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Archive for August, 2008

Defining Moments. Part 2.

Thanks to the five or so of you who posted your stories. For the other 95 or so of you who apparently checked the blog yesterday (the stats page does not lie), you are all slackers. Kidding. I know, I haven’t even told you mine. Comments are still open…so if you feel the need to [...]

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Defining Moments. Part 1.

I have a love-hate relationship with my Group Processing class. It’s not nearly as fun as the last class I took here, but it’s definitely not the worst school experience on my list.
One of the requirements for this particular course is that we actually particpate as members in a group counseling experience. We have to [...]

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Funday Sunday.

Okay, so it wasn’t really a Funday Sunday. I spent approximately eight hours driving myself to Lynchburg, and then I just spent the last six hours doing the remainder of my pre-course assignments. I had to handwrite every workbook answer, so my hand is blistered. It’s just not used to this kind of abuse anymore. [...]

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So frail.

I’m floored.
The “Healer” songwriter is a fraud. The whole story is a lie. Tyler’s blog has the full story and links to the news articles about it.
For those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about, the “Healer” song is a song that was just released a couple of weeks ago on the [...]

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Excellence.

If it falls your lot to be a street sweeper, sweep streets like Michelangelo painted pictures, sweep streets like Beethoven composed music…Sweep streets like Shakespeare wrote poetry. Sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will have to pause and say: Here lived a great street sweeper who swept his job [...]

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I officially finished up my summer semester yesterday. I am glad to see it end. I’m a little bit OVER eight weeks of “Multicultural” counseling aspects…and I’m especially over ridiculous papers such as “Arab Muslim Religious and Political Tradition and Its Impact on the Professional Counseling Relationship.”
YES, I actually had to write a paper with that [...]

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Yes,  my Hannah Montana toothbrush does play her music. Inside your mouth. A Disney party three times a day.
Remember, coveting is a sin.
Up next…lunchables, goldfish crackers, and Saturday morning cartoons.
This little girl is SO grown up.

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Beggars.

I initially stole this thought from a conversation with my friend. So if you’re not into plagiarism (or if you strongly disagree with what I’m about to say…kidding), this came from a brief conversation with her last week. She is much wiser and more thoughtful than I am, and approximately half of the deep things [...]

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