So, there is a girl I work with, A. We've worked together since March but have just recently became close. The more I get to know her, the more alike we are and we became fast friends.
Today, we called her into work to cover another girl's shift and she sends my boss a text telling her it will be her last night. Um, excuse me? As soon as she gets there she is in tears telling us she has to move tonight and there's no way around it.
Apparently, her mom chose her step-dad over her and kicked her out.
Sorry ass.
We caught the midnight premiere of Paranormal Activity and had some good Waffle House, before we said goodbye.
I know that I will see her again really soon, and nothing will really change but the distance but this really sucks. I have a hard enough time letting people in as it is. I'm really going to miss this girl.
I'm absolutely heartbroken.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
50 random facts.
1. I played softball for 14 years.
2. I have Peyton Manning's autograph.
3. I am a die-hard Tennessee Volunteers fan.
4. I love being the baby of all boys, except when it comes to dating.
5. Johnny Cash is my favorite musician.
6. I love art of any kind, and work a second job in an art gallery.
7. Being a waitress has made me more determined to stay in school.
8. Scary movies are the best movies.
9. I want to play the banjo.
10. Earl Scruggs taught my grandfather how to play the banjo.
11. My dream vacations include Ireland and Colorado.
12. I've had my hunting permit since I was eight years old.
13. I love shooting archery.
14. Fishing at night is the most relaxing thing I've ever found.
15. My brothers are my best friends.
16. I have degenerative disk disease, and no feeling in my right leg as a result of three back surgeries starting at the age of thirteen.
17. I have no patience for drama, self pity, or complete ignorance.
18. My mother is my hero.
19. House, MD. is an addiction.
20. Nicholas Sparks books are my escape.
21. The movie Tristan and Isolde holds a very special place in my heart.
22. My heart has been through hell, but it'll survive.
23. Watching my nieces and nephew grow and learn, and hearing the random things they say are the happiest times of my life, but I am still not sure on having kids of my own.
24. I have an insane collection of movies.
25. Lying to me is an automatic cut off.
26. The biggest turn ons for are eyes and a smile.
27. Changing majors was the best decision I ever made.
28. The only person I trust, is me. And even then, not 100% of the time.
29. I prefer dogs over cats.
30. I have a weird obsession with white tigers.
31. I cross-stitch and crochet, and taught myself to do both.
32. I love seeing things through other people's perspective, especially in photography, paintings, and songs.
33. Stephen Colbert is amazing.
34. I have an intense crush on Keifer Sutherland, but only as Jack Bauer.
35. I survived the swine (h1n1) flu. It's not all it's cracked up to be.
36. I've lost a lot of people, and miss them daily.
37. IVs excite me. Whether they're in me or other people.
38. I have the upmost respect for firefighters.
39. Sports are the best. Hockey, football, softball, and UFC are my top ranked.
40. College is the most demanding, draining, and satisfying thing I have ever done.
41. I eventually want a business degree to own my own art gallery.
42. I have a twisted, dry sense of humor and usually offend people unintentionally.
43. I am completely honest, whether it hurts your feelings or not.
44. Sleep is my enemy.
45. Death does not install any sense of fear in me.
46. My dream "car" is a Dodge Ram SRT-10.
47. My favorite song is "Sunday Morning Coming Down" by Johnny Cash.
48. I didn't realize how huge dolphins were until I swam with them, now they kind of scare me.
49. I draw more in lectures than I take notes.
50. I love to drive, and look for any excuse for a road trip.
2. I have Peyton Manning's autograph.
3. I am a die-hard Tennessee Volunteers fan.
4. I love being the baby of all boys, except when it comes to dating.
5. Johnny Cash is my favorite musician.
6. I love art of any kind, and work a second job in an art gallery.
7. Being a waitress has made me more determined to stay in school.
8. Scary movies are the best movies.
9. I want to play the banjo.
10. Earl Scruggs taught my grandfather how to play the banjo.
11. My dream vacations include Ireland and Colorado.
12. I've had my hunting permit since I was eight years old.
13. I love shooting archery.
14. Fishing at night is the most relaxing thing I've ever found.
15. My brothers are my best friends.
16. I have degenerative disk disease, and no feeling in my right leg as a result of three back surgeries starting at the age of thirteen.
17. I have no patience for drama, self pity, or complete ignorance.
18. My mother is my hero.
19. House, MD. is an addiction.
20. Nicholas Sparks books are my escape.
21. The movie Tristan and Isolde holds a very special place in my heart.
22. My heart has been through hell, but it'll survive.
23. Watching my nieces and nephew grow and learn, and hearing the random things they say are the happiest times of my life, but I am still not sure on having kids of my own.
24. I have an insane collection of movies.
25. Lying to me is an automatic cut off.
26. The biggest turn ons for are eyes and a smile.
27. Changing majors was the best decision I ever made.
28. The only person I trust, is me. And even then, not 100% of the time.
29. I prefer dogs over cats.
30. I have a weird obsession with white tigers.
31. I cross-stitch and crochet, and taught myself to do both.
32. I love seeing things through other people's perspective, especially in photography, paintings, and songs.
33. Stephen Colbert is amazing.
34. I have an intense crush on Keifer Sutherland, but only as Jack Bauer.
35. I survived the swine (h1n1) flu. It's not all it's cracked up to be.
36. I've lost a lot of people, and miss them daily.
37. IVs excite me. Whether they're in me or other people.
38. I have the upmost respect for firefighters.
39. Sports are the best. Hockey, football, softball, and UFC are my top ranked.
40. College is the most demanding, draining, and satisfying thing I have ever done.
41. I eventually want a business degree to own my own art gallery.
42. I have a twisted, dry sense of humor and usually offend people unintentionally.
43. I am completely honest, whether it hurts your feelings or not.
44. Sleep is my enemy.
45. Death does not install any sense of fear in me.
46. My dream "car" is a Dodge Ram SRT-10.
47. My favorite song is "Sunday Morning Coming Down" by Johnny Cash.
48. I didn't realize how huge dolphins were until I swam with them, now they kind of scare me.
49. I draw more in lectures than I take notes.
50. I love to drive, and look for any excuse for a road trip.
A little about me.
I am 20 years old. I am Southern, born and raised, and have resided in Georgia most of my life. I am the baby of four children, and the only girl. I have nieces and nephews who have completely and utterly stolen my heart, and all my free time is spent with them.
I am currently a second year nursing student, but, as fate would have it, the EMT field has called my name. So, starting August 2010, I will be an EMT-b student.
You may ask why after two years I've decided to make a change. Well, for as long as I can remember trauma has been the most exciting thing I could think of. Then, I dated a fireman for three years. Every single time the pager went off, I think I got more of a thrill than he did. And being around the fire halls and equipment set in stone for me that this is my calling.
I am excited to see where this path takes me, and absolutely cannot wait until I can officially call myself an EMT. What you read here is just the journey.
I am currently a second year nursing student, but, as fate would have it, the EMT field has called my name. So, starting August 2010, I will be an EMT-b student.
You may ask why after two years I've decided to make a change. Well, for as long as I can remember trauma has been the most exciting thing I could think of. Then, I dated a fireman for three years. Every single time the pager went off, I think I got more of a thrill than he did. And being around the fire halls and equipment set in stone for me that this is my calling.
I am excited to see where this path takes me, and absolutely cannot wait until I can officially call myself an EMT. What you read here is just the journey.
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