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Feb 20, 2005 19:44

Hello all, how you doin? I had a great time today, the girls came over and we went to Chili's and watched some tv, had some laughs and just relaxed. I have had a rough schedule lately, I am tired. I like it though, I feel like I am accomplishing something. I feel like a bunch of changes have occured in my life. It's kind of weird. I started a new job, which I really enjoy, closer to my field. I have been driving a lot, a lot more now that I'm not in Boston as much, and driving clients around. I am finally doing something independent of my parents, I got this job by myself. I am training to be a case manager, that's scary. It's a new chapter, I can do things without my parents. It's kind of a scary thing, but I can do it. I want out of my parents house. I want to prove to myself that I can live independently. I don't know if I can afford it, but I am trying with the job at the law office. I need to find somewhere to go and someone to live with. Yeay!! Well, we will see. Things in life usually don't go the way you plan, so whatever happens happens. This age is so exciting, because there is so much to do and so much to see. A dear person from the Regis College community died at the age of 25. She had cancer since she was 9 years old. She had the best spirit out of anyone I have ever known. The best attitude, she lived life to the fullest and loved everyone so much. Just think of that. Her biggest goal was to live a full life with cancer. The alum chorus fund raiser last night was dedicated to her, Kristy Kanhai and her mother was there. Her mother was ready to let her go, because she had been sick in the hospital for about a month. It's just so hard. I know she is in a better place. No one that I have had any type of friendship has passed away. She was in the alumnae chorus, we hung out in Ireland. She was best friends with a friend of mine, so I got to hang out with her. I didn't go to the funeral or the wake because I was starting my new job. I was also in New Orleans when she died. It's a slap in the face. Just remember to enjoy life. It feels good to talk about those two things. So I'll talk to y'all later. I am going to try not to burn myself out.
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