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- Name: amanda jane
- Location: Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, United States
I love the outdoors and nature, friends drinking and singing around a camp fire, nothing like it. I like to make music and listen to music, i sing and play guitar, I love kids and acting like a kid. Life is tough, sometimes we just have to make it fun.
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Monday, January 16, 2006
Home time
I like home time, but it's better when you feel healthy. I can't kick this damn cold. Boogers are abundant, anyone want some? Yeah, so if I'm not working, I'm home. It's nice because it's my space and there are things there that keep me busy. I'm very very frustrated with that six stringed instrument. I can't find the problem but I do think that if instead of slamming back into it's case, I try and play through the frustrations, then I may find myself in a better position. Darn, darn, darn.
I had this very presistant customer yesterday telling me that I look as if I should be preaching the gospel. I have considered it before. I don't think anyone has ever told me that I have the "look" to do it and I'm not quite sure what he meant. As a Christian I'd like to think that I do it on a daily basis in a subtle way. I may not stand on public square on some soap box trying to preach to others what I myself don't always abide by. Sorry to get all Yurkin on your eyes folks but I just thought it strange. And Yurk, don't take that offensively because it's not meant to be that way.
It was so cold out today, I feel bad for the folks out there in it all day. I didn't accomplish shit today. Remember, I'm still playing the sick card.
Tonight, I will chill. Try and find the right position with my antenna to watch a decent show. I don't even know what is good on t.v. anymore. Any suggestions?
I had this very presistant customer yesterday telling me that I look as if I should be preaching the gospel. I have considered it before. I don't think anyone has ever told me that I have the "look" to do it and I'm not quite sure what he meant. As a Christian I'd like to think that I do it on a daily basis in a subtle way. I may not stand on public square on some soap box trying to preach to others what I myself don't always abide by. Sorry to get all Yurkin on your eyes folks but I just thought it strange. And Yurk, don't take that offensively because it's not meant to be that way.
It was so cold out today, I feel bad for the folks out there in it all day. I didn't accomplish shit today. Remember, I'm still playing the sick card.
Tonight, I will chill. Try and find the right position with my antenna to watch a decent show. I don't even know what is good on t.v. anymore. Any suggestions?
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Nobody can abide by all of the Lord's ways. That is the dilemma. Once you are aware enough to identify behavior or impulses that are unGodly, and the human weakness outweighs the spiritual strenght (or lack of it in my case), you can't let the momentary fall overshadow the many moments of standing firm. Being sinless is the hardest thing a human can do.
Nobody can abide by all of the Lord's ways. That is the dilemma. Once you are aware enough to identify behavior or impulses that are unGodly, and the human weakness outweighs the spiritual strenght (or lack of it in my case), you can't let the momentary fall overshadow the many moments of standing firm. Being sinless is the hardest thing a human can do.
Nobody can abide by all of the Lord's ways. That is the dilemma. Once you are aware enough to identify behavior or impulses that are unGodly, and the human weakness outweighs the spiritual strenght (or lack of it in my case), you can't let the momentary fall overshadow the many moments of standing firm. Being sinless is the hardest thing a human can do.
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