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Name: Michelle
Birthday: 4/22/1986
Interests: God, writing, reading, travel, music, movies, hiking, camping, experiencing life and learning a thing or two along the way
Occupation: Newspaper reporter/photographe
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AIM:  Gdart3
Member Since:
3/11/2005
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| Update on the little bundle of joyI decided not to keep the puppy. I was very tempted to, but it's not the right time for it. However, I had a thought last weekend. My boyfriend's family has a dog that has needed a companion for quite some time, so I suggested that they take her.
Yesterday I drove her up to their place, which is a virtual dog heaven — no leashes, woods, wide open spaces — and Mitch's mom met her ... and fell in love with her instantly. And she gets along great with the older dog, too. So now the little pup has a great home! Hooray! I admit, I was a bit sad waking up today knowing I wouldn't get to play with her every day, but hey, I get to see her grow up, if from a distance. That's good enough for me. 
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| Road tripping at last!If any of you remember some of my previous posts from a while back, I was considering taking a very long road trip out West this summer, after I quit my job and became a proverbial hippie. Well, since I have reason for staying here (i.e. I like my job now, and I am becoming more and more attached to this area for various reasons), I decided against it for the time being.
However, I am still taking a road trip next month to Colorado and Wyoming, more specifically, the Grand Tetons! I'm taking nine days to go out there with my sister, and I can't wait to see the mountains, and bison and whatever else is out there. Well, I actually don't know much about that area, so I was wondering if any of you could suggest must-see places we should go to or places we should probably skip.
The Grand Tetons
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| Thus ends an eraWhen I pulled into the driveway on Saturday afternoon, my roommate and her brand-new husband were pulling out in their heavily decorated car after having changed out of their wedding clothes. I waved good-bye to them and stepped into my now-empty apartment. An era of rooming with her has passed, and she and I begin on new paths.
It has been a good year with her. We have changed so much, and much has happened. She got back together with her boyfriend, got engaged and married in that time. I got a boyfriend, which hasn't happened in years, and is the best relationship I've ever been in. We've had many, many talks about both guys.
It's a little lonely now without someone there to talk to every night, but I trust God will provide for what I need. Thus begins another era. Hurrah for my newly married friend and new beginnings! | | |
| I'm in love! I'm in love! And I don't care who knows it!
This little puppy showed up at my back door a few days ago, and the neighbors have been feeding her and taking care of her until they can find her a home. She's got a great personality, and I can tell she's going to be big! Would it be irresponsible of me to take her in? I'd love to, but there are considerations (i.e. where I'm going to be living for the foreseeable future, if I can afford her, I've never had a dog before, etc.).
What cautions would you issue (or do you think I should just forget it)?
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It seems like I wait around all year for summer, then when it finally gets here, it flies by too quickly before I've had the chance to take it for all it's worth. It's a pity, really. So, how do you take advantage of the summer months? Inquiring minds (mine) want to know!
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