Archive for September, 2005

Karma’s a bitch

Sunday, September 25th, 2005

Well, I officially hate someone.  I don’t know if I have ever truly hated someone before.  Usually I forgive them or I decide to be peaceful about it and realize that I am not perfect either but this time, there is no forgiveness in me (yet) so therefore I hate.  I vent this to you friends knowing that the story is too long and too complicated and a little too personal to write about.  Someone set out to screw my husband over and I think they actually succeeded a little bit.  We still haven’t had our final words but the situation is such a slap in the face and so ridiculous that it is so hard to believe.  I keep wondering if WIl and I did something wrong to deserve the crapiness but we didn’t and I am confident in that.

I write you all this to remind you to always get the full story.  Never accuse someone of anything until you have seen them do it with your own eyes.  People can be out there with the sole purpose of making lives miserable and sometimes they succeed.  I actually feel a little sorry for the liar … they need help.  But the people who believe it I don’t feel sorry for, they are just stupid.

Let the Karma begin…………

Rest in Peace

Tuesday, September 6th, 2005

Today at my school, we had a few new students.  Nothing new really except that they are victims from the hurricane with no home to go to.  The tradgey is being felt across the nation.  We tend to want to point fingers.  There’s no doubt things could have  been handled differently, quicker, more humanily.  I find myself asking,"Why did this happen to so many children,animals, and innocent people? Why did God let this happen?"  I truly believe everything happens for a reason.  Somewhere something or someone became stronger or learned something from this disaster.  There’s a divine plan…and the earth is so much greater then we will ever know or comprehend.  I did not lose anything in the disaster except a slight sense of security.  So many people lost so much.  I have donated some money but that act feels so empty.  In many ways I would like to go and be an extra set of hands and in many ways I am glad I am far away.  It is sad how America thinks.  We embody,"It won’t happen to me" and I must say I have been embarassed to be American more then once.  We are more then blessed, we are spoiled and blind.  This eye opening occurence has changed people:  the way we will prepare, the way we see the leaders, the way we see each other.  So, if you can’t be there in person to lend a helping hand, just be there in thought and prayer.  We are red,white and blue dust in the wind…………….