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14 years ago
Friday, October 30, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Goodbye. :'(
Today was my last session with my psychologist, so i'll never see her again. Unfortunately for the majority of the session, i was in tears and could hardly speak, so it was a pretty sucky time.
My other psych said it might be a good idea to write the one that's leaving a letter, so i can get a bit of closure. So i'll probably do that sometime this week. Not today, cos i'll start crying again, and i really don't want to start crying again.
Just so you know, yeah, i have 2 psychologists. I won't be keeping in contact with the one that's leaving. And after she's gone, i'll only be seeing the one. The one's that's leaving is the one i was closest to, because she was the one who... ran the sessions i guess. The other one was there to observe and give ideas.
K that's about all i want to say right now. As you might guess, it's hard to write about.
My other psych said it might be a good idea to write the one that's leaving a letter, so i can get a bit of closure. So i'll probably do that sometime this week. Not today, cos i'll start crying again, and i really don't want to start crying again.
Just so you know, yeah, i have 2 psychologists. I won't be keeping in contact with the one that's leaving. And after she's gone, i'll only be seeing the one. The one's that's leaving is the one i was closest to, because she was the one who... ran the sessions i guess. The other one was there to observe and give ideas.
K that's about all i want to say right now. As you might guess, it's hard to write about.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Mondays. Sheesh.
They're so longgggg. And it didn't help that today was hot. :P
Anyways the 'gay youth group' i'm in has really been taking off over the past few weeks.
(Obviously i'm not going to go into much detail, cos i don't want anyone knowing where i live. :P)
Just over a week ago a party was held by an outside 'gay etc. group', and all the funds went directly to my group. About 150 people showed up, and it was $10 (Aus) to get in, so... now we have money. :D
Previously we only had enough to just keep running, and even then, only enough money for a few years. Now with money, we should be able to not only continue running, but really make a difference in the community. One of our projects is to make 'pride packs' or something like that, with resources for people who are coming out or thinking of it or anything similar, with resources and information about support and stuff about our group. So with money that is now possible. :) We're also making banners and redesigning our logo atm.
Also, a journalist and photographer came by today because they're putting an article about us in the paper. The photographer took pictures (well duhh) and then the journalist asked us a lot of questions about... pretty much everything, and he seemed genuinely interested. :)
He asked if anyone had a story they wanted to share, and i said yes, so i briefly recounted to him my coming out experience.
That was quite a brave step for me. There were about a dozen other people from my group in the room that hadn't heard about it before. Oh, let's not forget that this is a journalist! lol. And it's going in the paper that probably tens of thousands of people read. And he's using my first name too, and it isn't exactly a generic name, as some of you know. :P
But yeah it's all good. And no, don't ask to see the article cos then you'll know where i live. :P
Anyways the 'gay youth group' i'm in has really been taking off over the past few weeks.
(Obviously i'm not going to go into much detail, cos i don't want anyone knowing where i live. :P)
Just over a week ago a party was held by an outside 'gay etc. group', and all the funds went directly to my group. About 150 people showed up, and it was $10 (Aus) to get in, so... now we have money. :D
Previously we only had enough to just keep running, and even then, only enough money for a few years. Now with money, we should be able to not only continue running, but really make a difference in the community. One of our projects is to make 'pride packs' or something like that, with resources for people who are coming out or thinking of it or anything similar, with resources and information about support and stuff about our group. So with money that is now possible. :) We're also making banners and redesigning our logo atm.
Also, a journalist and photographer came by today because they're putting an article about us in the paper. The photographer took pictures (well duhh) and then the journalist asked us a lot of questions about... pretty much everything, and he seemed genuinely interested. :)
He asked if anyone had a story they wanted to share, and i said yes, so i briefly recounted to him my coming out experience.
That was quite a brave step for me. There were about a dozen other people from my group in the room that hadn't heard about it before. Oh, let's not forget that this is a journalist! lol. And it's going in the paper that probably tens of thousands of people read. And he's using my first name too, and it isn't exactly a generic name, as some of you know. :P
But yeah it's all good. And no, don't ask to see the article cos then you'll know where i live. :P
"Church can reject gays, single mums"
From The Age (a newspaper lol).
It's a couple weeks old but we were discussing it at my 'gay youth group' today.
