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By: Only One: Friend « just a girl

Only One: Friend « just a girl — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:01:06 +0000

[...] and world Tags: friend, friendship, life, memory 5 years have passed since the memory wipe-out, and the first year was difficult, but you’ve adjusted. you only have to visit your therapist [...]

By: lovewillbringustogether

lovewillbringustogether — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 06:37:25 +0000

Up until this morning it would have been different but now there is ONLY ONE POSSIBLE CHOICE!!!

‘THE’ video response – no question!

Thank you for your part, without which i would not have totally lost it (tears were falling from laughter!)

Hey – you had to ask!

Don’t stop with the ‘crazy’ stuff – y’hear?

love

By: danielle

danielle — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 23:57:37 +0000

oh wow…i dont know.

By: mandythompson

mandythompson — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 23:09:35 +0000

Dan: you are as GOOFY as i remember you!!! GREAT answer – and where do i come up with this stuff? well, i have to keep myself entertained these days…. so y’all are the victims of my mad imagination. this blog is like somebody gave me permission to ooze out all the weird stuff that floats around in here. apparently, nothing is too crazy for y’all!!! WHO KNEW!?!?

By: TheNorEaster

TheNorEaster — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:45:40 +0000

Ed:

I am very glad to learn that you survived that attempt. I know two people who didn’t. Two people who meant a lot to me. And still do mean a lot. Only one of them I can talk about, which is detailed in “A Dark & Stormy Night.”

By: Dan Underwood

Dan Underwood — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:32:16 +0000

I’m not sure I’d want to remember being married to Joanna if I can’t remember any other part of it or still be married to her [i'm assuming if our memories are cleared we'll have new lives]. I hope that if I made the decision once to follow Christ, I’d do so again, so I think for the sake of this post, I’ll go with the embarrassing memory of getting my “big red” gum (which is a joke in itself since I have red hair and many people already call me “big red” or just “red”) stuck in my date’s hair at the junior homecoming dance. And NO,I was not trying to make a move on her. Two things combined for this unfortunate event: I was a nervous wreck and was chewing gum faster than I should have and she had long, curly hair that swung around whenever she turned her head. Luckily, after being laughed off the dance floor by our friends (this poor girl needs counseling because of me I’m sure) it came out with a little tugging and no “cutting” had to be done. So, why keep this memory?
To help me in my new search for love. It’s #1 on my list of things to teach my son (if/when I have one) that every “man” should know.

p.s. Mandy, where in the world do you come up with these questions/ideas?

By: mandythompson

mandythompson — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 19:28:09 +0000

Ed: wow. thank you for sharing. what a story…

By: Ed

Ed — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 19:21:01 +0000

I would want to remember when I survived my one suicide attempt as a teenager. Took some pills then threw them up.

It is important that I remember this event to know lucky I am to be alive. How close I came to death. This motivates me to make the most out of every minute of every day in my life.

The fact that one time in my life I actually choose to die reminds me there is a part of me I can never let take control of my life again.

By: mandythompson

mandythompson — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:03:28 +0000

Tawny: wow.

By: tawny

tawny — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:03:32 +0000

Mine would have to be my walk in the woods in Germany after I had been praying for a year that God would show me if Jesus was the only way or not (vs all the other religions). All of a sudden I KNEW Jesus was real and walking with me. Had always been with me, always would be. He became the love of my life that day. All of my life is built on Him, so as long as I have Him all the rest will fall into place. And of course, our Bibles are NON-FICTION. So we will have those.