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i can't get your voice out of my head. i can't get the warmth of your breathe off of my skin. you disgust me. i disgust myself. i want to be clean again. i don't want this grime that is all over my body because of you. because of me. i hate you for that.
i hate my self for that.
September 1, 2012, Saturday
3:09pm: (text message) How did you come up with your website names? "Special devision" and "lucid tees."
Just to fuck with him I send him a really long text that has nothing to do with his question:
Well, it all began as an adult parlour game in Victorian England. Jasper Finch McDonahue filed the original patent application for the game in 1888 and applied for the trademark Tiddledy-Winks in 1889. However, competition was quite fierce. That didn't stop ol' Jasper. The game has never taken a strong hold outside the UK and North America. The focus of British tiddlywinks is still at Cambridge. In America, there has been a tradition of tiddlywinks in Washington DC, Boston, Eastern Ohio, and Ithaca, and a renewal of winks through the MIT Tiddlywinks Association. And that's how I came up with the name Special Division.
Stand Out from the Crowd (1)
“Don’t become so well-adjusted to your culture that you fit into it without…thinking.” Romans 12:2 TM
A man walking into a bank held the door open for the lady behind him. Instead of thanking him, she said, “You don’t have to hold the door because I’m a woman.” Smiling, he replied, “I’m not doing it because you’re a woman, I’m doing it because I’m a gentleman.” As believers we do what we do because of who we are “in Christ,” not because of how society thinks we should act. John says, “The Holy Spirit…lives within…so [we] don’t need anyone to teach [us] what is true” (1Jn 2:27 NLT).
In his book Hope Again, Chuck Swindoll says: “In the Marine Corps…our troopship carried us…onto Japanese soil…For many of us, it was our first visit to a foreign country. We were surging with excitement…Our company commander called us together…and…said…‘Remember, for the first time in your lives, you’re the foreigners. This isn’t your country or your culture…you’re the minority. These aren’t your fellow-citizens; they don’t speak your language. They know nothing of your homeland except what they see in you…Act in a way that the Japanese people will gain a good impression of your country’…As Christians…our citizenship is in heaven…we belong to the kingdom of God…we need to be on our best behavior, otherwise people will get a distorted perception of what our homeland is like…Our earthly culture is pagan to the core…God left us here for a purpose…to demonstrate what it’s like to be a member of another country, to have a citizenship in another land, that we might create a desire for others to emigrate.” Think about it!
September 1, 2012
I realized that these past two years, i was only in-love with the idea of having you in my life. I think I was never really in love with you.
This Week's Mood: Tired
I've been super tired this week. And it doesn't seem like I'll be getting much rest this weekend. But God has been good regardless of how tired I am or how grumpy I can be. He's still doing amazing things through me and in me. So all I can do is sing praises!
im failing computer apps ... D:
