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I Haven't Forgotten

I am still alive, but I still won't have the internet high speed cable at home until Friday! Arrugh. Quick Updates: The "26 Things I hated about him" guy has resurfaced much to my dismay. "The New Guy" is really busy and I haven't talked to him in like three weeks and I think I really kinda miss him. Don't tell him I said that though; I can't have him getting a big head about himself Target is my new favorite grocery store My cousin - new mommy- is not getting any sleep. Daycare: $500 a month (thank God for the T-shapped cervix protector! I think that is all. Until I get another spare chance at work.... Oh yeah Zilla and I are going to write a book.

IT'S A BOY!

As you have probably guessed...I offically now have a godson. The Stats: Date: March 21, 2005 Time: 18:39:38 CST Weight: 6lbs 8ozs Length: 18.25 ins Time in Labor: 12 hours; 39mins; and 38sec Eyes: his mom's Lips: his dad's Nose: who knows Name (well what I call him): Anderson Yesterday's experience was so amazing. I, the godmother and second cousin, was actually in the delivery room . That was definately an unforgetable experience. I made three very important decisions while in that delivery room. A. I'm definately getting an IUD; B. I will have an epidural; and C. I am definately getting an IUD. I still can't believe that little body came out of my cuzibludin. I mean people say that all the time, hell, I say that all the time. But I watched this little body ooze out! It was so unreal. I don't see how women go through all of that pain for men whom they do not love though. After watching my cuzibludin react to her contractions, I wanted to beat her fiancé for

God Mother again in San Antonio

Well the time for my cousin to birth my new godson has finally arrived. I arrived in San Antonio today, for the first time in over a year. I hadn't seen my cousin since she has been pregnant, so at first gilmpse of my cousin, whom I have known from brith, at a nine month gestation was astounding. I have other friends with kids, but this one is so different. This is my cuzibludin [a word we created for each other to signify our relationship as cousin, blood, and friend]. I get to be in the delivery room! That sooo weirds me out! I will give you more details on Tuesday or Thursday, letting you know how everything went. I won't have internet connection at my house until Wednesday-- I'm getting cable connection. Well, I have been at the hospital all day! So I am fatigued. Until later, when I am a god mother again Goodnight. I'm sorry I haven't written in a few days. I have been tired.

Just Typing

The likelyhood that there will be typos in this passage is great. I am going for a "Finding Forester" writing style tonight. With my eyes closed, and my fingers on the keys, I let words escape me without any inhibition. I hope that I have something worthwhile to discuss. Things are quite uneventful right now. Thankfully, I'm not trying to olure or shun any dudes. I ake up and go to work, work m and come home. I went grocery shopping today and it took mem three hours, because I went to three differnt stores. Just about the most exciting news for me right now, is that my godson, E, will be born on Monday. I am going to have to go to San Antonio, so I can be there when he pops out of my cousibluddin's uh-oh. I am excitied. I knitted him a baby blanket and it took me nearly eight months! It's huge. I really have nothing else exciting to say tonight so I will not take up anymore of your time. Shouts out to Zilla, my sixteenth baby daddy!

Generational Iniquity:understand the pathology and change the course

I was so inspired by Saturday night's sermon that I am using it as the basis of my blog. I go to church neither as often as I used to nor as often as I should [I'm quite reserved about using this word because by nature it makes room for regret]. However, Saturday night I decided that I would go to church; I pondered telling where I attend, but I do not want other blogs on this page to influence people one way or the other in relation to my church. Anyway I rather enjoyed the message. Last night Joel talked about generational iniquity, often referred to as generational curses. He talks about how scientists look for patterns in DNA that may indicate a gene for alcoholism, abuse, early mortality, and how he thinks that a large portion of patterns of iniquity in family lines are spiritual. All that aside, I am not arguing the case for science or for theologians, I am merely pleased with what he said afterwards. Joel made a point to say, don't just accept certain behaviors becau

One of those emails

What time did you get up this morning? 11:36 Diamonds or pearls? diamonds What was the last film you saw at the cinema? quite possibly National Treasure What is your favorite TV show? The CSI's, 24, The Young and the Restless, and American Idol What did you have for breakfast? air What is your middle name? Danielle What is your favorite cuisine? Italien What foods do you dislike? Pork What is your favorite chip flavor? TEXAS Style Jalepeno What is your favorite CD at the moment? Voyage to India What type of car do you drive? arrugh a ford Favorite sandwich? Turkey, with spinach, ranch, cucumbers and swiss What characteristic do you despise? Lost a ten year long best friendship over lying Favorite item of clothing? My personalized facepurse If you could go anywhere in the world on vacation,where would you go? Nice, France What color is your bathroom? My bathroom is Green Tea, Linen, and Cameo Favorite brand of clothing? I don'

Five Facts

...in the style of Zilla ... TEXAS is as close as you can get to the promised land I’d eat crap with a knife and a fork for $500 Million dollars -- and so would you. If you don’t love football, I think you are an idiot I was on Family Feud and lost: November 30, 2000 air date ..."Alcohol" my Kinkaidans will get that! Five adjectives to describe me would be: analytical, detailed, personable, spontaneous, and obsessive compulsive Now it's your turn... comment and blogit!

Favorite Things Revisited

Here comes a list of my favorite things revisited. If this list accidentally disappears too-- you all can forget it; I will not post it again! Okay here goes: Number: 45 Color: hot pink City: Houston duh dummy State: TEXAS is as close as you can get to the promised land! Song(s): Can't Wait by Avant -- I love that song, Truth Is by Fantasia, and Ordinary People by John Ledgend Presidential Candidate for 2004: "W" Food: Lasagne Snack food: Thanks to Sabba I am not only addicted to Dryers Lime Whole Fruit popsicles, but also CHEETO PUFFS!! Candy: HariBo Gummy Bears -- the gold pack-- they are the BEST Resting Place: The spinal majestic White boy: it's a toss up b/w my JvK and my brother! Fitness Center: 24 Hour Fitness (yeah yeah i need to stop bloggin and take my apple over there) Day of the Week: Thursday Month: January (new beginnings) Animal: I've always wanted a tiger Book: right now Michael Eric Dyson Reader

The Ten Commandments

I love it when the liberals give me another reason to gripe about them. So, who do you think is behind this fight to rid government buildings of displays of the Ten Commandments? I bet it's not those who believe "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." My apologies, I had to take a break before I sat down to write this. My opinion on whether the Ten Commandments should be restricted from government property is simple. Displaying the Ten Commandments in government buildings, especially those of legislative purposes, intention is not to make people succumb to the JeudeoCristian system of beliefs. Okay so, the Ten Commandments were given to us on a Mountaintop through a man named Moses. That is not the point. The point is the Ten Commandments is a Moral Code upon which we drew greatly when our own code, the law of our land, was crafted. The Ten Commandments, monuments, and displays, are present as a representaion of our national history. As a part of American history, the

HELP WANTED: Population Assistant

HELP WANTED... WORK FOR YOUR GOVERNMENT : Population Assistant: Education requirement: None. Your duties include having babies to increase our population. Benefits include Medicare, and a payment on the first of every month. Meals provided. New housing available. Day Care often provided-even though you don't have another job so you don't need it. Salary increases commensurate with product, quantity not quality. And just think... there are women who do this job and pay us! We are willing to give you their hard earned money!