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Abstinence is good right?

Have you ever had to live pay check to pay check?
I am and I don't even have a job...yah its that bad.
So today marked the first day of my official on campus, paid job. Seeing as how I'm a senior I probably should have picked up this little past time, I dunno, 3 years ago. But here I am, student caller to the unprepared masses. Was I part of the unprepared masses. Was I unaware of the significant scholarship money they had set aside for me? Yea probably.

Tomorrow marks the first of 40 days of Lent(spelling?). I've decided to forego sweets including soda, candy, icecream...unnecessary sugars pretty much. I've also decided to fast from being mean...ha I wonder how long that will last. And finally, I will abstain from any physical contact with the opposite sex... I actually threw this one in with the assumption that I won't have the opportunity or desire to physically interact with the opposite sex for quite some time anyway, thus adding this to my list is merely a method to increase the size of things I'm abstaining from in one sense or the other.

I'm tired, but that happens doesn't it.

**fIrefLy**

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Firefly said…
Brave sounds nice, I was thinking self destructive, and it's not even the half way point. I mean can a girl just get a cookie...A COOKIE!
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