Haha cool question. "Solid", "poppin'", "bangin'" are some words you can use too.

To sum up everyone, you can label yourself as an agnostic. Or just call yourself spiritual.

Musicians tend to sometimes change the lyrics to fit the melody they are trying to play, so you can still make changes to the song if you need to take out or add another words or different words to make the song sound better. =]]

Spelling error: "plagiarism" not "plagerism". I like the word put there when sounded out but question, how does it fit? Plagiarism is when someone copies something from someone else and doesn't give credit. Not sure if that's what you mean there because the rest of the song doesn't address that.

Other than that, I love it! It's catchy and has a lot of potential. Definitely go for it.

Give him a massage. You guys can cuddle. Make it fun. Set up a hammock in your backyard and watch the sunset or sunrise or put a picnic blanket on the floor and at night watch the stars.

Or experiment with different ways of kissing:
http://www.advicenators.com/qview.php?q=529020

I wouldn't really trust the scale. Just look in the mirror. Do you feel stronger and healthier? Since you exercise everyday I don't think you'd really be gaining much fat anyway.

"A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens

Themes, Motifs & Symbols:

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/twocities/themes.html

Oceana - Reach For The Sky

From the look on your face, and the chains about your neck,
I'm willing to bet that you're a prized possession.

Just give it up.
Just give it your all.
Just give it all.
(x2)

This is not the way you were meant to be.
This is not a moment of clarity.
This is not the way you were meant to be.
This is not a moment of clarity.

My heart is willing to change.
Your mind.

Your words are taking over mine.
Your words are taking over mine.

They're taking over every feeling I have,
It's all for you.

Give me your hand now!
This is exactly what it means, to promise.
I'll teach you to breathe.

Raise your hands to the sky, if you feel alive.
Raise your hands to the sky, if you feel alive.

Raise your hands to the sky, if you feel alive.
Raise your hands to the sky, if you feel alive

There was controversy over how "A Million Little Pieces" by James Frey was fabricated but nevertheless it is a great book. I loooove memoirs.

Here are some author/books suggestions besides reading James Frey's other books:

Comedic:
- David Sedaris
- Augusten Burroughs
- Laurie Notaro
- "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" by Dave Eggers

Serious:
- "Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt
- "Reading Lolita in Tehran" by Azar Nafisi
- "Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls

The song is "Come As You Are" by Nirvana.

If your short skirt isn't a miniskirt, make it one. Your makeup is extremely important as well. You can get big fake fancy eyelashes from shu uemura at Sephora:
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P193249&categoryId=B70
You can wear glitter in your hair or on your face.
Wear a push-up bra and a low-cut shirt to reveal cleavage. Make sure your shirt is also short too and put on a fake tummy ring or something. Haha wear sexy underwear from Victoria's secret and make a little bit of it sticks out from your skirt on the top. Also slap on some fake tattoos! Lower back, arm, stomach, etc.

The website the previous Advicenator gave is good. I just want to add that yes you can have colored contact lenses for cosmetic purposes.

Direct link to answer all your questions:
http://www.freshlookcontacts.com/html/commonquestions.shtml

Honestly, in my opinion, anyone involved in politics is dirty. Whoever wins I just hope will save the economy. I am personally voting for Obama, though.

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oh you have SAD (seasonal affective disorder) which is winter blues




Treatments and drugs

Like depression, it's often possible to successfully manage seasonal affective disorder. In milder cases, you may be able to take measures on your own, such as spending more time outdoors or sitting closer to bright windows while at home or in the office.

Other treatments for seasonal affective disorder include:

Light therapy
Because increased sunlight improves symptoms, light therapy is often a main treatment for many people with seasonal affective disorder. However, light therapy hasn't been officially approved as a treatment by the Food and Drug Administration because of a lack of definitive evidence about its effectiveness in clinical trials. Before you purchase a light therapy box or consider light therapy, consult your doctor or mental health provider to make sure it's right for you.

