheaper…just saying.) Get dressed up together. Style each other’s hair, help one another with makeup, and wear that dress. Go with your girls out to dinner, and actually have a good time. There’s no one to impress, so you can actually be yourself. Go to the dance, and dance. DJ’s are always good about playing girl boosting tunes when you’re in a girl group.
Though going in a group of girls isn’t the same as going with the guy of your dreams, it can still be a lot of fun. Prom is a celebration, so treat it that way.
(I’m not writing this article to discourage guys to not ask girls to prom. Guys, keep asking. And if you can’t think of anyone to ask, look around in your classes. I’m sure there’s a girl that’s dying to go with you.)"
I found the most perfect dress.....Ever. Not even kidding.
I'm sorry, but it would look HOTT on my body. And with gold glads...um. KILLER!
So maybe I'll ask a guy.
17.4.11
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So today, I'm going to try to do something a little bit different. I'm going to write about the things that really actually are going on in my mind. And know that it's going to be okay.
Fact of the day: Pain is all in our minds. Every little pain, tickle, stab, cut, slap, and papercut we experience is all in our minds. This is because of the nerve endings that connect in our brains and tell us that something is wrong and we are feeling pain. There is a condition where you never feel pain, but these patients often die, because they don't know if they are infected with anything, because, again, they can't feel pain.
Why am I talking about this? Because we experience pain every day of our lives. Every second of everyday, there is some kind of pain going on in our bodies, but we have trained ourselves to ignore the little things, because when one is focused on everything that they're doing, the last thing they think about is their pulse they can feel in their fingertips.
So forget about physical pain for a minute. Emotional pain can be just as harmful, and cause just as much stress as a physical injury. Pain of a break up for instance. You can be single for months on end, and be dating, but the hurt of the last break up doesn't fade until you find a new love.
So why is it so hard to find a new love?