A finer feeling.
Date: Jan 29th, 2007 12:31:21 pm - Subscribe
Mood: better.
Music: Sunday Night Scene [THE.END.]

"One minute I can be on top of the world and the next I’m in floods of tears, but overall, I’m happy person. Regardless of how emotional I can be, I never let it show. When I’m upset I put on a face, and no one knows that I’m upset. Only my close friends usually know, and a lot of the times that’s also rare. It’s nothing personal, it’s just the way I am. But, I try to be as nice as I can and I’ll always be there for anyone with a problem. Upset me though, and I won’t be as nice, I can be a bit of a bitch, who can’t at times? Some things that you wouldn’t even think about can mean the world to me. I tend to think too much, and I worry way more than I should, I can also be a bit paranoid. Everyone has their faults, right? I care too much about things that are minor to other people, and any problem that a friend has I go out of my way to try and make it better. Without the people you love, where would you be? Who would you be? I’ve met some pretty shallow and nasty people over the years, but the ones that mean the most make them all fade away. I’ve recently realised that I want to do well in life, and I’m determined to. No matter what tries to hold me back, I’ll achieve it. I like what I like not for the trends, not to ‘fit in’, but because I like it myself. I’ve learnt that whatever knocks you down at times only makes you stronger, no matter how hard it maybe to overcome. ‘Whatever doesn’t kill us makes us stronger’. Regardless of what anyone may say, we all care about what other people think of us, although, I’m always up for a laugh even if that ends up laughing at myself. Some people are meant to stay in your life 5 mintues, 5 years or forever. But no matter how short the stay it doesn't make the goodbye any easier. You just have to tell yourself it'll be okay. No matter how long the person if with you,if they've helped you or taught you something, then it's worth something. Wherever they are, they'll be in your heart. Everyday. I have some regrets. If I was brutally honest, I probably would change some of the things that have happened in the past. But, at the end of the day, I can't, so there's no point in dwelling on it. What's done is done. Although, I can repair any damage that has been done and grow as a person, which is what I'm doing. Hopefully anyway. I've learnt alot lately, mainly from people around me and in my life. People change, things get said, hearts become broken. People seperate, but life moves on. No matter how much someone can get hurt, time never stops for anyone. You just have to swallow it and keep on going. Lately, I'm developing a more positive attitude towards things. 'Life's not always as black as it seems' Regardless of how bad the day, how low the mood, there's always someone out there that'd kill for your life. Doesn't matter about the imperfections around you, there's always someone worse off than you. That doesn't mean I don't think people have a right to get upset at times. They do. I do. We're only human. No matter how much we laugh, there will be tears at some point. Don't try to hold them back, they're meant to come. You may be the strongest person in the world but you still have the right to be upset at times. It's part of getting over things and moving on. I've discovered about myself, that it doesn't matter how big the problem is I have in my life at times, if a friend comes to me upset, then my problems get dealt with afterwards. I can never see a friend upset. And I mean never. Even if I hardly know someone, I will take the time to try and help them. Some may call it a weakness, but to me, I'm glad I can be like that. I’m a social person, I’ll talk to anyone, just about."

I'm not your stereotype. I can't be defined.
But yes, this was written a while back. Sometime last year. And, I feel it's relevant again. :]

Oh and *screams in a field with gdc*
I'M GETTING BETTERRRRRR!!!

Haha, you're right. It does help. : ]
can't wait to try it for real, tomorrow. wink.gif

no matter how far you fall, life moves on and so do you.

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gdc - January 29th, 2007
Haha! *I'm so glad!* (screams in a field back to Jessie) haha Everything should be screamed with fierce amounts of emotion across a field, it's just better that way! *throws head back laughing* I enjoyed reading what you had to write. You may have noticed I found a computer, so I'm fiery amounts of happy. *big grin* happy.gif And the paranoid thing is just fine, you and I make a great team, you're a tab bit paranoid and I'm ruthlessly persueing things with pink icing on them tounge.gif tee-hee.. Anyways, I'm glad you found the post that was dedicated to you! Hopefully I'll talk to you soon...