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Gay rights advocates have criticised slated changes to Victoria's equal opportunity laws that will continue to allow religious organisations to discriminate against gays and single parents.
State Attorney-General Rob Hulls says a new Equal Opportunity Bill will be introduced into parliament next year.
Under the changes, religious groups will no longer be able to discriminate on the grounds of race, disability, age, physical features, political belief or breastfeeding.
But they can continue to discriminate on grounds including sexuality or marital status if it is in accordance with their beliefs.
Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group spokesman Rodney Croome says the right to employment and education is more important than pandering to religious prejudice.
"Too often this issue is seen as gay rights versus religious freedom when, in fact, it is about the right to a job you're qualified for, to attend the school of your choosing and to receive essential services," he said.
Australian Christian Lobby director Rob Ward said some of the options canvassed as part of a review of exemptions to the Equal Opportunity Act, had they been implemented, would have had serious repercussions for churches, religious schools and church-related organisations.
"Faith-based groups throughout Victoria have been united in their strong concern about a number of the options being looked at as they would have undermined the very core of these bodies by preventing them from upholding their beliefs in terms of who they employ and, therefore, how they operate," he said.
"It is good to see the Victorian government respecting those concerns and the basic right to religious freedom in this state."
Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission chief executive Helen Szoke said the proposed revamp of the law was a positive step towards a better balance between religious freedom and anti-discrimination.
She said she was pleased religious bodies would soon have to demonstrate how employing someone of a particular religion was an inherent requirement of a job.
"Religious schools or religious charities, for example, will have to show how belonging to a particular religion is relevant to the job they are trying to fill," Dr Szoke said.
"In the case of religious education teachers or chaplains, this will be clear. However, in the case of office staff or the maths teacher it will need to be made explicit how religion is relevant to the job."
The review of the Equal Opportunity Act was conducted by parliament's Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee.
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It's a couple weeks old but we were discussing it at my 'gay youth group' today.
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Gay rights advocates have criticised slated changes to Victoria's equal opportunity laws that will continue to allow religious organisations to discriminate against gays and single parents.
State Attorney-General Rob Hulls says a new Equal Opportunity Bill will be introduced into parliament next year.
Under the changes, religious groups will no longer be able to discriminate on the grounds of race, disability, age, physical features, political belief or breastfeeding.
But they can continue to discriminate on grounds including sexuality or marital status if it is in accordance with their beliefs.
Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group spokesman Rodney Croome says the right to employment and education is more important than pandering to religious prejudice.
"Too often this issue is seen as gay rights versus religious freedom when, in fact, it is about the right to a job you're qualified for, to attend the school of your choosing and to receive essential services," he said.
Australian Christian Lobby director Rob Ward said some of the options canvassed as part of a review of exemptions to the Equal Opportunity Act, had they been implemented, would have had serious repercussions for churches, religious schools and church-related organisations.
"Faith-based groups throughout Victoria have been united in their strong concern about a number of the options being looked at as they would have undermined the very core of these bodies by preventing them from upholding their beliefs in terms of who they employ and, therefore, how they operate," he said.
"It is good to see the Victorian government respecting those concerns and the basic right to religious freedom in this state."
Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission chief executive Helen Szoke said the proposed revamp of the law was a positive step towards a better balance between religious freedom and anti-discrimination.
She said she was pleased religious bodies would soon have to demonstrate how employing someone of a particular religion was an inherent requirement of a job.
"Religious schools or religious charities, for example, will have to show how belonging to a particular religion is relevant to the job they are trying to fill," Dr Szoke said.
"In the case of religious education teachers or chaplains, this will be clear. However, in the case of office staff or the maths teacher it will need to be made explicit how religion is relevant to the job."
The review of the Equal Opportunity Act was conducted by parliament's Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Questionnaire.
I've never done a questionnaire on my blog before, because i find them really annoying. :P
But this one had a few good questions, so i figured posting it would help make up for the lack of posts recently.
Also, honestly, i'm just bored out of my brain atm. :P
1. First thing you wash in the shower?
My hair, and i take ages to do it. :P
2. What colour is your favorite hoodie?
Brown and black.
3. Would you kiss the last person you kissed again?
I haven't kissed anyone in years. Axly i can't remember ever kissing anyone.
4. Do you plan outfits every day?
Not really but i do have an idea of what pants i'm going to wear for the coming days, so i know when to have things washed.
