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Zee Blog

by The Shawnshank Redemption

Rated: 18+ · Book · Personal · #976498

Zee Journal!

My blog. Journal. Documentary. Life. Sometimes.

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10 Most Recent Blog Comments:

morrow

Mar 21, 2007 at 8:39am
In response to "Playing Catch Up"

Your entry made me want to cry. I am so sorry you lost such the company of your adored cat. Putting down an animal is such a heart wrenching thing to do.

susanL

Jul 12, 2006 at 1:29pm
In response to "Playing Catch Up"

Oops, hit "send" before I paid my respects to your beautiful cat:

susanL

Jul 12, 2006 at 1:28pm
In response to "Playing Catch Up"

You know it, but I'll tell you anyway. I'll always stick around. How's that song go: "You gotta friend in me..."

SueBear

Jul 9, 2006 at 5:12pm
In response to "When it rains it floods."

Get better soon!

Kåre เลียม Enga

Jul 8, 2006 at 2:48pm
In response to "When it rains it floods."

Well ... get better already!

Physical ailments are easier than emotional pain, so hang in there.

susanL

Jul 7, 2006 at 2:01am
In response to "When it rains it floods."

Sniffle.

morrow

Jun 12, 2006 at 5:48pm
In response to "Of things Big and Small."

Susan as usual has great advice.

People can disallusion if you let them.

See people and relationships for what they really are, not what you wish them to be.

Most important, have high standards for yourself.

Erect as many walls as you need. Protection and boundaries go hand in hand with high personal expectations.

Just make sure that when you've got yourself all set, you let the right person open the door that you need to build in your wall.

How other people treat you or dont treat

does not define you

is it probably not them that you are mad at

it is you

because I think that deep down we all know if we are unhappy it is ultimately our own fault.

Take care of yourself. When you are really doing that, your life will change.

and be patient - sometimes it takes some time.

susanL

Jun 12, 2006 at 10:21am
In response to "Of things Big and Small."

The last thing you are is average. But then you know how I feel about you, or you should. I'm gonna be blunt, even though I have a feeling you won't like it, at least at first.

You can't look to anyone else for confirmation of you. PEOPLE will let you down every single stinkin' time, that's how we're made. You let people down too, as does everyone, because we can't help it, it's part of the "sin" thing.

You can look to a Higher Power for the fortification you need, or you can find it inside yourself...but you'll never get it from someone else. Only when you're whole all by yourself will there be a time when that "someone" will come along--because then you'll be ready.

Walls are not always bad things. In my years of living I've learned when to erect the wall to keep myself intact; those who don't learn the skill are destined for constant pain, and who wants to go through life like that?!

I love you lots--you'll get through it and find sunshine, again. And remember that someone in Illinois is pulling for you always.

Roseille ♥

Jun 2, 2006 at 2:20am
In response to "Post of the Century."

Don't worry about depressing posts. Life can't always be perfect, and blogs are the best place to vent. (((Hugs))) That's so sad what Celina's ex did. I'm sorry your little brother has to go to Iraq. I can't imagine how hard that will be for you. I love my little sis and brother and will do anything to protect them. I'll be praying for you.

Solitary Man

Jun 1, 2006 at 12:57am
In response to "Post of the Century."

Yo momma's armpits are so hairy, it looks like she has Buckwheat in a headlock.

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