-I made cranberry oatmeal chip cookies tonight and they are fantastic.
-I started the day off rough, hit a high spot this afternoon, but find myself ending the day as it began.
-I should get paid more.
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-I made cranberry oatmeal chip cookies tonight and they are fantastic.
-I started the day off rough, hit a high spot this afternoon, but find myself ending the day as it began.
-I should get paid more.
— Post From My iPhone
Lots to do this week:
-Gym, gym, gym! Workouts! Lots of these planned. Last week I felt awesome because I hit the gym hard, which is something I haven’t had a whole lot of time to do.
-Training Tech Support Leads. Should be interesting. No attitude would be GREAT.
-Yoga. Found a new class/teacher that I love. Can’t wait for that.
-Lots of errands.
-Perhaps taking off work to get my hair done and to get my taxes done. ๐ (what, we all need a “sick” day to get things done sometimes).
-Girls Night with the family this Friday. Pottery painting and perhaps some wine and food! ๐ Very excited. This is something I’ve been wanting to do for a while and just haven’t gotten around to.
-More yoga, yoga, yoga! ๐
-And perhaps some quality time this week.
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I’m in a war. It’s a Facebook war. It’s me versus the super religious. I didn’t mean to start this war. It just kind of happened. Now this person is saying that they feel wonderful because they know that Jesus is the way. That’s great. But the way for what? I think I’m doing just fine without using the same crutch. Let’s remember, people, these are my views. That doesn’t mean that I frown on all the religious of the world, but that does mean that I am OK without having your savior in my life. I am fine. I don’t need you to pray for me; I don’t need your criticism or your judgment; CHILL OUT RELIGIOUS PEOPLE OF THE WORLD. No, you cannot save my soul. And yes, I realize I may suffer eternal damnation. That is my problem. Work on your own issues.
I’m wondering how people who refer to themselves as Christians feel they have the right to pass judgments on other people. It’s not that I’ve never believed, because I have. But at this point in my life I’m under the impression that no single group of people has it right. That being said, I don’t think I have to believe in a single prophet to be a good person.
I’m not saying it’s wrong for you to believe. That is everyones personal choice. But I do not need a book or prophet to tell me that it’s immoral to pass irrational judgments because I question the validity of a SINGLE RIGHT religion.
So, could you please tell the woman who “feels sorry” for me for not having Jesus to shove it?!? I was raised Roman Catholic, made a decision, and will hold only myself responsible for my eternal damnation.
Thanks.
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Happy Monday! I feel like I got a lot done this weekend, which is motivating me to get a lot done this week as well.
My excitement for being motivated, however, has quickly been trumped by my co-workers inability to function at their jobs. If you are paid more than me and work in the same department, I shouldn’t have to tell you how to do EVERYTHING. Part of the deal is, you should already be able to do your job. Grr.
Last night was great ๐