5. How are you feeling RIGHT now?
Boreeeeeeeeddd.
6. What’s the closest thing to you that's red?
My shirt. It's red and pink.
7. The last dream you remember having?
It was about the characters of my story. It was pretty cool.
8. Did you meet anybody new today?
Yeah some guy at work exp. Dunno his name.
9. What are you craving right now?
Something i'm not gonna talk about. :P
10. Do you floss?
Nope.
11. What comes to mind when I say cabbage?
Taxis.
12. Are you emotional?
Yes, very.
13. Have you ever counted to 1,000?
I have a life.
14. Do you bite into your ice cream or just lick it?
Lick it. I like licking things. I make that no secret. :P
15. Do you like your hair?
It's too thick.
16. Do you like yourself?
Nope.
17. Would you go out to eat with George Bush?
No thanks.
18. What are you listening to right now?
Nothing. I guess i should put some music on. *puts Rock Star theme tune from Kirby on* :P
19. Are your parents strict?
Nope.
20. Would you go sky diving?
I'm scared of heights. So i wouldn't. But i am becoming more daring, so probably one day i would if i could.
21. Do you like cottage cheese?
Haven't tried it.
22. Have you ever met a celebrity?
No but i said hello to one on the phone. :P
23. Do you rent movies often?
Nope. Got no one to watch them with. I'd like to.
24. Is there anything sparkly in the room you're in?
Yeah some crap of my Mum's. :P
25. How many countries have you visited?
None, apart from Australia, but that doesn't count as visiting.
26. Have you made a prank phone call?
No, i'm a nice boy. :)
27. Ever been on a train?
Sure have and it was awful cos we kept getting delayed.
28. Brown or white eggs?
I've only tried white but i do like me some interracial. ^_^
29. Do you have a cell-phone?
Yes and i couldn't live without it now.
30. Do you use chap stick?
Yeah sometimes.
31. Do you own a gun?
It's kind of illegal...
32. Can you use chop sticks?
No way. I'm much too clumsy.
33. Who are you going to be with tonight?
Nobody, again.
34. Are you too forgiving?
Yes.
35. Ever been in love?
Yeah.
36. What is your best friend(s) doing tomorrow?
I dunno. lol
37. Ever have cream puffs?
Wtf are they?
38. Last time you cried?
A few days ago probly. It happens so much, i don't take notice of it any more. :P
39. What was the last question you asked?
Fish and chips for dinner?
40. Favorite time of the year?
School holidays.
41. Do you have any tattoos?
Illegal much.
42. Are you sarcastic?
Nah i'm so not sarcastic. *sarcasm*
43. Have you ever seen The Butterfly Effect?
No but i base most of my life around it.
44. Ever walked into a wall?
Most likely.
45. Favorite color?
Pink.
46. Have you ever slapped someone?
Nope.
47. Is your hair curly?
No it's wavy.
48. What was the last CD you bought?
Uhm can't remember. It's been a while.
49. Do looks matter?
Not to me.
50. Could you ever forgive a cheater?
No.
51. Is your phone bill sky high?
No. :P
52. Do you like your life right now?
It's getting better and i'm happy with that. It's been a lot worse. :P
53. Do you sleep with the TV on?
Only if i fall asleep not on purpose.
54. Can you handle the truth?
If i'm better off not knowing, then i don't wanna know, unless i can help.
55. Do you have good vision?
I wear glasses and contacts. Not at the same time tho. :P
56. Do you hate or dislike more than 3 people?
I could name a dozen.
57. How often do you talk on the phone?
Depends how busy i am.
58. The last person you held hands with?
I don't think i've ever 'held hands' but my grandma held my hand when i was crying in the car after my last psych appointment.
59. What are you wearing?
Pants, undies, shirt.
60.What is your favorite animal?
Kitties. ^_^
61. Where was your default picture taken at?
In my backyard. :P
62. Can you hula hoop?
No. :P
63. Do you have a job?
I do work experience at the radio station. :P
64. What was the most recent thing you bought?
A drink on my way home from school. It's part of my treatment for my SAD.
65. Have you ever crawled through a window?
Yeah when i was little and me and Mum were locked out of the house. She made me go through the laundry window, and i hurt myself bad doing it. :S
But this one had a few good questions, so i figured posting it would help make up for the lack of posts recently.
