Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Giggles and hugs.
Monday, January 25, 2010
For you mommy, enjoy.
Your Name is Glorious.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Breathe.
Joel 2:12
Therefore also now, says the Lord, turn and keep on coming to Me with all your heart, with fasting, with weeping, and with mourning [until every hindrance is removed and the broken fellowship is restored].
Tomorrow.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
junior high camp
Every vain ambition and the poison of my pride
And any foolish thing my heart holds to
Lord empty me of me so I can be Filled with YOU.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Monday, january 18th, 2010.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Abba
temptation
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Monday, January 11, 2010
1:07 Am
- I actually did some school today! Thats new.
- its too cold, If only I had a snuggie..
- www.redhots.com
- Jesus.
- Water would be nice.
- The facebook chat sound.
- I really miss some people.
- Engagement.
- Lalaaa
- Facebook chat sound really is annoying.
- Reunion at Jamie's homecoming. Night made.
- Nothing is really on my mind, actually.
- Friday is too far.
- LUCY
/li> - I kissed dating goodbye.
- Paintball, I want to paintball.
- Creepers.
Friday, January 8, 2010
Procrastination.
- Self-Downing - this happens when you continually minimize your own skills and abilities and express doubt about your ability to succeed. A person who habitually puts himself down tends to disbelieve himself even when he is successful: it was “just dumb luck.” In addition, he may also find it hard to accept praise and compliments for work performed - false modesty. (“Wow, you did so well on the exam!” “Oh, I just lucked out; I really didn't know it all that well.”)
The trouble with self-downing is that, given a long enough time, the person will actually come to believe that he is incapable of certain levels of achievement.
Self-downing results in procrastination because the person who is uncomfortable with success will seek ways to become less successful and less visible. Turn in that important quarterly report late, and soon success will fade. (“Why did they fire you?” “I told them all along I couldn't sustain the pace, and see! I was right. I can't work at that level.”)How to resolve:
- practice accepting compliments about your work performance by simply saying "Thank you."
- Figure out why you feel uncomfortable with success. Did significant others in your life often make you feel that way? Were you taught to minimize your success? Why is success so scary? Will it make you stand out in the crowd? Do you feel as though others will not accept you if you are successful?
- Remember to compliment and praise yourself for work accomplished.
The Inner Workings of Procrastination
A = Activating Event. The activating event is whatever you are putting off, such as studying, tests or unpleasant tasks.
B = Belief System. These are your "hidden" feelings about the task; your feelings govern your motivation. If you have negative feelings, you will tend to put off or delay. These feelings control your response.
C = Consequence. This is what we actually do. There are two approaches: rational and irrational. A rational response is "I don't like writing papers at all, but I had better get going on it anyway." An irrational approach is "I hate writing papers, and even though it's due next week, I'll start it later."
The fact is, all tasks are really neutral. Examine your belief system, understand why you dislike the task, then change your way of thinking.
Steps to the Cure
- Realize you are delaying something unnecessarily.
- Discover the real reasons for your delay. List them.
- Dispute those real reasons and overcome them. Be vigorous.
- Begin the task.
Practice What You've Learned
- Think of one thing you are currently procrastinating in, and write it on the line below. It might be personal, school or work-related.
- Now write all the reasons for your delay. This may take five or ten minutes because some of them are really hidden from you. These reasons are the controlling influences. Write down as many as possible.
- In the "Arguments Against Delay" column, argue against all the reasons for delay in a convincing manner. If you can argue against them successfully, you will be able to start the task.
Monday, January 4, 2010
2010.
February : Wintercamp was awesome. Distracted by a person there. Went right back home to my sinful self.
March : Got a boyfriend. Really happy.
April : got cheated on, lost a boyfriend. Sad. Started getting into the wrong things.
May : stupidly took that boy back. Birthday, finally 16. Happy, yet so extremely lost. Missed the lover of my soul, started to come out of the wrong crowd.
June : relationship's no-no's. FINALLY beachweek. God showed me who He was, who He continued to be even when I was lost, and showed me HE was the only relationship I need.
Broke up with boyfriend. Relieved.
July : Went to the Dominican republic - life changed forever. Met my best friend.
August : Major decisions, some of which I regret, but hey, God knew whats up. Hung out this girl who I thought was pretty cool, met her the last day of the DR. Life changed.
September : bittersweet departure from the life I knew. Permit.
October : Terror maze! met some of the greatest people.
November : stressing about school. playground. Got a great job :) Thanksgiving. BLACKFRIDAY. ugh, worst day ever.
December : ICM banquet. Procrastination. christmas! :D new years aid, good month. Jesus constantly calling me back.
New year, new friendships, same jesus. Pretty excited.



