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- Feb 15, 2011
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the guy i like is moving to florida and deleting everyones numbers so ill never get to talk to him again but he said hes gonna cheer at OA i was like um TAKE ME WITH lol!:( its always about cheer...
- Mar 23, 2010
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LOL. But why is he deleting everyone's numbers? He should know that he can't get away from anyone these days, especially with social networking.
- Feb 15, 2011
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ikr lol i was like um whatever do what u want haha but i get where hes coming from and i hope he knows none of us r deleting his number so hes kinda being ridiculousLOL. But why is he deleting everyone's numbers? He should know that he can't get away from anyone these days, especially with social networking.
- Apr 3, 2011
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I love everyone at my old gym they are so awesomely amazing.
I just feel like everyone hates us now that we left:(
And it sucks because we love them so much because they have changed our lives.
It's kind of depressing and doesn't make this any easier.
I just feel like everyone hates us now that we left:(
And it sucks because we love them so much because they have changed our lives.
It's kind of depressing and doesn't make this any easier.
- Dec 14, 2009
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They are whomp. You're moving ACROSS the country, not to some new gym down the street.
On an unrelated note, my roommate broke up with her 'not quite' boyfriend, and I'm determined to make a S#!+ Joe Says, complete with drawn-on beard. Seriously, he has some of the MOST pretentiously verbose gems I've ever heard during a breakup. Including:
*'This is typical under 25 year old behavior. You can't see it right now, but I know you're going through it because I went through it. And this is something I just have to deal with when I'm communicating with someone that age.'
*'CAITI (he always uses her name when he's 'upset'), you just said some very mean and hurtful things. I am very offended by the way you have described me. You said some very untrue things, and I demand that if we are to be friends again, we must meet in person to discuss it. Otherwise I shall consider our friendship to mean NOTHING.'
*'You can't trust your own emotions. You have to trust what's in your HEART. Your emotions are confusing you right now, but your heart, it KNOWS that we are meant to be together.' Really, I thought my feelings WERE in my heart?!?!
*'We're just going through a rough patch. I know you haven't been in a lot of relationships, but EVERY relationship has these problems. We can work through it!' Uhh, ladies, no. Relationships DON'T all have 'rough patches' involving men who are demeaning and yell and are rude. If you are having such a problem, RUN AWAY. Also, a 'rough patch' that lasts at least a month or so at Month 2 of a 3-month, not-quite relationship is NOT normal. Another good indicator that you need to gtfo. Today.
- Apr 3, 2011
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There feelings on the situation was I decided to move. No one made me, I didn't get married, I wasn't stationed somewhere else because I was in the military. I just thought me and my daughter should move to Texas! So when I'm upset and sad that I'm leaving they all think "it's my choice."
It was definitely my choice to leave but not because of cheer but because I think it is a better opportunity for me and my daughter. Like I honestly feel bad for leaving. It's really weird. On the other hand I'm so happy to have a wonderful opportunity at a different gym but I still have all the love for our old gym.
Im sorry I'm a really emotional person and I didn't realize how hard it was to leave till I left... I cried leaving the gym but I didn't cry leaving my best friend and relatives. I have been wondering why they mean that much but I'm just guessing they changed our lives and I owe them a lot of thanks for everything!
- Dec 14, 2009
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Sometimes you're not aware of how strong of an impact or feeling you have for something until it's gone. I never realized how much I'd love Ireland UNTIL I moved back home, or how terrified I was of moving to NYC for the second time until I spent my first week here crying my eyes out every night and hating EVERYTHING. It's amazing the attachment we form to people and places. Just because you made a decision in your best interest doesn't mean it's easy or didn't cost you anything...
- Nov 7, 2010
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Drove by a car from VA today on my way to class. Huge FAME All Stars decal across the back windshield... Little out of place hahah
- Feb 15, 2011
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ik how u feel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Dec 14, 2009
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I was offered/have accepted the JV Girls Lax Coaching job starting Monday at the school I work at, however, I've never played. :oops: I played field hockey in high school and college and have been reffing/asst coaching the past two years, and I'm told the game is similar and I will pick it up quickly. BUT, if anyone plays lax (I think there's a poster on here who played, just don't know their name!), or knows someone who plays, and has any advice or anything, please pass it along! It would be greatly appreciated. This is a 3rd year lax program, so a lot of the girls I'll be coaching are still beginners, which is good, but I'm still a bit nervous.
- Mar 25, 2010
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so i'm working with football for spring for athletic training. I have the D-line, you know the biggest guys on the team. little ol' me. should be interesting :)
some things I've learned so far:
1. football players "shimmy" more than cheerleaders
2. their coach says booty. alot. and booty pop. and i have to fight every urge not to giggle.
3. they tie their shirts back like we do at coed practice. also makes me giggle.
4. football players are just big teddybears.
so I guess we have more in common than we all thought :) hahahahaha
some things I've learned so far:
1. football players "shimmy" more than cheerleaders
2. their coach says booty. alot. and booty pop. and i have to fight every urge not to giggle.
3. they tie their shirts back like we do at coed practice. also makes me giggle.
4. football players are just big teddybears.
so I guess we have more in common than we all thought :) hahahahaha
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