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[Mar. 13th, 2008|08:22 pm] |
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so, my self-esteem is getting lower and lower. I now truly believe that I'm stupid. thanks. |
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[Feb. 26th, 2008|06:19 pm] |
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Here's the promo! YOU'RE ON MY FRIENDS LIST, I want to know 36 things about you. I don't care if we never talk, or if we already know everything about each other. Short and sweet is fine ... You're on my list, so I want to know you better!
BE HONEST! COPY FROM HERE THEN SEND DIRECTLY TO ME IN A COMMENT THEN, REPOST THE EMPTY QUESTIONS.
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[Jan. 12th, 2008|05:39 pm] |
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I'm really nervous to see some people .... |
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[Nov. 17th, 2007|11:44 pm] |
I hate girls.
I mean, I like them.
you know what I mean.
...now onto drinking Lauren's water |
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[Nov. 12th, 2007|12:07 pm] |
best pick-up line ever:
My pupils open when I lay my eyes on you.
oh god, we make social psych fun. |
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[Nov. 12th, 2007|12:06 pm] |
Who says that if you're gay you can't believe in God?
wrong. |
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[May. 16th, 2005|08:18 am] |
The Keys to Your Heart
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You are attracted to those who are unbridled, untrammeled, and free. |
In love, you feel the most alive when your partner is patient and never willing to give up on you. |
You'd like to your lover to think you are stylish and alluring. |
You would be forced to break up with someone who was ruthless, cold-blooded, and sarcastic. |
Your ideal relationship is open. Both of you can talk about everything... no secrets. |
Your risk of cheating is zero. You care about society and morality. You would never break a commitment. |
You think of marriage as something that will confine you. You are afraid of marriage. |
In this moment, you think of love as something you can get or discard anytime. You're feeling self centered. |
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[May. 13th, 2005|08:56 am] |
Every time your near baby
I get kinda crazy in my head for you
I don’t know what to do
And oh baby
I get kinda shaky when they mention you
I just lose my cool
My friends tell me
Something has come over me
And I think I know what it is
I think I’m in love
Boy I think that I’m in love with you
I’ll be doin silly things when it comes to you
Boy I think that I’m in love with you
I’ve been tellin all my friends what I feel for you
Just the other night baby
I saw you hangin you were with your crew
I was with mine too
You took me by surprise
When you turned and looked me in my eyes
Oh you really blew my mind
I don’t know what’s gotten into me
But I kinda think I know what it is
Something strange has come over me
Got me goin out of my mind
Never met a guy like you before
You make me feel special inside |
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[May. 10th, 2005|08:12 am] |
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I'm in school and bored, as usual.
Today April and I are going tanning (if I can get a good amount of money to go). Je suis tres heureuse. Je ne vais pas etre blanche, peut-etre? J'espere. Hopefully town cutters will be open today! Oh yeah, it's Tuesday so they might just be! :D
I just emailed Cobby. :D
I want today to be over! And high school! and I want to start college.
I want to go college shopping with Megan, really badly.
Yesterday Andrea Taylor (Ms. Taylor) was subbing for Ms. Leopold, and I told her about Joe and the Game Stop Hotties Fan Club, and she's like "omg he's like my best friend!" Which I freaked out. Then we found a picture (well, she did) of him in like 9th grade. He still looks the same, too! C'etait tres amuse.
THIS-CLASS-HAS-TO-COME-TO-AN-END.
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[May. 9th, 2005|10:55 am] |
Saturday I went to the mall with April and her brother. It was very fun! I got a pair of jeans, a skirt, and a really cute dress. I will wear the dress at graduation (ahh)! April's brother told me that I could pick out three outfits for him and he will buy them! I'm so excited, we're going shopping again in two weeks!
I'm in the computer lab right now. Bored out of my mind. I was in math, but we're not doing anything because AP is over.
:D that's it |
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[May. 6th, 2005|10:13 pm] |
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Heylo!
Hmm. I don't know when I updated last. Ok, so yesterday, I had my math final. It was a lot easier than I thought it would be. I hopefully got a 70-something. Which is bad, but I thought I was going to get a 20 so it is somewhat better.
Today I went over to Megan's. It was fun. We always have a good time walking and telling stories. :D Especially her work stories and my Lou stories. Then we went to Stewart's and bought lots of candy! Yay! it was fun (the wrappers are still in my pocket)!
I'm getting more excited about RandyMac everyday!
I'm going to the beach the Monday-Wednesday after graduation. It should be awesome. I'm going camping next weekend. eww. ticks! I'm so scared, but it should be fun too!
We're doing this paper in English, which is actually pretty fun. It's this essay contest of our dream room. We can put anything in it, as long as the cost is under $100,000. It's by far the most interesting paper yet (well, the preparation part, not the actual writing part).
I'm not working tomorrow; I'm going to the Palisades with April and her brother. Ahh, I'm so excited. It should be great. What's better than a day with April, getting clothes, and having money!
I work Sunday with Raechelle. Hopefully Joe will be working, and then it'll be an awesome day! God how I love the Game Stop Hotties. :D It'll still be awesome, because Raechelle and I are just oh so much fun!
