For me, it's people being rude and obnoxious to others for the stupidest reasons.

I work at the service desk at Walmart doing refunds. And no matter how many times I tell people they can't get their way because of it being store policy, I always hear "Well, why not?" along with the attitude of "the customer is always right".

How many freaking ways do I have to say "No, because it's store policy!" before it finally sinks in?

Not mention they act like I'm the one who made up the rules and I'm just being unfair and a being a b!tch.

I just don't get some people!

Our Father, who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name.
Thy Kingdom come,
thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory. for ever and ever. Amen

Lord,

I ask that you please place Brenda, and her two beautiful sons, under your protective wing of mercy. And provide them the love, strength, and protection, that they so desperately need now.

I ask this in the name of your son, Jesus Christ.

Amen.

Thank you for bring two fine young men into this world. I also want to say Thank you to all of the men and women in uniform that put their lives on the line everyday so that My daughter and I can enjoy the freedoms that we have. I also have family members that are serving this great country. God Bless each and everyone of them.

I just hope you like it here as much as I do Journey =)

Well it finally happened. I moved from Olympia upto Seattle. One of my friends decided "brilliantly" to break his foot for my birthday which forced me to move up here.

I must say I'm still adjusting to everything. I have a good job starting on the 8th which i am looking forward to. UNFORTUNATLY all I ever seem to do now at days is Sit in the appartment playing computer games or drawing. I haven't even picked up my guitars since moving up here. Granted, im still basically living out of a trunk and duffle bag but its a small place.

I just REALLY want something to do or someone to hang out with, Maybe get some coffee or something. Going to the clubs is out of the question until i start to work but oh well such is life.

Anyone else have anything interesting or 'lifechanging' happen lately???

Merry Christmas to our service people and their families.

Let them say it in person.

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I have been so low the past days....

Today I am happy that I send a 36 lb box to my son and his Marine brothers..

yet...I feel so goddamed depressed....

As mush as I want to write and send things..it is so hard to send to Iraq,,

I much preferr to send to Camp L. or to his home..he will evenually have with his wife in May 09..

I am so confused about why I feel this way..

Why after talking with him I go into such a low...

I just want him to come home safely in May...

The fort area is very low income, and has a fairly high crime rate, but apart from casual theft of anything not nailed down, it's actually a really nice area.

First of all, rents are cheap, and the shopping around that area is very inexpensive. The shop owners are REALLY nice to people who pay without arguing and who give them repeat business. They are also VERY social and love to talk to new people.

I lived in Tacoma and still have a house on 46th street. Tacoma isn't as terrible as people pretend it is. Seattle-ites act like it's a Million miles from civilization, but they're just biased and never drive anywhere. Tacoma has the Glass museum, which may not sound so cool but it's f**king awesome. Kids love that place. The "docks" in Tacoma are vibrant, full of businesses, boaters, and people who are so friendly that you could wind up getting invited on a sailing trip on somebody's Yaught.

I can give you a list of fifty things to do in Tacoma that are cool. There's an honest to God Mansion that you can tour, several huge parks, a zoo that is larger than anything else in the NW USA, and a vibrant downtown business zone that has some of the largest antique shops I've ever seen in 38 states.

MSG me if you want specifics. It is not, however, easy to get around Tacoma by bus. You will need a car. Parking is free almost everywhere, and there's a huge, FREE parking lot downtown with a FREE trolley to all the stores.

I worked at a law firm downtown in Tacoma and loved the area. Yeah, there are a lot of poor people and ethnic problems in Tacoma, but not on the scale of say, Detroit, or Los Angeles, not at all. I lived in T-town for two years without any incidents.

~D

why ya moving? curious I'm about to uplift as thinking spokane... born and raised in seattle area.. now im from oregon

Hi,

I finally heard via e-mail from Brett...

He is tired,cold,and extremely busy....

After a marine got them stuck in the sand..they had to shovel out for many hours....On Thanksgiving..

For Brett..the best part was being able to eat his Thanksgiving dinner with his best marine brother....

Even though they ate a cold dinner..

He counts the months down of when he will return to the USA....

hmmmmm I miss him so much....

I'd never marry anyone I just told I loved but wasn't in love with.

I've heard that I love you but i'm not in love with you crap before, dump her, she is probably just using you or waiting for a chance to leave anyway. You can't make her love you, it is either there or it isn't. Four years if she is not in love with you by now, it's not gonna happen most likely.