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Name: Sarah Country: United States State: Louisiana Metro: Slidell Birthday: 6/4/1984 Gender: Female
Interests: Well I like alot of things. Such as food and sleep. But aside from that I like hello kitty, my dog Buster, siamese cats, Burt's Bees chapstick, Rimmell makeup, ALIAS, Nip/tuck, The OC, Desperate Housewives, Sex and the City, MC Singers, and Jazz Ensemble. Expertise: Eating. Alot. Occupation: Music Teacher
Message: message me Website: visit my website AIM: overthemoon64
Member Since:
9/21/2005
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| I
have a big sister
Her
name is Sarah
She
is funny and ditzy
She
is a shopaholic
Whenever
I need her, she is always there
I
don’t know what I would do without her
I love her to death!
My little sister, Rachel's, english assignment. A free verse poem. *love*
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It's late and I feel like writing.
Isn't it so strange to know someone so completely and then to all of a
sudden not? To one day wake up and realize that you have forgotten some
of those special moments, intense feelings and memories in the blink of
an eye? How bits and pieces of what you knew break off as each week
passes? A good friend once told me to "look forward to the day of
forgetting." To be able to wake up and have lost that strong connection
to that past or person. I am beginning to. It is amazing to me and also
very relieving. I didn't think it would be. But somehow God has guided
me through this. He's working on restoring my heart and I'm hoping to
give it completely over to Him this time before I hand it over to anyone else. Completely letting go of someone who you know is so
wonderful through and through, but just not the person for you is definitely tough. Even
simply writing these thoughts out into words gives me an anxious
feeling....allowing myself to think. I believe it is
important too, though. It's been a while since I have been able to
look back optimistically and appreciate the past. I am still not all
the way there but it's coming quickly. Or at least it seems to be.
Thanks to You, I am at peace.
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This post is merely a glorification of Liz's.
I don't think I have ever fully expounded on the time of when I met
Lance Bass and how from the moment we locked eyes I knew it- knew he
was gay. Liz was defiant to acknowledging this fact. Trying to seduce
him with every trick in the book. I warned her that she would only get
crushed. That he might just get under that hood a bit too fast.
Ultimately, she failed. We did, although, enjoy playing a fun bout
of karoake revolution. Liz sang "Bye, Bye, Bye" to Lance and we all
went on our merry way.
It's nice to have friends in high places.
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| Time to get a new car. I have it narrowed down to two. Tell me what to do! Nissan Sentra 2007 (I'd get it in either the black or blue)
Mazda 3 2007
I wouldn't mind getting another sentra because mine did me real good in that wreck. But ohmygoodnes the mazda 3 is so cute. AND it is also a really great car. What do you think? | | |
| I suppose since I am just laying/lying (I never know which one iscorrect) here, completely immobile (sp?) I might as well update.
Last night was exciting. Got in a really huge wreck. So now my car is gone and I can't walk. It's not fun feeling completely helpless. Luckily, Russell was following behind me and he already has past experiences as far as me and car wrecks are concerned....so of course he handled it...quite well. I'dreally like to go into the dramatics of teh whole wreck and all the damage but I won't for risk of sounding like an attention getter. It was bad though. ugh. I have no money and don't know how I'll get to and from work...but I know He'll provide.
Thank God for amazing friends and a caring mom.
Edit- Ok Liz here are your details :) I came out of it with a broken pelvis and broken sacrum (something to do with the lower vertebrae). And I can't sleep so I'm updating this edit and 6 am in the morning hahahaha. I dont' think the morphine has fully worn off yet...OH... and thank YOU for the flowers!!! | | |
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