I went to Babba Louies today. Fun times- that's all I can say. He like charged me too much for my ice cream though; I'll have to get him back for that next time. oh well.
Shauna: "What's with the blue plaid hat?"
Me: "I have no clue, but it's ugly. We'll have to tell him."
Shauna: "Hmm, I think it's periwinkle."
mucho amor,
Danielle |
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[May. 4th, 2005|10:15 pm] |
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As Tom Armstrong once said, “Tourette Syndrome is in large part a disease that occurs mostly in other people's heads. It is the disease of other people's opinions and prejudices. Without other people, Tourette Syndrome would be nothing but mannerisms! Sometimes I wonder who should really be in treatment . . .” Living with Tourette’s Syndrome, I often wonder what it is like to be “normal” or live without the infamous question by peers and adults of why I have tics or make random noises. Although I have had to put up with the ignorance of people that surround me, this has made me strong and passionate in everything I do, making myself want to achieve more than just a “normal” person.
During my youth, I would have “habits” that I would be reprimanded for, by both my family and teachers. In fifth grade, I had a very compassionate teacher that spoke to my parents about my “habits” and that maybe I should see a doctor. Unfortunately, I did have something wrong. I was diagnosed with Tourette’s Syndrome, a disease that affects the brain. After my diagnosis, I was bullied constantly, but with the help of my family and friends, I remained content throughout my childhood. My friends defended me every time they heard someone making fun of me. My parents let me live the life of a normal pre-teen, doing gymnastics, cheerleading, tennis, band, chorus and everything in between. My friends were never embarrassed; my parents never complained about missing work for doctor’s appointments, paying for the cost of prescriptions, and dealing with the questions that everyone had about the disease. I now realize that I underestimated their companionship. Without my family and friends, I could not be what I am now.
I have been on medication for the last seven years of my life and doctors are unsure whether or not I will ever be taken off of it. Throughout these years, I have had many medicine changes. There are many side effects to these prescriptions, including significant weight gain, constant hunger, and endless exhaustion. I would often get yelled at by my parents for sneaking food or gaining large amounts of weight, but I knew this scolding was out of love and apprehension, so I dealt with it and tried to make the best of it. Also with the medicine, I would get the, “did you take your medicine” comments from my friends. I would just laugh, but deep down, for some reason, it would hurt me. They did not understand the burden of these pills. I try not to concentrate on the dismal effects the medicine has had on me, but on their ability to help me succeed.
I try not to judge people who have disabilities, such as mine. Instead, I like to help people who are in need. I know the ones that helped me have touched my life, and I wish to do the same. I have learned over time that a person that judges another because of what he sees immediately, but not from what he learns over time, judges out of ignorance. It is this lack of knowledge that people with disorders have to live with. However, it is possible that they may acquire strength from this experience. For example, when I was younger, I was never able to defend myself. Now that I am older, I have learned that the only way to get through life is to stand up for myself and what I believe in. I think the Tourette’s has made me realize this in a way that nothing or no one else could. Judgmental people may intimidate many people with disorders, and I try to help those that are hesitant to realize that anything is possible; if their mind is willing, they can do anything they desire!
I never got a chance to thank the people that care about me. As I got older, I drifted away from many of my friends. Even now, however, we still care about each other. They still know I have Tourette’s, and they try to teach their friends about it. As I make new friends, I teach them about the disease. As for my family, they will always be there for me--- with comforting words, loving truth, sound advice, but most of all with admiration and support. Even if I do not show it, I am thankful for those that have touched my life. I will never forget the people that listened to me and tried to understand.
I do not want to be “just ordinary.” I want to touch the lives’ of other people. I want to reach beyond what is expected of me. I am able to say, “I have Tourette’s Syndrome,” and be proud to say it. I enjoy explaining what Tourette’s is, as if I am opening someone’s eyes to a new world. I once had a friend that commented to me, “Danielle, I think Tourette’s makes you unique. It makes you who you are!” I have realized that it is true. At one time in my life, Tourette’s was a burden to me, but I have gotten over that. I’ve focused on my life, and my dream--- to touch the lives’ of others, as others have touched mine |
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| Long week!! |
[May. 4th, 2005|10:08 pm] |
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NOTE: For anyone that I added as a friend, it's Danielle. :D
AHH long week
Tuesday I woke up and went out to my car to find ice on my windshield. That's right. It's May; there was ice on my windshield! Weird. But what made it even worse was that I had my AP that morning, and I had to be to school on time (which never happens). That was a total waste of 3 hours of my life, if you ask me. So I get out of the exam, take Shauna and Emily to Babba Louie's, take them home/back to the high school, volunteer at court for 3 hours, rush to the post office, walk, go back to the town hall, and FINALLY go home.
Long day!
Today I worked. Jim plucked my eyebrows! It took a whole two hours to do. It was so painful too! It was fun though, because Tara came in. fun fun. I actually didn't go to Babba Louie's today, which is weird, because Wednesdays are my days to go.
Sunday was fun. Raechelle went and took pictures of the Game Stop Hottie, and the Radio Shack Hottie. She told Joe that I payed her, so Joe came in and was like, "you better have payed her for doing that." We know who his favorite is! lol
Nothing else new now!! :D
update more later!
Danielle |
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