What Makes Me Unique- -warren strickland

I know that al0t of people do not like to be pointed out as unique, they would rather be somebody else but I beg differ. I am different than most people and most of the stuff you would'nt normally think I'd do.I like to tie flys, I love to hunt and fish,to collect knives, draw, I like to catch animals, cast-net,climb,explore,look for rocks, and just go outdoors,maybe a few video games like other kids.

Falling Apples...?

"Millions say the apple fell, but Newton was the one to ask why." -- Bernard M. Baruch



The apple fell. That's quite a blatant statement. It's a proven fact. It can easily be taken at face vale for all it's worth. But so what? Everything can fall, anything can go towards the ground and stay there. But why does it do that? Why doesn't it float? The main point here istn' to discuss the ymechanics of how or even why the palle falls and lands on the ground; the question, in fact is what was the driving force behind the reason of Newton's asking of that question. What made him ask why instead of accepting it at face value like everyone else? The answer, in my opinion, is thus: he didn't take what was in front of him. He became curious, and wanted to learn more, like many of us should. We shouldn't take things at face value. We should ask more questions, so we can learn. How do we know if what we're being "fed" is the truth or not? If we don't find out things for ourselves, how will we ever know anything?

What are the characteristics of a hero? There are countless definitions of heroes in our world, but most people's ideas about the characteristics of a hero are fairly consistent. When envisioning the ideal hero, the average person might picture a selfless individual who shows bravery in the face of defeat and is willing to beat overwhelming odds. Most people think of movie stars or professional athletes as heroes but most of these people are not good role models.
Heroes are brave, determined, loyal, and are willing to risk their lives for another person. They go above and beyond what's expected of them, and beyond their duty in order to help those in need.
Courtney

25 Odd Ways to Use a Toothbrush

25 Different Ways to Use a Toothbrush

1. Scrub Base Boards
2. Clean Toenails
3. Clean Fingernails
4. Brush Your dogs teeth
5. Bleech Your teeth
6. Clean your rings
7.Clean a chalkboard
8. Brush your eyebrows
9. Polish Furniture
10. Clean tile
11. Clean dishes
12. Clean keyboard
13. Brush your teeth
14. Clean vents
15. Groom a beard
16. Clean your brush
17. Clean your can opener
18. Clean your plants and flowers
19. Paint a picture
20. Clean your computer screen
21. Pick boogers from your nose
22. Scratch your back
23. Brush your hair
24.Pick your boyfirend's nose :) haha
25. Clean earwax out of your ears (YUCK)

I Admire

I admire Mrs. Joyce Bush. She has patience with everyone. If you ever need a smile just go to the 11:00 Sunday morning service at First Baptist Church, and she will be there to give it to you. We are so lucky and blessed to have her and Dr. Bush leading our church family. They are two individuals who have made a huge impact on my family, church, and community. Mrs. Joyce's sweet, soft voice and gentle hugs give you a sense of relief. Her love for Christ shines everywhere she goes. You know for sure she gives God everything she has. Most days I mistake her for an angel. Everyone loves Mrs. Joyce and admires her. Each day I wish I could have at least a fourth of her grace and spirit. Mrs. Joyce makes church special for me , and only her presence being there can make a ginormous difference. I hope one day people will be as fond of me as they are of Mrs. Joyce.

My most embarrassing moment

One day, when I was in the 4th grade, our class went on a field trip. The place we went was like a place where you learn about different animals and trees and stuff like that. Well we had been there for a while and listened to a couple people talk and then we ate lunch. After lunch, we were going on like a scavenger hunt/hike in the woods, and the leaders told us that if we needed to use the bathroom, to go before because we weren't going back for a while. Well at the time I didn't have to use the bathroom. So we walked down to a trail where we each had partners and one of us was blindfolded and the other lead the person around the trail, to touch trees and plants. Once we got down there, I had to use the bathroom REALLY BAD and I kept on asking to go but they kept telling me to hold it until the end of the trail. I finally got to the end of the trail and they told me and my friend we could walk back up there really quick and go and come straight back down. Well at this point, I am running up to the main building because I cannot hold it anymore. Then right before I made it there, I peed all over myself. I was really, really embarrassed but luckily nobody saw it but my friend. So I went inside, my pants were completely soaked, and I called my mom to bring me new clothes to wear. Even though my friend was the only person who saw this, it still embarrassed the crap out of me.

