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1). My First Cigarette
I lit one. I couldn’t really believe I was doing it. In my whole 16 years of life I had felt nothing but disgust for my parent’s dirty habit, and now here I was doing the same thing.
2). Christian Time Warp
If Holy Spirit transcends the trappings of time and space, then why are some Christians still talking about slaves, warriors, battles,and conquering nations?
3). Saved by a Model
Don’t let go of your model. Conjure it up every chance you get because that is the light which will guide you out of your hole.
4). Why Spend the Rest of our Years Alone?
It is built in companionship. You don’t have to go out to some formal get-together just to interact with people. It is a growing experience so you don’t stagnate.
5). Benzos and Me
Within two days of taking xanax, I was already worried about my stash running out for the weekend.
6). Why Do People Visit Gravesites?
We understand finally, that we don’t go anywhere because we are already here. Time won’t change things, because time is linear and we have been released from the constraints of linear time. We simply are right now and we are forever. This simple knowledge gives me peace.
7). Flooding out the Fat
Nothing could more accurately describe the success of losing weight so painlessly.
8). Jiggle Pattern
Even thoughts are things. That is a scary idea to those of us who value mental privacy. Mental acivity emits an energy which can and does influence the ongoing soup of things. And an atom from my busy cluster of ions could just as easily hop on over to your cluster of ions the very next day.
9). Hang On To That House
Think before you sell your home. If you are sacrificing it to save money you may be losing your memories, your lifestyle and even more money.
10). Coping with Weight Loss Success
We remember back to the days when a nice big submarine sandwich piled with all sorts textures and flavors and substance was all we needed to be happy. We crave that snug feeling we used to have with ourselves when we were alone and not being disturbed.
11). Finding Your Voice
If you are having problems thinking up a subject to write about or wondering how to express it, just think of the last time you had a lively conversation with a friend.
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