ok i just found this...you atleast have to watch the ending
Thursday, February 7, 2008
our one excuse
I'm cashing in our one excuse, I fell asleep last night studying so that is why you did not recieve a call back. and i already know you are going to call me a sinner, but i grabbed the wrong cord this morning so i cant upload the pictures, i know, i know, i'm a sinner. But when i get home i will put them onto my computer.
I have lab tonight (fun!) and it will be over around 9:30 so i will call you when it is over. I have a Bio test today so think good biology thoughts today :)
since i couldnt upload pictures...i leave you with this...
http://s0006.photobucket.com/albums/0006/pbhomepage/video2/?action=view¤t=TheBestFirstDanceever.flv
its in our album too, its great :)
I have lab tonight (fun!) and it will be over around 9:30 so i will call you when it is over. I have a Bio test today so think good biology thoughts today :)
since i couldnt upload pictures...i leave you with this...
http://s0006.photobucket.com/albums/0006/pbhomepage/video2/?action=view¤t=TheBestFirstDanceever.flv
its in our album too, its great :)
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
My turn to BOLD things in that article. . .
But first. . .
Now with that out of the way. . .
Nationally, one in three teenagers report knowing a friend who has been hit, punched, kicked, slapped, choked or physically hurt by their boyfriend or girlfriend (What they don't tell you is that all of those people know the same girl). Whether you know them personally or not, teens at your own school are in unhealthy relationships involving control, physical abuse and other behaviors that can follow them into adulthood as perpetrators or victims of relationship abuse.In an effort to spread awareness of this often overlooked issue, Congress unanimously passed a resolution to recognize the week of February 4- 8 as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week across the nation.Teen dating abuse isn' an argument every once in a while, or a bad mood after a bad day. Dating or relationship abuse is a pattern of controlling and abusive behavior. It can cause injury and even death, and though these are often the stories that make the news, it doesn't have to be physical. It can be verbal and emotional abuse - constant insults, isolation from family and friends (hey, you don't let me hang out with anyone else), controlling what someone wears (*cough* green shirt*cough*), and sexual assault. A 2007 survey from Teenage Research Unlimited found that 71% of teens regard boyfriends/girlfriends spreading rumors about them on cell phones and social networking sites as a serious problem (so you better stop posting junk about me on this website). Another 68% of teens say boyfriends/girlfriends sharing private or embarrassing pictures/videos on cell phones and computers is also a serious concern.In its first year of operation, loveisrespect, National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline has already seen a steady stream of calls and chats from both teens and parents.
These are some questions that can help you decide if your relationship is healthy or not.
Does your boyfriend/girlfriend:
Look at you or act in ways that scare you? (you might want to define this one, using the D word shouldn't count towards this one)
Act jealous or possessive? (Mrs. President of the ALA)
Put you down or criticize you? (You call me FAT)
Try to control where you go, what you wear or what you do? (*cough* Green shirt, Kings game, Making me come home for summer *cough*)
Text or IM you excessively? (I have never done this)
Blame you for “making” them treat you badly? (At least you know that it's your fault)
Threaten to kill or hurt you or themselves if you leave them? (You don't threaten me, you threaten anyone that I would be dating)
Try to stop you from seeing or talking to friends and family? (What if I try to stop myself?)
Try to force or guilt you into sexual activity? (*cough* IDIOT *cough*)
Getting help for yourself or a friend may be the most important way you can commemorate Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week this year. If you answered yes to even one of these questions, consider talking to a peer advocate (DUDE! They've got peer advocates! It's going to be like a teen version of Judge Judy! When I think advocate I think lawyer.) by calling 1-866-331-9474 (1-866-331-8453 TTY) or chatting at
Now with that out of the way. . .Nationally, one in three teenagers report knowing a friend who has been hit, punched, kicked, slapped, choked or physically hurt by their boyfriend or girlfriend (What they don't tell you is that all of those people know the same girl). Whether you know them personally or not, teens at your own school are in unhealthy relationships involving control, physical abuse and other behaviors that can follow them into adulthood as perpetrators or victims of relationship abuse.In an effort to spread awareness of this often overlooked issue, Congress unanimously passed a resolution to recognize the week of February 4- 8 as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week across the nation.Teen dating abuse isn' an argument every once in a while, or a bad mood after a bad day. Dating or relationship abuse is a pattern of controlling and abusive behavior. It can cause injury and even death, and though these are often the stories that make the news, it doesn't have to be physical. It can be verbal and emotional abuse - constant insults, isolation from family and friends (hey, you don't let me hang out with anyone else), controlling what someone wears (*cough* green shirt*cough*), and sexual assault. A 2007 survey from Teenage Research Unlimited found that 71% of teens regard boyfriends/girlfriends spreading rumors about them on cell phones and social networking sites as a serious problem (so you better stop posting junk about me on this website). Another 68% of teens say boyfriends/girlfriends sharing private or embarrassing pictures/videos on cell phones and computers is also a serious concern.In its first year of operation, loveisrespect, National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline has already seen a steady stream of calls and chats from both teens and parents.
These are some questions that can help you decide if your relationship is healthy or not.
