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Where did you grow up?

Posted on Jul 15th, 2007 by Wingsearching : Wingsearching Wingsearching
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for July 15, 2007:

I wonder what do we mean by grow up?? I am 32 years old and have just begun to grow up.  I spent my childhood in a near perfect subdivision, but lived in a seriously disfunctional alcholic household.  Having said that I abolutely love my family.  It was tough but I look back at miy child hood as if I grew up in the old episodes of Saturday Night Live. It was chaotic, sometimes dangerous, but it ultimately helped shape me into the person I am today.  Honestly I am just beginning to like me so why would I hate the painful past that led me to who I am today?   This is response is propably far from what you were looking for but its the truth and what else do I have to give if not the truth?
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What is real to you?

Posted on Jul 15th, 2007 by Wingsearching : Wingsearching Wingsearching
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for July 12, 2007:

This is something that I struggle with since truth is often determined through ones own perception.  What is true today may not seem true tomorrow given additional information.  I know people may frown upon this but when I need to know what is true I look to the bible.  I know that God loves me and that he exists, but my mind has difficulty wrapping around what is "real".  Real is the love I have for my daughter and the responsibilities attached to that love. Real is the this momment.  Real is my life, but it is temporary and that is also real.
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Do you believe in destiny?

Posted on Jul 16th, 2007 by Wingsearching : Wingsearching Wingsearching
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for July 16, 2007:

Yes and no.  I believe that everyone is destined to do something.  Whether or not someone fulfills their destiny is a whole nother ball game.  God gives us a purpose that we are meant to fullfill, but he still give us free will.  We have the ability to choose our fate.
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When was the last time you had a genuine conversation?

Posted on Jul 19th, 2007 by Wingsearching : Wingsearching Wingsearching
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for July 19, 2007:

Last night with my 9 year old.
We discussed our fears and what was trully behind them.  She is afraid to be where she can't see me.  She is terrified of being abandonced.  I believe this has to do a lot with her father and how we split up.  He has been a no call no show several time in her young life.  Twice on fathers day before she turned 6 as well as oversleeping and forgetting to pick her up at school.  We discussed it and I attempted to reassure her, but we kind of left it that we need to try a little distance to show her that I am always going to be there. 
I treat my child like a little person because that is what she is.
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Did you enjoy school when you were young?

Posted on Jul 20th, 2007 by Wingsearching : Wingsearching Wingsearching
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for July 20, 2007:

Yes and no.  I was kind of a strange kid.  I thought I was an incredible dork, but found out at a student summer camp I was quite the opposite.  I had guys ask me out and I was so hard on myself I thought they were joking, especially when one of the most popular guys asked me out.  It wasn't until graduation when another guy friend asked me why I had said no and I told him it was just a joke.  He told me it wasn't a joke and guys don't chase girls for over a month for the sake of a sick laugh.  So did I like school yes I had good friends but no because looking back I had more than I realized or appreciated.  Well hind sight is almost always 20/20.

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