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You poor things...

You don't piss me off. You make me love you, and feel sorry for you. I know that drives you completely insane, but I can't help it. If I didn't have Jesus I would hate you. But I love everyone like He loves me.

Ted Nugent '08. I'm sick of this.

I finally finished my Photoshop collage. Here's the link: Collage Took me longer to think about what I was going to do than to actually put it together hahaha.

Hopefully I'll be getting a job soon. Hopefully.

Till then much love,
Elizabeth

Christian Goths

So my brother and I have had this idea for a long time, and Alex made the sites last night thanks to Scott. Yay!! ^_^
There's two sites, a forum site and one of those online community sites. Here are the links:
Christian Goth Forum
&
Christian Goth Community
You should join!

My 16th Birthday Party

was fun. At least for me. :D I got some cool stuff too. And since I promised a review, here it is:
From Scott [it's so hard to say Scott instead of Scott Clady!] I got the full discography of Nox Arcana [^_^], plus all the TV episodes and OVAs of Hellsing [he's ruined my life... :D]
From Piper and Skeylan {I don't know if I spelled it right or not; oh well] I got rings that Piper wore in the late 80s/early 90s, and they're awesome. I'm wearing one right now =^-^=
From Pastor Michael and Ms. Hilda I got lots of thin bangles [black,red, silver ones], a silver necklace with heart and star and key charms, and a somewhat "scene" shirt with paint splatters and stars on it.
From my little brothers [I'll withhold names here just for saftey's sake, kthxbai] I got a pair of socks with monkeys and bananas on them, a candle in the shape of a cat, a tank top, a long sleeve shirt, wash cloths, and hand drawn cards.
From my older brother Alex I got two t-shirts and a pair of Halloween socks.
From my parents I got fake hair [rofl], a furry purse, and this really pretty opal necklace [opal is my birthstone].

And I also got a hug from Scott, which was probably the best gift of all ^_^

Till then much love,
Elizabeth

Francis Tuttle Review

I'm writing a review.
On Francis Tuttle.

Yep.

Well, not the whole thing. Just my particular Interactive Media class. Which I really don't like for a number of reasons:

1. You learn more from online tutorials than you do from the textbooks they give you.

2. The teacher pushes you through textbook after textbook only for you to find out later that she pushed you too fast and you need to go back.

3. It's called Interactive Media, but you're not allowed to talk to anyone.

So yeah. It's not all it's cracked up to be. I'm disappointed.

By the way, I have a bronchial infection. Doesn't that sound lovely? And right before my birthday. Oh well. :)

Till then much love,
Elizabeth

What do I want for my birthday?

I'm not quite sure. I'm trying to think of something I really really need....and I can't. But there are things I want. Oh yes. Definitely ^_^

I would like:
-Candles.
-Cool socks.
-Cool gloves/arm warmers/leg warmers/jewelry/purses/or belts from Hot Topic [or any other similar place]
-A top hat!!
-Halloween stuff
-Thumb drives.

So yep. Those are things that would be quite lovely for my birthday :D

Till then much love,
Elizabeth

Good Gifts vs. Bad Gifts

This is the first time I've ever done anything here. Ever. Whoa...

So since my birthday is coming up, I thought I'd make a post on good gifts and bad gifts. There are many different types of gifts in my world [semi-good gifts, kinda good gifts, terrible gifts, not-so-terrible gifts, etc..] But I'm just dealing with simple good and bad for now.

Examples of GOOD gifts:
-Socks with patterns. Like planets or stripes or something fun like that.

-Candles. Really good smelling candles.

-Halloween or Christmas stuff. You can't ever go wrong with Halloween or Christmas.

Examples of BAD gifts:
-Plain white ankle socks.

-Movies I already have.

-Makeup from the dollar store.


When my birthday rolls around, I'll give a review of my gifts. [They'll probably all be awesome and I'll have nothing bad to say about them. ^_^]

Till then much love,
Elizabeth