GothicRavenGoddess

You know how you walk into a room, because you've misplaced something, and you know its in that room? You know you search and search and search, and then it dawns on you, you've forgotten what the heck you are looking for? That feeling, in that very moment, is how I am feeling... That's the only way I can describe the way I feel about the events that took place tonight. and no, it has nothing to do with my friend passing away. I will miss her, always, but I no longer mourn her loss... This is something totally different, and non-related...

Good luck, my dear.

um.. I'm not sure how I feel... Dunno if that's a bad thing or not... who knows... who cares.. whatever... *sigh*

there is very little circumstance that will warrant the removal of my jewelry. Otherwise, it never comes off... ever... I have three holes in each ear. I have four rings on each ear (two fill the biggest lol) I have a ring that my boyfriend gave me, that the stone needs repair, so when that happens, I'll add it to my necklace so the stone doesn't break again. so, I have 6 rings, 5 I wear. one needs repair, but i wear nothing on that digit, until I can wear that again. My necklaces are as such: one hematite choker, one with a peace sign, and one that contains my pentacle, which also has an evil eye, and Thor's hammer. i have another necklace, that's gone missing, that I'd taken off, because the clasp is too weak. I have three black jelly bracelets, two pink bracelets, and three metal ones, on the left hand. the pink ones were a gift, as was one of the metal ones. another of the metal ones belonged to my Nana. And the last one was given to me by my little sister. I don't remove any of them because of the value I've placed on them... and they don't fit over my hand lol so I'm stuck with them. on the right wrist are three jelly bracelets. One was given to me by a soldier. One I bought and gave two identical ones to two friends of mine, and the last one was a gift from someone else. These stay on because of the value I have placed on them... and they don't fit over my hand... lol The jellies will stay on until they break. everything else will stay on until my body is rotten to the bone, and will no longer stay in place. they all represent my attachment to those that I love. be it friend or goddess.... Edit: some of my spelling errors weren't being caught by the spell check.. stupid FireFox lol

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Welcome To DGN! Well, One section at a time, is always good lol Start at the top and work your way down.. or search key words, and read some of the threads.. even if the last post was in 2005, post in it! ^_^ lol no one will yell at you for posting in a long dead thread. we love that here!

Well, it doesn't really describe my mood, but it made me something fierce. LAUGH AT ITS GREATNESS! Edit to add: And this one:

fixen to add the finishing touches to a skirt I made last night, and then I'm gonna take a shower, and get ready to go to Katy's party. :D I can't wait. I'm gonna wear the skirt I made. :D its awesome! :D

i will be there! But you already knew that, Katy lol I'll try to find some cheap ass "fuck you up" stuff lmao

I'll keep you posted. If I don't have enough to get it, I'll let you know, pronto, because I don't know when the next shoot after the first one will be... I mean, I know that I'll get enough for the corset, but I dunno how much more I'll be getting lol so yeah. Def keep you posted. Thanks, hun!!! :D

A 4th-grader has rallied her school to collect the shoes and thus help the poor. Julie Gottfried is only 10 years old, but she has a lofty goal: to collect 1,000 pairs of used Crocs shoes by the end of this school year. The worn-out shoes will be donated to SolesUnited, a program that recycles Crocs, those ugly-but-comfy clogs that just about everyone seems to own. The recycled material is used to make new shoes, which are donated to people in need around the world, explains Julie, a 4th-grader at Crystal LakeElementary School in Lake Mary-- whose mascot happens to be a crocodile. "So we call the program Crocs for Crocs," says Julie. Initially, Julie planned to collect the shoes all by herself. But the program has grown legs. Now her whole school is running with it. Every month, explains Julie,, each student in teacher Jamee Cagle's 4th-grade class does a community project and writes a report about it. Julie's parents, Richard and Marci Gottfried, happened to catch a segment about SolesUnited on The Celebrity Apprentice. They suggested their daughter set up a shoe-collection box for her next community project. "I immediately checked out the [solesUnited] Web site," says Julie. "At first I didn't think it was such a good idea. But I changed my mind when I watched the video on the site. Seeing how kids my age around the world didn't have shoes made me want to help." Julie contacted Crocs. Helped by the shoe company, her teacher, parents and younger brother Matt -- "my assistant and best friend" -- she planned a publicity campaign. She set up collection boxes. And she appeared on the school's School News TV program, talking about Crocs for Crocs. "I need your help," she told her fellow students. "Let's show the world what our school can do. Wear them, share them. Put them in the box in the lobby." Julie "completely rose to the occasion," says Cagle. "She shared a clip from Crocs, showing people in the villages receiving shoes. She told how it touched her heart, how the other kids could get involved and -- in her words -- 'change the world.' " Within days, Crocs for Crocs has become Crystal Lake's largest-ever school-wide project. Once the shoe company decides what country will receive the recycled shoes from the Crystal Lake collection, the school's students will study that country "to put a face on the people getting the shoes," says Cagle. "It's touching," she says. "Students, teachers and staff sent e-mails to other schools and to family members. Now we're getting Crocs through the mail from out of state. We're the first school in the nation to get involved with SolesUnited. How cool is that? "This came out of Julie's heart. She is influencing other kids. So many of our kids have no concept of not having shoes." Julie may be only 10, but she has the promotional savvy of a seasoned QVC pitchwoman. Asked whether she wears Crocs, she doesn't hesitate to plug the brand: "I've had four or five pairs," she says. "Now I have silver Mary-Jane Crocs. They are the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn."

In case you forgot what the "old" style looks like: New Designs:

man, if I had $50, that would be freaking perfect. : I'm going to be doing some big girl modeling and that would have been perfect. *sigh* I can get it after my first shoot (maybe), but I bet it be gone by then. lol

Flagpole Sitta Harvey Danger Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone? i had visions, i was in them i was looking into the mirror to see a little bit clearer rottenness and evil in me fingertips have memories mine can't forget the curves of your body and when i feel a bit naughty i run it up the flagpole and see who salutes (but no one ever does) i'm not sick but i'm not well and i'm so hot cause i'm in hell been around the world and found that only stupid people are breeding the cretins cloning and feeding and i don't even own a tv put me in the hospital for nerves and then they had to commit me you told them all i was crazy they cut off my legs now i'm an amputee, god damn you i'm not sick but i'm not well and i'm so hot cause i'm in hell i'm not sick but i'm not well and it's a sin to live so well i wanna publish zines and rage against machines i wanna pierce my tongue it doesn't hurt, it feels fine the trivial sublime i'd like to turn off time and kill my mind you kill my mind paranoia paranoia everybody's coming to get me just say you never met me i'm going underground with the moles hear the voices in my head i swear to god it sounds like they're snoring but if you're bored then you're boring the agony and the irony, they're killing me i'm not sick but i'm not well and i'm so hot cause i'm in hell i'm not sick but i'm not well and it's a sin to live so well

Spook, you are so awesome Oh, welcome to DGN.

That's weird that your's would have it... I've seen one other person complain about this, in viewing her profile, which is why it made me take a look at mine to see if it was there. And it wasn't lol and it was filled in, before DGN's update.

that was.... um interesting... o.O

Well, that's all I could find.

Oh, I just realized: There's no option to put in your AIM screen name, as a contact... I take a screen shot of it for you, so you can see what I'm talking about: (I cut some of the other stuff out of the page so that you could see the top of the page and the section I was talking about, without the page being so long lol... that's under the "Personal Setting" option)