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Great! I'm SpellKaster ^^

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I willz. I'm at level 9 right now

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I do that as well. I think I just pissed Caije off though...He sent me a picture of fluffy cows and said he'd hug. Me being me said, "You'd hug a fluffy cow? No wonder you like me." Woops

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Ello~

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Watcha doooing?

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What's with next week?

He kinda did bc I do hate how I look and believe I'm fat and he believes I'm healthy weight so....oh well. My dad found out my sister became an anorexic in 2 weeks but never noticed that I did for a little over a year

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This is my father. He would've gave me the same speech he gave her. No. He never noticed and he even looks past the fact that I've dropped 4 pants sizes and in a short amount of time.

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That's a lot Varky.

My dad's the "I don't care, if it's wrong I'm confronting them" kind of dad. He's just never noticed or listened when I told him bc physically, I still have some weight.

Well, I have to memorize this by Monday night:

Dr. Raymond Hebert is in his 39th year on the faculty of Thomas More. During that span, he has held the Chairmanship of the Department of History, International Studies and Political Science; served as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College; Director of the James Graham Brown Honors Program and is in his third year as Director of the Gemini Dual Credit Program. 
Professionally, Dr. Hebert’s Ph.D. is from the University of Maryland, College Park.   He has published a wide range of articles and book reviews and has been on the Advisory Board of the refereed journal Teaching History: A Journal of Methods for over 30 years.
Community-wise, Dr. Hebert was a 25 year member of the Board of Directors of Covington Latin School and is an Honorary Alumnus; is a 36 year member of the Covington Rotary Club; is a Past President and a Paul Harris Fellow.  He is a two-time Outstanding Professor of the Year at TMC, the recipient of the Northern Kentucky Council of Partners Collaboration Award, and was honored with a “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the Northern Kentucky Education Council.
More personally, his connections with the Kenton County Schools are special.  He has had two daughters and five grandchildren involved with the system; has been a “one to one” coach and a BEST Partner with Hinsdale Elementary, and a basketball coach for a Turkeyfoot Middle School JV Basketball Team, winning two league championships.

I have to tell it out in front of him, a board of directors, the school board, the academies partners, and all kinds of students and families for our White Coat Ceremony. Go me. Especially since the district already don't like me.

30 yeeeeah. And the funny thing is, with the whole team leader ordeal, I never said I would do it! I was sitting in the meeting and they were like, "Yeah you're doing it." i was like, "whaaaa?!"

hmmm...That's weird. If anything, I noticed that you lost weight, but I feel like right now you're in the healthy zone. At least in the last picture I've seen.

Maybe they do like you? Maybe? Even if they don't, you can make them respect you with an amazing recital of that. It is a tough things to memorize though. How is that going?

XEMO!

Last edited by darkelfqueen (09-02-2014 17:42:23)

30 Yeah it does. And lots of names, in general. I suck with those. You'll have to repeat it to yourself all day today, huh?

That sounds right. I don't think you look overweight at all! Does your father think you're overweight? Underweight?

30 hmmm...Maybe take a break for an hour or so and get back to it with a fresh mind and fresh eyes?

ouch. hmm...Well...I'm not sure if you want to lose more weight. But I guess if you do intend to do that, try not to overdo it?

30 And I agree wholeheartedly with him! Not eating is as unhealthy as overeating! And just FYI, if you stopped eating, you'll lose weight but you'll also make gaining it so easy because your body would want to store as much calories as it can since you don't provide it enough.

oh really? Sing it?