my first entry

[aprilgianna]

I worked for twelve hours and stayed after shift for two and a half, so I pulled a fourteen hour day. Some of the patients just wine. I should give them all a piece of cheese as a joke and see if they get it. :D
I am just chillin in some air conditioning Nothing new here. Just stepped into the forever changing tides of the singles current. This

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hello, lovely

[yamadehinode]

Hello, friend!

Crystal told me she set up an account for you and I'm so happy to hear that you're okay. I have so much that I want to say but I think I'll save it for an e-mail rather than post it LJ style.

How are you?! I loved reading your post and just wanted to say that I'm so proud of you, especially when I saw the pictures Crystal posted of you at work and then the other of you laughing (YOU GOT PROMOTED?! Hot damn! Congratulations!).

Anyway, I'm babbling and my lunch break is just about over but I will "talk" to you soon.

Love,
Bethany

[kiliase]

Hey, April!

I'm also glad to hear from you...it's great that you're all right, and that you're "growing a new skin"...I seriously doubt that people really stay the same unless they try to, and that's just wrong. Go, evolve and grow...your old friends are rooting for you.

Have a great day, and I'm hoping to work up to writing you an email soon. (I'm really terrible at writing emails...I put it off for ages and ages, so don't be dissapointed if you have an empty email inbox in the morning).
Peter.

Danielson.

You know...that guy from church.

I did the candy cane dance...I know I haven't been funny since, but that should really tide you over for a few more years.

:o)

[insomnia]

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[cryssie3]

I love you and miss you Ape. So much going on, wish you were here.