Does your boyfriend/girlfriend:
Look at you or act in ways that scare you? (you might want to define this one, using the D word shouldn't count towards this one)
Act jealous or possessive? (Mrs. President of the ALA)
Put you down or criticize you? (You call me FAT)
Try to control where you go, what you wear or what you do? (*cough* Green shirt, Kings game, Making me come home for summer *cough*)
Text or IM you excessively? (I have never done this)
Blame you for “making” them treat you badly? (At least you know that it's your fault)
Threaten to kill or hurt you or themselves if you leave them? (You don't threaten me, you threaten anyone that I would be dating)
Try to stop you from seeing or talking to friends and family? (What if I try to stop myself?)
Try to force or guilt you into sexual activity? (*cough* IDIOT *cough*)
Getting help for yourself or a friend may be the most important way you can commemorate Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week this year. If you answered yes to even one of these questions, consider talking to a peer advocate (DUDE! They've got peer advocates! It's going to be like a teen version of Judge Judy! When I think advocate I think lawyer.) by calling 1-866-331-9474 (1-866-331-8453 TTY) or chatting at
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
awareness week!!
National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week Feb. 4-8
Nationally, one in three teenagers report knowing a friend who has been hit, punched, kicked, slapped, choked or physically hurt by their boyfriend or girlfriend. Whether you know them personally or not, teens at your own school are in unhealthy relationships involving control, physical abuse and other behaviors that can follow them into adulthood as perpetrators or victims of relationship abuse.In an effort to spread awareness of this often overlooked issue, Congress unanimously passed a resolution to recognize the week of February 4- 8 as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week across the nation.Teen dating abuse isn' an argument every once in a while, or a bad mood after a bad day. Dating or relationship abuse is a pattern of controlling and abusive behavior. It can cause injury and even death, and though these are often the stories that make the news, it doesn't have to be physical. It can be verbal and emotional abuse - constant insults, isolation from family and friends, controlling what someone wears, and sexual assault. A 2007 survey from Teenage Research Unlimited found that 71% of teens regard boyfriends/girlfriends spreading rumors about them on cell phones and social networking sites as a serious problem. Another 68% of teens say boyfriends/girlfriends sharing private or embarrassing pictures/videos on cell phones and computers is also a serious concern.In its first year of operation, loveisrespect, National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline has already seen a steady stream of calls and chats from both teens and parents.
These are some questions that can help you decide if your relationship is healthy or not.
Does your boyfriend/girlfriend:
Look at you or act in ways that scare you?
Act jealous or possessive?
Put you down or criticize you?
Try to control where you go, what you wear or what you do?
Text or IM you excessively?
Blame you for “making” them treat you badly?
Threaten to kill or hurt you or themselves if you leave them?
Try to stop you from seeing or talking to friends and family?
Try to force or guilt you into sexual activity?
Getting help for yourself or a friend may be the most important way you can commemorate Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week this year. If you answered yes to even one of these questions, consider talking to a peer advocate by calling 1-866-331-9474 (1-866-331-8453 TTY) or chatting at www.loveisrespect.org.
ok i think that we might need to call these people. Because from what i just read, we are both in an abusive relationship and have been for quite awhile now. And we can call these people and really freak them out!! its amazing!!!!!
ps. Paperwork is done....its all final :)
Monday, February 4, 2008
Oh Emmm Gee
okay boys and girls. . . it's offical, Marry is out of the club. . .
You have a CRUSH Mary Murphy ? invitation.
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Friday, February 1, 2008
np
oh my goodness....
I got invited over to Wendy's for movies and smores. I grabbed tiffany to come along because i just knew that it was going to get crazy like it was last time (hairspray) and i knew that we could make fun of people :) Ok the second we get there, this girl just walks out. it is a girl i have met before and she hasnt always been super open to me because i am well...how do i put it... different than these kids. Well she just walks right out. I'm asking like what was that, man she really must not like me. It turns out that she recognized tiffany from our pictures this weekend and appartently tiffany was mean to her like 7 years ago when they were neighbors. It was sooo funny! just to see the look on tiffany's face like "np" these kids are crazy.
ok people are reading over my shoulder and i am still at wendy's, we are watching The RM because the original movie was "too graphic" it looked like someone was killing their puppies. crazy...i am currently stealing all of wendy's itunes and silently laughing. :)
call me later, i need to talk to a normal person
I got invited over to Wendy's for movies and smores. I grabbed tiffany to come along because i just knew that it was going to get crazy like it was last time (hairspray) and i knew that we could make fun of people :) Ok the second we get there, this girl just walks out. it is a girl i have met before and she hasnt always been super open to me because i am well...how do i put it... different than these kids. Well she just walks right out. I'm asking like what was that, man she really must not like me. It turns out that she recognized tiffany from our pictures this weekend and appartently tiffany was mean to her like 7 years ago when they were neighbors. It was sooo funny! just to see the look on tiffany's face like "np" these kids are crazy.
ok people are reading over my shoulder and i am still at wendy's, we are watching The RM because the original movie was "too graphic" it looked like someone was killing their puppies. crazy...i am currently stealing all of wendy's itunes and silently laughing. :)
call me later, i need to talk to a normal person
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