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Name: Michelle
State: Missouri
Metro: Springfield
Gender: Female
Interests: Social justice. Large groups of people where i am not known. Religion. Downtown. Being a friend. Having fun. Staying at home with Jeff and Lucy the dog. Running (well, I am a fair-weather runner, honestly). Traveling. Music--I LOVE music. Indie Movies. The Moxie theater. Jesus Christ. Talking with Winnie on the phone.
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Music I Love:
Spoon,
Cat Power,
Wilco,
Katie Herzig,
Fiest,
Doves,
Radiohead,
Mates of State,
Sufjan Stevens,
Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos,
Phoenix,
Tom Petty,
Snow Patrol
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Artists I love:
Henri Matisse,
Marc Chagall, Kadinsky, Warhol
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Movies I love:
Amelie,
Lost in Translation,
White Oleander,
SNAKES on a Plane! (maybe not),
Garden State,
When Harry Met Sally,
The Girl in the Cafe,
Star Wars
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Expertise: Working with youth and children with severe emotional disorders.
Occupation: Administrative
Industry: Nonprofit
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
5/10/2005
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| Ok, that's it. I can't keep up with this and myspace. I am not gonna write anymore on here (well, you may have guessed that from my last entry being almost a month ago). I just can't keep up with the blogging world! I am sorry. i am so, so sorry.
visit me at www.myspace.com/twin33
You don't have to have myspace to view it.  | | |
| bah-da-da-da-da do weeee wop woah----la la la la la la la mmmmmmmmmmmhhhhhhhhhhh....
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| I need to find something extra-curricular (I don't think I can actually use that word since I'm not in school anymore) to do after work. Jeff has improv, I have lucy and the house. Things have just dramatically changed since I have gotten married and I'm ready for a group or something... I dunno. Ideas? | | |
| I am doing a presentation on bullying, specificially girl bullying, for a local school in a couple of weeks. I am currently doing research. I have questions for whoever comes across this page and can give me a bit of information:
Have you ever been harrassed by someone through e-mail, internet, chat rooms, text messages, or blogs?
How old were you when you started your myspace page?
I was harrassed by a friend a lot through e-mail and instant messages when I was in middle school and high school, and I know it happens a lot now through text messages, blogs, etc. Please don't be offended by this, but all I had to do was type in "fat bitch" on the xanga search to come up with some pretty nasty blogs on the internet targeted at others. So, I figure most other people have experienced what I am talking about in one way or another. If you have any experiences that you can share with me I would be very appreciative.
Thanks!
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| So....
watched lots of TV the last couple of days wanting to remember the attacks made on our country five years ago... remember the pain, the way it has changed us all, the fact that that was the first time Jeff and I got together after we met in July of 2001. So much in that day...
Watched a documentary about 9/11 and the affect it had on faith. Very good. It was relevant outside of being about 9/11, b/c it was about how to reconcile when really really really bad things, evil things, however you want to put it, happen in regards to faith. Hard stuff.
Pretend I had more to say than just sharing my thoughts on this one momentous day. I have had so many other thoughts today that stemmed from 9/11 but didn't stop there. Too many to count. Its just that its late and time for bed. Here's the thing---I want our society to remember that September 11th isn't the ONLY bad day in history... It would give it too much power. There have been the crusades, holocaust, wars, genocide, all exceeding this scope of hatred. 9/11 helps us remember that its out there, lurking--that there is evil out there to be had and it can breed and cause death if we aren't vigilant and careful. And it goes beyond the cliche words GW, or anyone, for that matter, uses to describe it. It can be as small as spreading a rumor about a friend, (or even not a friend!), to as large and momentous this awful display of murder we remember 5 years ago.
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