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so the other day some guy found out that i posted our convo on a different blog it was hilarious soooooooo funny and i wobnt be putting his screen name on it very soon

as i said before talking too much can not only harm you but it can also harm future relationships.  dont be too open with someone you just met because yo might see them again and get a tad pink(embarrassed )

hey back from vacation
i was actually not so late (like five min)
so photo shop was good learned new stuff
still tired though backs kinda sore
no ones reading this :( ok

so any way gonna go bye

couples photo shoped

ladies and gentleman (or as i like to call every one "dude")

i was thinking about life yesterday and i realized something. g-d likes to make life annoying. for example you could like someone one day and the next completely despise them. its extremely annoying to fall for people who you know will never fall for you. like when walking down the street and seeing someone on a different league with there partner it kinda seems a bit off but reasonable. then why is it that i never end up with the right amount of reasonabiltiy. passover's here and so is easter nice weather but a small reminder to those out there in search of true love its ok to find true like and be with them just dont stay forever because true love is out there somewhere even if it only lasts a short while

yeah i couldnt find it wtvr
so i came to skool with 5 min left some trsin mess up (i didnt wake up on time
only 2 more days till vacay)yay so im gonna call A now cuz i leaeoaeavaeaeeae him
gtg ttyl

wednesday march 24 2019

hy guess what i doubt anyone follows this blog lol
so yesterday i got stalked on the train no kidding
i went on the 4 train and a guy followed me to the 6 train and e train trying to get my number the whole time which reminds me to look at his utube video ill be rightback

hey dudes wazzup?

hey

these are just hilarious =]]]]]]]

Love this one hahaha

Eight people have been killed and nine wounded by a Palestinian gunman who infiltrated a Jewish seminary in West Jerusalem, Israeli officials say.

Seven people have been killed and several wounded after a gunman opened fire at a Jewish religious seminary in west Jerusalem.

Eight killed at Jerusalem school

Scene inside the seminary's library (6 March 2008)
The gunman entered the school's dining room and opened fire

Attack scene
Eight people have been killed and nine wounded by a Palestinian gunman who infiltrated a Jewish seminary in West Jerusalem, Israeli officials say.

DEADLY ATTACKS IN ISRAEL
4 Feb 2008: One dies, Dimona suicide bombing
29 Apr 2007: Three die, Eilat suicide bombing
17 Apr 2006: Nine die, 40 wounded, suicide bombing near old bus station in Tel Aviv
30 Mar 2006: Four die, Kedumim suicide bombing
29 Dec 2005: Thee die, suicide bombing near Tulkarm
5 Dec 2005: Five die, Netanya suicide bombing
26 Oct 2005: Six die, Hadera market suicide bombing
12 July 2005: Two die, Netanya suicide bombing
25 Feb 2005: Five die, 50 hurt, suicide bombing outside Tel Aviv nightclub
13 Jan 2005: Six die, suicide bombing at Karni crossing

whats the word?

there is a thought inside my soul
but I don't know the words
I hope that you can help me out
so that I can tell you what I mean

for it is not alot of fun
to not know what to say
I hope the word comes about
so I can go away

but if I go I will not know what it is what I mean
so I will try to find you and run until I find
the man that I had lost
in the park one day

Libraries in southeastern Michigan are turning the page on peace and quiet.

Video game events at public libraries are drawing crowds of teens, including about 100 competing monthly at "Guitar Hero" at the Rochester Hills Public Library.

"Getting teens to come to the library is right up there with getting them to go to church: It's not exactly the first place they want to go," Christine Lind Hage, library director, told the Detroit Free Press for a story Sunday.

Hage stocked the shelves with 1,823 games. And the games are hot items, with an average of 1,300 checked out daily.

A competition in Rochester Hills was held Feb. 9, and similar events are being held at other Detroit-area libraries.

Nearly 30 teens play "Guitar Hero" or "Dance Dance Revolution" every few weeks at the Clinton-Macomb Public Library, which offers 300 video games in its collection.

"It's a big social event," said Stephanie Jaczkowski, 17. "I've met a lot of friends there, and they're really good friends."

The Canton Public Library six months ago began offering games and holding monthly tournaments for Nintendo Wii bowling and "Super Smash Bros."

"Many of the games are complex. They're worthy in their own right. They can help build cognitive skills," said Brad Bachelor, teen librarian.

A pair of con artists ripped off a Girl Scout group when they exchanged a fake $100 bill for cookies, police said.

The unknown couple handed over the bill Friday night at a supermarket, telling the girls it had been washed when asked about why it looked so strange.

"It felt and looked wrong and it was a quarter of an inch shorted than a $1 bill," said Jil Hennessey-Seabolt, the cookie director for Junior Girl Scouts Troop 2121. Hennessey-Seabolt said the Girl Scouts gave the couple $93.50 in change after the purchase.

The exchange eradicated the Scouts' earnings that day. The money they raise in the sales goes to camping trips and to area charities.

"Something like this isn't fair when it happens to adults, but when it happens to kids who work so hard, it's so frustrating," Hennessey-Seabolt said.

The story does have a happy ending, though. A resident donated $100 to the Girl Scouts.