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I've always wanted to visit Scotland and Ireland, so I would definitely go there. Or possibly Africa. But realistically I would go to Florida. I spent all my summers growing up at my grandparent's in Orlando and my uncle's beach house in Melbourne; just hearing the word Florida brings back the most wonderful memories and feelings. I'll be there in a few days though, I can't wait!
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Well we started really talking 3 years ago as of March 8th, but the first time we really got to see each other after that was May 18th 2007. We don't have a specific date, but the first time we held hands was May 19th, so I'd probably go with that day...It was one of the most magical days of my life :]
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Well as of late, my hair has been falling out by the handful (stress). I asked for a cut that would make it look fuller since I'm losing so much. To answer the thickness question: everyone who has done my hair has always commented that I have a lot of it, but that it's really fine. There's a ton of random layers and as for my bangs, I just told her to chop them short since I wouldn't be back for awhile. She cut them in sort of an upside down U shape because I flip my part each time I wash my hair. Thanks for this question though, I've been pretty sad about it since it's been falling out!
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well thanks, right back at ya!
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This is a difficult situation since every relationship is different. I personally do not believe in breaks of any sort. If you want to be with a person, you should be willing to work through all issues together. I believe in dating only to possibly work toward marriage, not casual flings for fun. If you can't work through problems now, how will you when you're actually married? If you can put another persons feelings aside for selfish reasons, then I don't believe you should be together--as in if you care about someone deeply you won't leave them hanging while you try out other options.
Listen to your heart, if you don't want to take a break then tell him you work through your problems together or you will find someone else that is willing to! Just be strong and stay true to yourself :] -
Oh my! I don't know where you heard this but I would love to be a pirate if instead of stealing we gave stuff to everyone :] Pirate queen sounds like a great title!
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Well I work for the University's Student Publications design department but other than that, I just do freelance stuff as I get work, which consists of mostly band merch, websites, posters, etc, with wedding invites and business stuff thrown in here and there.
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I'm not really fond of the structured religion in which people are REQUIRED to do certain things in certain ways, but I am a Christian. I believe it's more about your relationship than rituals.
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Well I live about 30 minutes north of Nashville (it takes me that long to get to Opry Mills anyway!) and I moved here last January. I love it but I do miss Nebraska at times! I will hopefully be moving to Murfreesboro, which is an exurb of Nashville, in May or August :]
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Well, I grew up with dogs being indoor pets and cats outdoors. Dogs were considered more a part of the family and generally cleaner because we bathed them all the time. I'm pretty ridiculous about keeping things sanitary and I just feel like cats are a little on the dirty side. All the stuff I learned about cats specifically in Microbiology made me a little more wary. I'm also pretty allergic to them. I just really enjoy the love dogs return more so than fickle cats!
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That has to be you, Lacey! Yes, I miss it very much!
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Well good luck! A lot of people completely cut out time for themselves and get burnt out fast, so don't forget after all the studying to take time to yourself!
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I would be a stay at home mom and raise my children and paint. I'd continue with photography and design as well. But I do love the medical field and I look forward to helping people in a direct way :]
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I don't put anything in it! Well other than conditioner sometimes. I don't really like how stuff in it feels and weighs it down. After shampoo I condition it if I'm going to do it straight, or no conditioner for wavy. It gives it more texture :]
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Awww, thank you! I'm not sure who this is though! But I always love talking to people!
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Church… well that means a lot of things to different people. To some it’s the practice of worship. To others it’s listening to some old man (or woman) go on about their ideas in a religion. To others it’s a meeting place to discuss their own personal beliefs or for fellowship. To me a church should be a place of inspiration, to motivate its patrons to love despite not receiving any in return, it’s a place of encouraging hope when it has been lost, and a place for gathering people to help in a particular mission. I was raised not attending church except for summers with my grandparents who were very very Catholic. I have experienced multiple churches of different beliefs/denominations and have seen some things I cannot stand for. I do not want to belong or be associated with a church that expects a hefty tithe (donation of a percentage of income) simply to purchase higher quality sound equipment or better pews. I do not want to be associated with a church whose main concern is being “the best” and proving they are the “right” way. I do not feel that the church should at all be concerned with it’s appearance, who it’s members are or are not, or how it can gain as many people as possible in order to gain more money. My ideal church would meet in a gym or a park and not be at all concerned about having its own building. My ideal church would focus mostly on serving others, not converting others. It would not make anyone feel they need to donate any money, only encourage money be donated to organizations that help others. I realize this is a touchy subject, and I very much respect any other ideas about church, but I personally feel that a church should really be concerned with a message of love and stewardship and not even remotely care how big or how nice their particular place of worship is. I also do not support a church that shuns its members for any reason. Again, I feel we should support one another and help one another without stipulations. After all, Jesus hung out with prostitutes and alcoholics, who are we to judge anyone for any reason? We all have our own problems; all are equal in my eye.
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Well the more I learned about Christianity as I was growing up, it seemed to be applied to a specific group of hypocrites and self righteous--those that focus solely on getting more people to believe exactly what the believe (and through whatever methods deemed necessary) and to profit from it in some way. I don't necessarily like to go by the term Christian because of what it represents to a majority today. Most people I have talked to seem to have that same idea. I feel sorry for those that have that idea, because a TRUE Christian is not that. I feel the Bible (although I will admit I have NOT read the entire thing), as it was put together by certain people, is not exact and does (or possibly could) have some flaws (in the leaving out of certain books and inclusion of some), but this is far from a concern to me. I feel the main thing to focus on is the message of Jesus--which seems to be lost more often than not. I feel that the main idea is that of love and compassion; that we should love and help one another. In Romans (for someone who may not know, that’s essentially just another chapter of the Bible) it says "Love each other with brotherly affection and take delight in honoring each other". I think that this is the epitome of the whole idea of Christianity--that we should accept one another entirely as-is and help each other to succeed and be wholly happy. I would tell an Athiest or Agnostic that I am sorry for those “Christians” who have written you off and tried to impose their beliefs on you. I am not concerned with you believing in a particular God. I have a God I believe in, and I am not asking you to believe in that exact God. I am not going to ask anything of anyone. I simply wish that everyone could love and help one another. I see too many people step on each other for their own gain and it sickens and saddens me. Whether it’s a stranger or a close friend, I have a hope that someday more people will care for each other. It’s often a cold cruel world and we are all here trying to survive. Why can’t we help make the load a little lighter for one another? This doesn’t mean anything drastic; it could be as little as leaving change for someone less fortunate. To me it also means helping animals (Proverbs 12:10). To an Agnostic or Athiest, or even to someone of another religion, I would say I do not care that you believe what you believe, but I completely respect your beliefs. There is no hard evidence that is universally accepted to prove that my idea is more correct than yours or vice versa. I only have hope that you will consider helping others every now and then and try to leave a positive mark on the world. We’re all here for such a short time, lets just take care of one another and leave it a better place for those who have yet to get here.
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As of now, Up and the Blindside. Both of them give me the greatest feeling (that warm fuzzy feeling x10)! I love when people care about and help one another, and the relationship of Ellie and Mr. Fredrickson in Up is something I can relate to and I really enjoy seeing :]
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Tiffany Brandt’s Bio
I'm a designer and photographer from a little town in Nebraska, but I currently live just outside of Nashville.
