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These are allllll the lj icons I've made. I've gotten all of the pictures off of Google, and used Paint and PhotoImpression. I'm rather proud of them. Please credit, just say on your livejournal that you got them from me, and if anyone asks tell them, k? If you know how to do all that high tech crediting stuff feel free, but since I don't know how ( Read more... )

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Name Acronym Generator
From Go-Quiz.com

you are lavender
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Your dominant hue is blue, making you a good friend who people love and trust. You're good in social situations and want to fit in. Just be careful not to compromise who you are to make them happy.

Your saturation level is very low - you have better things to ( Read more... )

I took a test and this is what I got. It's really rather accurate! ( Idealists )

I took the SAT today. I got a little lost since I've never been to that school before, plus I just have this amazing talent for getting lost, heh. But I didn't have any problems getting home, so it's all good. It's actually pretty easy to get there, but parts of that town are confusing. The SAT was okay...I either felt like I really knew what the ( Read more... )

Seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom; seek learning, even by study and also by faith.
       --Doctrine and Convenants 88:118

I love books. Books broaden my horizons. They take me out of who I am and make me something else for a while. I think that all books teach...not just ( Read more... )

I'm speaking in church Sunday to the whole congregation and just finished writing out what I'm going to say. I just wrote brief notes on cards, so hopefully it will go well like the last one I did with notecards. All the times  before I've wrote out exactly what I wanted to say. And they were all laaaaaame. So maybe if this one goes well I can ( Read more... )

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This tale is true, and mine.

What great words to start a poem with. They're from Burton Raffel's translation of the Anglo-Saxon poem, The Seafarer. The first half is about a man's maddening love for the sea, unforgiving, frigid, lonely, and ever-calling. I love it - his passion for something he'll never understand and is irrevocably tied to, the ( Read more... )