Also, honestly, i'm just bored out of my brain atm. :P
1. First thing you wash in the shower?
My hair, and i take ages to do it. :P
2. What colour is your favorite hoodie?
Brown and black.
3. Would you kiss the last person you kissed again?
I haven't kissed anyone in years. Axly i can't remember ever kissing anyone.
4. Do you plan outfits every day?
Not really but i do have an idea of what pants i'm going to wear for the coming days, so i know when to have things washed.
5. How are you feeling RIGHT now?
Boreeeeeeeeddd.
6. What’s the closest thing to you that's red?
My shirt. It's red and pink.
7. The last dream you remember having?
It was about the characters of my story. It was pretty cool.
8. Did you meet anybody new today?
Yeah some guy at work exp. Dunno his name.
9. What are you craving right now?
Something i'm not gonna talk about. :P
10. Do you floss?
Nope.
11. What comes to mind when I say cabbage?
Taxis.
12. Are you emotional?
Yes, very.
13. Have you ever counted to 1,000?
I have a life.
14. Do you bite into your ice cream or just lick it?
Lick it. I like licking things. I make that no secret. :P
15. Do you like your hair?
It's too thick.
16. Do you like yourself?
Nope.
17. Would you go out to eat with George Bush?
No thanks.
18. What are you listening to right now?
Nothing. I guess i should put some music on. *puts Rock Star theme tune from Kirby on* :P
19. Are your parents strict?
Nope.
20. Would you go sky diving?
I'm scared of heights. So i wouldn't. But i am becoming more daring, so probably one day i would if i could.
21. Do you like cottage cheese?
Haven't tried it.
22. Have you ever met a celebrity?
No but i said hello to one on the phone. :P
23. Do you rent movies often?
Nope. Got no one to watch them with. I'd like to.
24. Is there anything sparkly in the room you're in?
Yeah some crap of my Mum's. :P
25. How many countries have you visited?
None, apart from Australia, but that doesn't count as visiting.
26. Have you made a prank phone call?
No, i'm a nice boy. :)
27. Ever been on a train?
Sure have and it was awful cos we kept getting delayed.
28. Brown or white eggs?
I've only tried white but i do like me some interracial. ^_^
29. Do you have a cell-phone?
Yes and i couldn't live without it now.
30. Do you use chap stick?
Yeah sometimes.
31. Do you own a gun?
It's kind of illegal...
32. Can you use chop sticks?
No way. I'm much too clumsy.
33. Who are you going to be with tonight?
Nobody, again.
34. Are you too forgiving?
Yes.
35. Ever been in love?
Yeah.
36. What is your best friend(s) doing tomorrow?
I dunno. lol
37. Ever have cream puffs?
Wtf are they?
38. Last time you cried?
A few days ago probly. It happens so much, i don't take notice of it any more. :P
39. What was the last question you asked?
Fish and chips for dinner?
40. Favorite time of the year?
School holidays.
41. Do you have any tattoos?
Illegal much.
42. Are you sarcastic?
Nah i'm so not sarcastic. *sarcasm*
43. Have you ever seen The Butterfly Effect?
No but i base most of my life around it.
44. Ever walked into a wall?
Most likely.
45. Favorite color?
Pink.
46. Have you ever slapped someone?
Nope.
47. Is your hair curly?
No it's wavy.
48. What was the last CD you bought?
Uhm can't remember. It's been a while.
49. Do looks matter?
Not to me.
50. Could you ever forgive a cheater?
No.
51. Is your phone bill sky high?
No. :P
52. Do you like your life right now?
It's getting better and i'm happy with that. It's been a lot worse. :P
53. Do you sleep with the TV on?
Only if i fall asleep not on purpose.
54. Can you handle the truth?
If i'm better off not knowing, then i don't wanna know, unless i can help.
55. Do you have good vision?
I wear glasses and contacts. Not at the same time tho. :P
56. Do you hate or dislike more than 3 people?
I could name a dozen.
57. How often do you talk on the phone?
Depends how busy i am.
58. The last person you held hands with?
I don't think i've ever 'held hands' but my grandma held my hand when i was crying in the car after my last psych appointment.
59. What are you wearing?
Pants, undies, shirt.