Light therapy mimics outdoor light and causes a biochemical change in your brain that lifts your mood, relieving symptoms of seasonal affective disorder. In light therapy, you sit a few feet from a specialized light therapy box so that you're exposed to very bright light. Light therapy is generally easy to use and has relatively few side effects.

Medications
Some people with seasonal affective disorder benefit from treatment with antidepressants or other psychiatric medications, especially if symptoms are severe. The Food and Drug Administration has approved bupropion extended release tablets (Wellbutrin XL) for the prevention of depressive episodes in people with a history of seasonal affective disorder. Other antidepressants commonly used to treat seasonal affective disorder include paroxetine (Paxil), sertraline (Zoloft), fluoxetine (Prozac, Sarafem) and venlafaxine (Effexor).

Your doctor may recommend starting treatment with an antidepressant before your symptoms typically begin each year. He or she may also recommend that you continue to take antidepressant medication beyond the time your symptoms normally go away. This strategy can help prevent worsening of symptoms.

Keep in mind that it may take several weeks to notice full benefits from an antidepressant. In addition, you may have to try several different medications before you find one that works well and has the fewest side effects. Like other medications, all antidepressants pose the risk of side effects and some have health precautions that you and your doctor must discuss.

Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy is another option to treat seasonal affective disorder. Although seasonal affective disorder is thought to be related to biochemical processes, your mood and behavior also can contribute to symptoms. Psychotherapy can help you identify and change negative thoughts and behaviors that may be making you feel worse. You can also learn healthy ways to cope with seasonal affective disorder and manage stress.









Coping and support

You can take action to help cope with seasonal affective disorder. Here are tips to help you manage the condition, in conjunction with your doctor or mental health provider:

* Stick to your treatment plan. Take medications as directed and attend therapy appointments as scheduled.
* Let there be light. Make your home sunnier and brighter. Open blinds, add skylights and trim tree branches that block sunlight.
* Get out. Get outdoors on sunny days, even during winter. Take a long walk, eat lunch at a nearby park, or simply sit peacefully on a bench and soak up the sun.
* Exercise regularly. Physical exercise helps relieve stress and anxiety, both of which can increase SAD symptoms. Being more fit can make you feel better about yourself, too, which can lift your mood.
* Take care of yourself. Get enough rest, eat a balanced diet and take time to relax. Don't turn to alcohol or unprescribed drugs for relief.
* Practice stress management. Learn how to better manage stress. Unmanaged stress can lead to depression, overeating, or other unhealthy thoughts and behaviors.
* Socialize. Stay connected with people you enjoy being around. They can offer support, a shoulder to cry on or a joke to give you a little boost.
* Take a trip. If possible, take winter vacations in sunny, warm locations if you have winter SAD, or cooler locations if you have summer SAD.

This site will help you:
http://www.marcandangel.com/2007/05/08/find-similar-artists-or-bands-based-on-music-you-like/

Zyrtec is sold over the counter now. It is the only allergy medication brand that relieves all my allergy symptoms and I've tried other ones like Singulair, for example. Try that for now.

Then go see an allergy doctor. They may recommend RhinoCort which is a nasal spray. If your allergies are that severe you may get allergy shots. You may also have seasonal allergies.

You could be sick and have allergies and a cold or another infection. I'm not sure about the nausea and spots.. that could definitely indicate something else. See a doctor immediately.

Good luck!

Some guys, especially truckers, just do that. They are rude and bored.

Fairy or angel will do the trick. Innocent yet cute.

Waxing is best. Same concept with waxing when the roots grow back out it's weirder when you bleach because you have a half white half whatever your hair color is strand of hair. Like the advicenator below said, waxing over time will eventually lessen the amount of hair grown there. =]

You need book smarts as well as street smarts to make it in the real world. An education is well worth it if you want a good salary in order to maintain a good standard of living. You may love college. I know a lot of people who have hated high school but in college you get the freedom you want and people are not as petty and a good education. You will meet a lot of people and open up your mind. You will also make connections that will be important later on in life. If I were you, I would opt to stay in school.

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