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23 mai WTF?!?
1 avril I know my Bible!!!You know the Bible 85%!
Wow! You are awesome! You are a true Biblical scholar, not just a hearer but a personal reader! The books, the characters, the events, the verses - you know it all! You are fantastic! 20 mars Heaven knows I'm miserable now!In my life
Why do i smile At people who i'd much rather kick in the eye ? The Smiths
8 février i was boredlook what i found
cool huh. to be honest anything would amuse me right now. i'm waiting on mock the week starting. then it'll be ten thirty and i'm going to go to my bed. before 11pm? yes thanx. I'm going slighlty insane.
might go for a cig
K x
2 février ShockShock - Val Emmich
No more secrets here Let's make it crystal clear Just tell me yes or no That's all I want to know You're supposed to be my friend Don't lie to me Just turn and walk away I could punch your fucking face You took it way way way too far You're not who I thought you are Tell me it's a joke Tell me you're kidding 'Cause I believed in you But now you have a lot to prove You're supposed to be my friend Don't lie to me Just turn and walk away I could punch your fucking face You took it way way way too far You're not who I thought you... If I don't know you (If I don't know you) Then I don't know anyone If I don't know you (If I don't know you) Then I don't know anyone Shock! Think carefully Before you speak Think carefully Before you speak... You've got one chance to come clean One more chance to come clean You've got one chance to come clean One more chance and then I'm leaving 29 janvier Book1. Grab the nearest book
2. Open the book to page 123. 3. Find the fifth sentence. 4. Post the text of the next 3 sentences on your blog along with these instructions. 5. Don't you dare dig for that "cool" or "intellectual" book in your closet! I know you were thinking about it! Just pick up whatever is closest. Generally, the apparent effects of divorce (compared with children in non-divorcing families) were considerably reduced when the situation pre-divorce was taken into account. As the auther put it, 'at least as much attention needs to be paid to the processes that occur in troubled, intact families as to the trauma that children suffer after their parents separate.' This conclusion tends to be supported by resutls from another longitudinal study in the UK - the ALSPAC study, which recruited over 14,138 children born between April 1991 and December 1992 from the area around Bristol. And if you want to know more about that then you'll have to buy Understanding Children's Development, 4th Edition by Smith, COwie and Blades. Hooray for studying! 8 janvier Consistency!I passed my parapsychology essay...
*does a little dance around the room
WOOHOO!
And what's more...
But I knew that anyway...
=) 4 janvier My Christmas tree is down...Well, that's Christmas and New Year over and done with! 2007... hmmm where did last year go...
2006: A quick synopsis
January: Went to Roslin Chappel for mates birthday, went to Belfast to visit my brother, got a new job working with my mate Katharine, washing dishes in a pub, stopeed drinking.
February: Got back into the swing of things at Uni.
March: My brother-in-law's father passed away, sang the Messiah with Jubilo.
April: Carried on cracking on with Uni work.
May: Had on of the best birthday's ever. Did Uni exams and left the pub I was working in.
June: Went to Skipton for Richard's brithday and to Iona with Jo.
July: Worked with my Mum at the surgery and went back to Iona for Community week, strengthening old relationships and making new ones.
August: Went to see Catherine in Newcastle and saw loads of shows at the Edinburgh Festival.
September: Started back at Uni and started a new choir, went to visit my mate Kat in Glasgow.
October: Did loads of babysitting, had a wicked night out for Katharine's birthday, wnet to see 7 Seconds of Love! Woohoo! And went to see Rocky Horror! LONDON BABY!!
November: Paniced about Uni work, studied shit loads.
December: Went to see the Levellers in Glasgow, did the shittiest exams EVER, had Christmas choir concert, spent Christmas day at my folks with myself, Mum, Dad and brother, had New Year in the house with friends.
A bloody busy year to say the least. Still swamped with Uni work; but loving it. Still struggling with friendships. Still off the booze; still paranoid, but not nearly so bad. Feel more clever, also fatter, but happier all round. Don't know what I'd do without my friends and family. They're amazing.
New Years resolution;
No More MacDonalds. (Let's see how long that lasts!) 10 décembre My christmas tree is up!Christmas is coming...
Yay!