60.What is your favorite animal?
Kitties. ^_^
61. Where was your default picture taken at?
In my backyard. :P
62. Can you hula hoop?
No. :P
63. Do you have a job?
I do work experience at the radio station. :P
64. What was the most recent thing you bought?
A drink on my way home from school. It's part of my treatment for my SAD.
65. Have you ever crawled through a window?
Yeah when i was little and me and Mum were locked out of the house. She made me go through the laundry window, and i hurt myself bad doing it. :S
Work Experience Week 2.
First, thanks for the nice comments on my last post. I won't be going anywhere for a while at least, i promise. I just need something more interesting to post about. :P
So today at work experience at the radio station, i did more than last week. First i had to go around and empty all the bins, and that was uber-gross, especially when i had to empty the bin in the toilet room, which was full of stinky toilet paper.
:S
Then i was shown how to work the photocopier, so for the next couple of hours i did a bunch of photocopying, stapling, putting in pigeonholes etc. And I also typed up some stuff for the Community Calendar and printed that out.
Then i listened to the Muse songs on my iPod while i waited for the afternoon presenter to arrive, because i'd brought my Muse cd with me, seeing as he said i could pick any song and he'd play it during the show. So i was listening to them, trying to pick one out.
Then i was in there in the studio with him for the three hours, just like last week, and he played my song. (I went with Starlight). So that was pretty cool. And he liked it too. :)
Then i volunteered to read out the Community Calendar, which is about a page long. So i did read it out. lol. I was a lot more nervous than i thought i would be, but he said i did a good job. :)
And good is good.
That's it for now. :)
So today at work experience at the radio station, i did more than last week. First i had to go around and empty all the bins, and that was uber-gross, especially when i had to empty the bin in the toilet room, which was full of stinky toilet paper.
:S
Then i was shown how to work the photocopier, so for the next couple of hours i did a bunch of photocopying, stapling, putting in pigeonholes etc. And I also typed up some stuff for the Community Calendar and printed that out.
Then i listened to the Muse songs on my iPod while i waited for the afternoon presenter to arrive, because i'd brought my Muse cd with me, seeing as he said i could pick any song and he'd play it during the show. So i was listening to them, trying to pick one out.
Then i was in there in the studio with him for the three hours, just like last week, and he played my song. (I went with Starlight). So that was pretty cool. And he liked it too. :)
Then i volunteered to read out the Community Calendar, which is about a page long. So i did read it out. lol. I was a lot more nervous than i thought i would be, but he said i did a good job. :)
And good is good.
That's it for now. :)
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Fanks.
Sorry i haven't been posting much. I haven't been thinking about blogs at all. And i forgot about the 400,000 views post too, so i'll just say,
THANKS FOR ALL THE VIEWS ^_^
lol
My life isn't very exciting so i haven't got much to post about. It's all just more of the same, and you've heard it all before. So meh. :P
And i don't have as much time for blogs any more. I guess i'm getting old (in blog years at least). Maybe it's time to move on. Maybe...
THANKS FOR ALL THE VIEWS ^_^
lol
My life isn't very exciting so i haven't got much to post about. It's all just more of the same, and you've heard it all before. So meh. :P
And i don't have as much time for blogs any more. I guess i'm getting old (in blog years at least). Maybe it's time to move on. Maybe...
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Blurk Explurnairianence.
Sorry i didn't post last night. I forgot. :P
So the work experience went pretty well. I got a lot of practical experience in... folding paper. For the first half hour i folded newsletters in the office. :)
Then a woman there told me to pick out some cds i liked from the archive. I had no idea who almost all of them were. lol
Then i went into Studio 1 and she showed me how to work the board thingy. So then i messed around in there for half an hour until the presenter guy showed up. He was older than i expected. By that i mean he's old. :P
So i watched and observed for the next three hours, and i asked questions too. It was mostly a music show, with a lot of various music. He also read out community events and the weather. He hates reading stuff out. :P
So next week i'm probably gonna read out the weather and the community events. He also said i could pick out a song to bring in and he'd play it. :)
It was a pretty good time, the only bad thing is that my head was ready to explode after 3 hours of only listening to music.
