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I hear great things about it healthwise and for relaxation. I might try it! It sounds like a fun thing to do. :)

I desperately need a haircut! My hair is so long now I can hardly manage it! :D

I can have fun by watching TV, watching movies, going onto www.43things.com, e-mailing my friends, going onto www.wikihow.com, going onto www.listsofbests.com, going onto www.ebay.com, going onto www.amazon.com, playing video games, reading books, talking to my friends, spending time with my friends, going to the library, shopping, going to the park, as I have Asperger Syndrome, playing with my toys, playing card games, playing board games.

When I got attacked by a bad pack of dogs. But I’d really like to do this again! :)

We’ll see…

Maybe next time I go to visit my family in New York I can go by plane?

And make some free cash.
1. WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2007 for Playstation 2 (one of the Playstation 2 greatest hits) (rated T for teen because of blood, language, suggestive themes, and violence) for $10.
2. Scarface: The World Is Yours for Playstation 2 (one of the Playstation 2 greatest hits) (rated M for mature because of blood and gore, intense violence, sexual themes, strong language, and use of drugs) for $10
3. Crash Bandicoot’s Huge Adventure/Spyro: Season of Ice double pack for Gameboy Advance (rated E for everyone with absolutely nothing bad in it) for $10

I study in the art of Aikido. I’d love to earn my black belt someday. Almost there!!! ;)

And I practice singing constantly!

I’ll just start saving now!!! :D :)

Beating myself up over every silly little problem. I need to stop! I need to see I’m not so bad at all! Not even close! Even if I stutter in mid sentence, I mentally brow beat myself tremendously! I’m finding now that the many things I mentally brow beat myself about aren’t even true anyway! So what am I worried about?

So I can go on the lake for a little bit :)

This one is gonna be hard!

For it to be good for me. I need to try to wake up later… :(

It’s hard when you hardly ever remember your dreams, but the one’s I do remember, I’ll be sure to record!

1. Leave sweet notes in public places for them to find. They’ll be flattered and it’ll brighten their day, and they’ll appreciate it.
2. Call them friend often. Cuddle with them sometimes, and play pretend war games with them. This usually only works though if you’re between the ages of 6 and 12, or if you’re developmentally disabled if you’re older than that.
3. Become interested in their hobbies. They’ll see a legit interest you have in them just as much as yourself, and they’ll appreciate it too. Not to mention that you’ll have stuff in common to share or talk about!
4. Put on puppet shows for them. It’ll interest them, but again, this usually only works if you’re between 6 and 12 or developmentally disabled…
5. Work with them. It’s a great way to bond and get things done too!
6. Look up information with them and learn something new together!
7. Have them put on puppet shows for you so they contribute to the friendship too! (the 6 to 12 or developmentally disabled rule)
8. Give them space
9. Calmly discuss problems
10. Change your hairstyle. It’ll make room for topic and change things up a bit between you’s.
11. Dress respectably but still comfortably around them. It makes them respect you more.
12. Write them letters once a week or when responded to. It’ll make them feel better about getting the mail to receive mail that actually counts to them, and they’ll also appreciate that you thought of them.
13. Buy them gifts just because. They’ll appreciate your thought and your application in the friendship and be flattered.
14. Listen to music and dance with them. It’s fun and it’s bonding!
15. Eat a healthy snack together. It’ll make room for bonding and special talking.
16. Give them alone time too. Everyone needs space.
17. Make new friends too to keep happy with the same steps.
18. Don’t get upset. Be patient. It’s a great way to really seal a friendship!
19. If you both like to read, get together every now and then to have a just because book discussion and discuss your favorite books!!!
20. When giving your friends their alone time space, good things to do are to play pretend games by yourself! This way, you’re spending time alone too and getting the same respect as you’re giving, and you’re taking time for yourself too and your hobbies, and maintaining a healthy relationship.
21. A good, respectable, comfortable outfit is a t-shirt and khaki pants. Khaki pants can dress anything up!
22. A good gift to buy them is usually their favorite CD or some iTunes gift cards if they have an iPod! Usually you can never go wrong with music! And you can use that music for the dancing bonding time!
23. A good, healthy snack as a suggestion is grapes and milk.
24. Buy people gifts often just because you thought of them.
25. Take people out a lot. Who knows? You may even make a lifetime friend that way!
26. Recognize people’s kindness toward you.
27. Take care of others!
28. Cook for others just because.
29. Pour others some drinks to help them.
30. Get or bake snacks for others.
31. Write letters to people and don’t forget your family and friends.
32. Help people with their problems if you can.

Jesus. I am passionate about my relationship with Him and about pleasing Him. He is my everything! There is nothing above Him in my life! :D

Of becoming a Christian singer and pastor! :) I’d like to get stronger in love, whereas God is love. :)

It looks like sooooooo much fun! :D