but honestly, i cant, because i know the things that i will say will be taken out of context, and people will freak out, and will start to talk, like it always happends.
and thats just the way that life works in Texas.
but i do want to say this,
Thank you John and Laura for never judging me and always sticking beside me.
And Aimee, thank you too. And Rebecca for being totally honesty about everything.
Yall seriously have NO idea how much yall truely mean to me.
thank you for being the sun on my dark days.
Thank yall four for being who you are, and loving me for who I am, and not for who you want me to be.
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Aww, I love youuu!! :-]]
Well said! You know sometimes written words can be taken out of context, because emotions and expressions can't be see in the written word. Emily, the best thing you can do is be you; not who everyone wants you to be, but who God wants you to be. At Clayton Special Meeting we were told about the conscience and how it needs to be educated by God. And . . . what bothers my conscience won't necessarily be what bothers your conscience. I like the thought. Years ago Craig Winquist told us about convictions. It's the same concept. Nobody can tell you what your convictions should be. Parents guide their children, but ultimately, the child must make up their own mind what their convictions will be and what their conscience will allow. I hope this doesn't sound like preaching, because it's not intended to be. We can't judge you because we don't know your heart. God looks on the heart.
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