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Last Sunday, I got baptized in my little church in Montevallo, Alabama and I also gave this testimony. Many people have asked what I said or asked for me to send it to them, and I wanted to share it … Continue reading →

Three years ago today, I went to the doctor with my mom, thinking my mono had relapsed. I didn’t get to see my normal doctor because we had called in too late, but I just wanted to know what was … Continue reading →

To the Boy Who Left Me For Another Girl I dated this guy my whole freshman year of college, and recently he broke up with me because he wanted to try things out with his ex-girlfriend. Of course, I was … Continue reading →

One of the things special to the freshmen at Berry College is the first year seminar class everyone is required to take, and it is referred to as BCC 100 by the student body. One of my most recent assignments … Continue reading →

Dr. Lewis (and readers), This is actually an assignment for my freshman writing class in which I have 250-300 words to persuade my teacher, Dr. Lewis, to remember me. He explained to me that I could type “I have a … Continue reading →

“Don’t be scared! These will be the best four years of your life!” I cannot even begin to tell you how many times I was preached that very line before I started high school just four years ago (now I say … Continue reading →

Two years ago today, I went to the doctor expecting to hear that I had relapsed back to mono, but instead I was told to get to the hospital within the next two hours. Now, I could write for days … Continue reading →

I think it’s rather funny that it takes a whole life time to learn how to live. Day by day nothing seems to change, but when you look back on even the past year let along an entire life time, … Continue reading →

I’ve been through two years of AP English, and have never gone through such bad writers block as I have for two projects the past couple weeks. One project was an essay for a soccer scholarship and the other was … Continue reading →

I find it quite humorous that parents are so shocked and amazed when they find out their child is depressed. Because they’ve done their best. It’s like all parents with depressed kids go through the same coping steps. 1) DENIAL. … Continue reading →