Peace. x
And btw... can my pals please stay out of hospital... I care about you too much! Although it is a good place to go when you're ill... so stop getting ill?!? Enough said. x 2 décembre BlogSo much happened this week... it's been ups and downs and ups and downs... Get me off this rollercoaster! I think I have something stuck under my deleate key... it's annoying me. This week people have made me laugh, angered me by doubting me and questioning me, people have told me they love, love, love me, and someone even said they find me attractive! Hmmm... I have been examined (stats wise), entertained with music, someone has been so generous to me that it made me cry! People have danced to me djing, laughed at me jokes, hugged me, listened to me winge... I have given a gift, made someone smile, freaked someone out... i have also read books, listened to stories, watched Robin Hood on tv and listened to my very own radio station. I have been woken by the wind, been given a cartoon booklet that made me laugh a lot (my pal is so tallanted) and I have pressented. I have been out for dinner and have eaten microwavable food. I have drunk tea, hot water and ginger beer. I also bumped into an old friend who told me i looked wonderful... I love my life. It's certainly not boring.
Keep on pigeoning.
x
8 novembre RE: Talking about My computer is useless... it makes crap coffee! In case people are wondering about the delay... I will get 'art' off to you as and when I have time. To the (no name) person, reveal you identity and I will happily oblige. There are still only three of you so there's no rush... 10 octobre My computer is useless... it makes crap coffee!The first five people to respond to this post will receive some form of art, by me, for them. I make no guarantees about quality or type, only of individuality.
There's a catch, of course, if you sign up, you have to put this in your own space too! 7 octobre One is so easily amused...Bargin of the week, 18 rolls of Andrex (light blue) for £5. Yes!
" 'It's all about the balance, don't you see? Balance is the trick. Keep the balance and - ' She stopped. 'You've ridden on a see-saw? One end goes up, one end goes down. But the bit in the middle, right in the middle, that stays where it is. Up-ness and down-ness go right through it. Don't matter how high or low the ends go, it keeps the balance.' " Granny Weatherwax in Terry Pratchett's The Wintersmith (2006) 2 octobre Can't be positive all the time...
Stranger (suddenly) How old were you when he died?
Freud Who?
Stranger Your father.
Freud Forty.
Stranger Come on. Don't pretend not to understand: how old were you when he died ... for you ... in your mind.
Freud (not inclined to answer) It's so long ago . . .
Stranger Let me guess . . . You must have been thirteen. After thirteen years on this earth it suddenly occurred to out that your father could be wrong. And that even when he was wrong he persisted in his error and that what you'd taken for a wise man's authority was in fact a foolish man's insecurity. And you saw that he had weaknesses. That he was frightened, that he would avoid difficult decisions, be afraid ... of his neighbour, even his wife. And you realised that his principles were not timeless and eternal like the sun behind the clouds, but more like habits, familiar things like a battered pair of old slippers, things he used to repeat endlessly, hoping that they would find validity in their repetition. And that is when you realised that he was old .., and not only old but getting older. His arms were getting flabby, his skin was getting dark, his back was rounding off and that his every thought was like his every step . . . cautious. In short, on that day you discovered that your father was merely a man.
Freud And that was the day I grew up.
24 septembre Save as draftWent to church this morning after very little sleep. (Vegas!) The reading today was from Proverbs 31.10-31 A passage about the wonders of wives and how amasing and hard working and loyal they are. Intersting stuff I though. How the hell is this relevant? John started by saything that the thing he liked about the reading is how worked up it gets people. And that there are some passages in the bible that just don't sit well in todays society so getting worked up about them is a good thing; starts debates etc. The other thing that John took from this reading, or infact how I interpraited what he was saying, was that is ok to be proud of who you are. Not in an 'I'm better than you' way, but appreciating the gifts you have that you share wth others. Last night I spent the evening with two very close friends who have no idea how wonderful they are. We actually stood for ten minutes discussing how beautiful each other is, while of course disregarding and dismissing the beauty in ourselves. We are so quick to put ourselves down in the face of others, so quick to judge our own mistakes and find it so hard to forgive our own actions. I do the same myself... The point being, TAKE A COMPLIMENT WHEN IT'S GIVEN TO YOU! Accept that are are beautiful, amasing and unique and wonderful. It doesn't make you a bad person if you pat yourself on the back now and again and say 'well done'. Believe in yourself.
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