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MIA...again...

My computer has been down, and the only chance I get to use one is at my parent's house, and we all know I try to go there as little as possible! Just kidding! I've been busy...school started...I have a cool GPS mapping class...walked a mile in that class today, through sanitized sewage, lots of rocks, poison ivy, and a cute boy named Alex who offered to carry my jacket when it got too hot and I took it off. I think I will definitely be looking forward to this class. Work started too...YUCK! I'm not happy with that place...more later. I just wanted to catch up for a quick second...Not too much to say...I have good days and bad days still. I'm depressed as hell most of the time, but I'm making it through and staying busy. I also started training with Ray Ray again! I haven't been able to walk without pain in a week! I'm trying to avoid writing about certain things on this blog anymore...or certain people...I'm finding that challenging...well, I gotta run...I just came over here to pick up Gabby, and I've got to get home so I can get up at 5! I think I have some plans for this weekend with some old friends. I also get to see cutie Alex in class on Tuesday...and then again on Tuesday night when the Geography Society from school goes to the Flying Saucer for Trivia night. Exciting!

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The Blonde Hurricane said…
Glad to have you back! I have missed you! I really hope 2006 will bring good things to you...Hang in there, sweetie!
4:13 PM
Jacq said…
Hey you! I missed ya!

I wrote a tribute to all my blogger buds, so make sure you check out my blog. I'm taking a trip to my mom's so I won't be blogging again until next week.
7:37 AM
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