Cheers*

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gdc - January 30th, 2007
I'm a canoeing/sailing instructor, experienced hiker and climber and also swimmer.

So (I'm on the West Coast, Canada) I take some kids out (I call them kids, but they're actually about 15-18yrs) and we go training for big sailing, canoing, rafting (I only do that last one occasionally)and hiking trips. (These trips are usually in BC, Yukon, Alaska area). They usually last about 20-35 days and involve 10-20kids and 5-10 instructors. My team and I usually work for Outdoor Centre's, School Districts, or privatly for organizations that have 'problem youth'. But we're certainly no drill or bootcamp. I'm only 20, but I find as long as you lend a willing hand and open ear, by the end of training and for sure by the end of the final trip, any kids who have bee's in their bonnets have been able to work a lot of things out. It's pretty rewarding, and we (instructors and myself) always try to make it interesting because it even gets dull for us and we need to do something new...

Anyways, hope that answered your question!

Cheers*

anonymous - January 31st, 2007
I've decided I'm just going to fill up this one post of yours with several responses, like 15 or so... (we'll see wink.gif ) I'm actually living in the Vancouver area (kerrisdale specifically). And by far this is the best place to live, outside of North Burnaby of course. (I grew up there). So where are you from? (just keep in mind BC stands for 'bring cash'. Clean work is hard to find to make a living. I was lucky to avoid getting overly involved in the food industry and things like that.) Child psychologist? When I grow up (haha, I love that expression) I want to be an archaeoogist.

I'm just going to take a swing at it here but... I'll assume you've already taken/taking first year Psych? (they offered it in my high school under 'AP' (advanced placement) and that's when I took it. The big one - seven huh? Is the grass greener by chance? Is food starting to taste different? haha *winks*

Yeah, I've been writing a fair amount suprisingly enough while I've been here. And I think I just remembered I forgot to sign in. So hold on for a moment and I'll go sign in and finish writing to you... *slaps forehead*

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gdc - January 31st, 2007
Okay back.
Sorry about that...

Sweet! I have an online rafting buddy! haha. Yeah I understand the whole 'live life every day'. You strike me as the type of person who can probably appreciate being 'bored'. Like today, Johnathan yanked me out of early morning training with the other kids to do more 'grocery shopping' which actually consisted of coreenin' it back to the nearest small town (about 1 1/2 hrs away) and having some coffee. I'll write about it more in my next post in about 5 min. So anyways, I'm glad to hear you like canoeing and swimming. Although I hate to admit it in about a month I'll be due to redo my instructors test (like 8hrs out of a day to show some ultimate survival guy that I can climb back into a boat from water, know enough to answer questions no one ever asks like 'what make is your canoe and is it really made out of wood? are you sure that looks like mahogany?) wtf? anyways. (has to be done once a year).

So yeah. I frequently lose track of what I'm writing because these respose boxes are so small... So don't mind it. happy.gif Anyways, talk to you soon. And hope you don't mind that this message is more like a letter from God's Middle of Nowhere. wink.gif

Cheers*

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gdc - February 01st, 2007
ENGLAND!?!?! REALLY!??! I have some family over there, but just some. Actually, the West Coast in Canada is great if you like rain. (I absolutly love rain so it's no issue for me. Vancouver (and all the towns around, Port Moody, Coquitlam have tons of rain) But North Burnaby seems to have it's own weather (it's right between Vancouver, (like 5min from it) and right after Port Moody. It's on the other side of the big ass hill that has SFU (Simon Fraser University) on it.

College eh? We have college as well, but it's formally for graduates unless you take AP (advanced placement, when you're smarter than all the other bratty kids wink.gif ) in the high schools (some.) Which is nice becuase then you can get college or university credits instead of attending university and paying a hefty amount of money for instructors you don't like and a time schedule to absolutly hate.

Anyways, will write again. Johnathan wants to go for dinner but I must admit I look forward to hearing from you so I thought I'd quickly check back to write a bit etc etc. Anyways! Have fun in the rain!! *winks/sarcasm*
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Cheers*


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