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the day of confusion Today I had an off day. What threw me off is that the intellectual neophytes around me actually used their skulls today and the level of knowledge actually increased! My friends were a little more open today and I was given the oppurtunity to play an extremely divine trumpet. One of my friends who is a girl showed what I percieved to be some type of affection to me. whether thats how she meant it or not it threw me out of the perverbial loop I was used to. I'll have to keep an eye on her. The girl that gave me a hug yesterday gave me another one today, but I don't quite see this affecton as a relationship builder, I view it as a mind game. I believe her to be toying with my feelings, but I'll keep it on the down low. I seem to have wrote enough, so until next time I bid my farewell. Our lives are not measured by the amount of breaths we take, but the moments that take our breath away. Terry Evanswood.

Posted by: guitargod527 Tue Mar 10, 2009 @ 08:02pm

Our lives are not measured by the amount of breaths we take, but the moments that take our breath away. Terry Evanswood.

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Commented on: Wed Mar 11, 2009 @ 12:10am


	we all know i'm blonde ok? the one day i actually ahow some bit of intellegence must you point it out? flutes are better than trumpets!!!! razz i gave you hugs cause i've decided to be nice. ^~^ throwing you outta the loop you're used to makes you really confused and i think it's funny is why i do it. lol. I'm not toying with your feelings. I'm being nice. 4laugh whee biggrin blaugh 3nodding 3nodding razz

Commented on: Fri Apr 17, 2009 @ 04:42pm


	1. A recent convert to a belief; a proselyte. 2. A beginner or novice: a neophyte at politics. 3. a. Roman Catholic Church A newly ordained priest. b. A novice of a religious order or congregation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Middle English, from Late Latin neophytus, from Greek neophutos : neo-, neo- + -phutos, planted (from phuein, to bring forth; see bheu- in Indo-European roots).]

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