Oh and i'm almost at 400,000 views and i dunno how to celebrate. So, any ideas? :P
So the work experience went pretty well. I got a lot of practical experience in... folding paper. For the first half hour i folded newsletters in the office. :)
Then a woman there told me to pick out some cds i liked from the archive. I had no idea who almost all of them were. lol
Then i went into Studio 1 and she showed me how to work the board thingy. So then i messed around in there for half an hour until the presenter guy showed up. He was older than i expected. By that i mean he's old. :P
So i watched and observed for the next three hours, and i asked questions too. It was mostly a music show, with a lot of various music. He also read out community events and the weather. He hates reading stuff out. :P
So next week i'm probably gonna read out the weather and the community events. He also said i could pick out a song to bring in and he'd play it. :)
It was a pretty good time, the only bad thing is that my head was ready to explode after 3 hours of only listening to music.
Oh and i'm almost at 400,000 views and i dunno how to celebrate. So, any ideas? :P
Friday, October 9, 2009
Work Exparurniance.
My work experience at the radio station starts in about an hour.
I'll be helping in the office from 10am to 12am. Then i'll be helping a presenter from 1pm to 4pm. And that goes on every Friday for 6 weeks.
Hopefully it's decent. lol
And i still haven't even read the comments on my last post. :S
Sowwy.
<3
I'll be helping in the office from 10am to 12am. Then i'll be helping a presenter from 1pm to 4pm. And that goes on every Friday for 6 weeks.
Hopefully it's decent. lol
And i still haven't even read the comments on my last post. :S
Sowwy.
<3
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Break-ity Break-oo.
So i've had an unmentioned short break, which i'm now semi-back from... o_O
I'm doing okay, considering the circumstances. I've been tear-free for a few days, but still not i-feel-sick-in-my-heart-free.
Anyways i'll be alright, probably.
Although it wasn't really the best time, me being on a break and all, a few new bloggers have contacted me because they've just started up. :P
So go check them out and give them some support or i will **** your *** **** so *****!!!
*angry face*
Mimpy's Mind
StandBy
My Gay Teen Life
OH by the way, a big thank you to everyone for their support. <3
I'm doing okay, considering the circumstances. I've been tear-free for a few days, but still not i-feel-sick-in-my-heart-free.
Anyways i'll be alright, probably.
Although it wasn't really the best time, me being on a break and all, a few new bloggers have contacted me because they've just started up. :P
So go check them out and give them some support or i will **** your *** **** so *****!!!
*angry face*
Mimpy's Mind
StandBy
My Gay Teen Life
OH by the way, a big thank you to everyone for their support. <3
Friday, October 2, 2009
I Are Sadness.
I found out today that one of my psychologists is leaving.
This is someone that knows more about me than anyone else on earth. I've told her about the most personal things in my life. She's helped me through the hardest stuff imaginable. I could talk to her about anything. She helped me work through my disorders. She's literally changed my life. Without my psychs i would still feel like a freak. Most likely, i would be dead. Now i'm going to have to say goodbye.
I had tears streaming down my face once i'd gotten in the car. I've been crying on and off since the appointment. *wipes tears so he can see the keyboard* I'm about to break down right now. I don't know where things are going to go from here. For the past months my life has revolved around her words.
K i'm gonna have to stop now this is too hard.
This is someone that knows more about me than anyone else on earth. I've told her about the most personal things in my life. She's helped me through the hardest stuff imaginable. I could talk to her about anything. She helped me work through my disorders. She's literally changed my life. Without my psychs i would still feel like a freak. Most likely, i would be dead. Now i'm going to have to say goodbye.
I had tears streaming down my face once i'd gotten in the car. I've been crying on and off since the appointment. *wipes tears so he can see the keyboard* I'm about to break down right now. I don't know where things are going to go from here. For the past months my life has revolved around her words.
K i'm gonna have to stop now this is too hard.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Tomorrow.
I have to meet my Work Skills teacher at the radio station tomorrow at 10:15. We'll be going in to talk to the guy there about organising my work experience, starting about a week from now.
And then at 11:30 i have an appointment with my psychologists, so fun times. :P
The break's almost over. I start at school again on Monday.
I think this is the first time in years, that i'm not terrified about having to go back to school.
:)
And then at 11:30 i have an appointment with my psychologists, so fun times. :P
The break's almost over. I start at school again on Monday.
I think this is the first time in years, that i'm not terrified about having to go back to school.
:)
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