-Shea-

A day as my favorite animal!

I love lizards, so I think a day as a lizard would be cool. They don't have to do anything. All day they run up and down the sides of building, on grass and under objects laying around. Some lizards have the ability to change colors when they are surrounded by other colors, such as brown and green. Lizards will never get fat because they only eat insects, so therefore won't ever have to worry about going to gym. They are always the same tone color so they don't have to spend $30 a month on tanning. The only thing I wouldn't like is running around on all fours. Instead of having just tired feet, you would also have sore hands as well. Another down side would be that you would have people like me trying to catch you all the time. Lizards, though, can lose their tail to get away and grow a new one back within a few days so that would be pretty cool.

~Hunter Martin

Paige's Sad Death

I do not want a funeral. I want a party! I feel like life is so short not to celebrate, so why shouldn't you celebrate your walk out the door as well? To start I want to be cremated, open casket is sad and quite awkward. Also rather than take up space in the ground and pollute the earth I would like to give back to it by being nutritious ash. Also I have hated every funeral I've been to, not because it's sad, but because there is nothing to talk about without sparking tears. At my funeral I would like to be remembered and my life celebrated. I want people to giggle at my memory, in a nice way of course. So in conclusion I want to be burned so noone has to look at my cold, pale face and so I can help some beautiful flowers grow. I want people to have a good time and laugh and say, "I remember this one time when Paige did a split in the lunchroom after slipping on bread, HA-HA-HA!" I want bright colors, loud music, drinks and food. I want everyone to celebrate my death like my birthday. Then, once it's over I want my ashes spread in a forest so I can enjoy the world the rest of my afterlife. That's how I want to go, in one big party!

Warren's pick of home

This is one of the places I would live in Australia. One of the reason's I find Australia so fascinating is it's wildlife. Did you know that about 90 percent of Australia's wildlife is found no where else. Another reason I would like to live there is the variety of climates and beautiful scenery. Most of Australia is a vast, uninhabited land. So little people in the country, Australia is a ancient land, where it still feels like your in the dinosaur ages. It's a interesting country to learn about, like it's history, it was founded on agriculture and exploration. I'm not saying I would live here, I'm just making a suggestion.

Conquering the Mountain

"It's not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves." -- Sir Edmund Hillary

Once again, I've found another true quote, and this one gave me something for my brain to chew on. If you think about it, when you go up against something extremely difficult, no matter how small or large the problem is, you're not really overcoming your own problem at all. You have the capability to do anything you set your mind to, but you have to overcome your own obstacles within yourself to jump over your "hurdle" (that is, your problem) and keep on going, never stopping or slowing down. And once we get though our problem or get over that mountain, we overcome our weaknesses, our second doubts, and our own self-inflicted hindrances that say, "I can't do it" or "this problem is too big for me to handle alone." After we get through those obstacles, nonetheless, we realize our true strengths, and even strengths that we didn't know we had. We climbed over that mountain and made it through, and it's all thanks to ourselves-- not our problem. The problem or "mountain", in my opinion, is merely a tool that helped us realize our own strengths and weaknesses. We're capable of anything-- we just have to work hard to get ourselves through it.

- - Samantha Torbert

List 25 uses for a toothbrush. Toothbrushes can be used for a lot of different things other than just cleaning you teeth. Some of these uses are: 1. Scrub shower corners, tile and the bottom of your shower sliding door. 2.Have a keyboard? Use the toothbrush to clean between the keys.
3. Clean out your lemon or garlic press with a toothbrush. 4. Brush your combs clean with an old toothbrush. 5.Clean your finger nails after gardening. 6. Clean and oil tools and car parts. 7. . In the kitchen use a toothbrush for hard to reach places where regular tile wipes and scrubs can’t get too. 8. If you’re an artist use your old toothbrush to paint or for other art projects you may have. 9. Clean vents, blinds and window screens with an old toothbrush. 10. To clean cheese graters 10. Clean out electric razors with an old toothbrush. 11. clean artificial flowers and plants or even your live plants like ivy’s. 12. To shine your jewelry 13. Spot clean laundry with an eco-friendly cleaner and then scrub with an old toothbrush. 14. To clean the small spaces in your car that can’t be cleaned well with a regular wipe. 16.Use old toothbrushes to stake up small, but heavy plants. 17. To scrub around the blades of your manual or electric can opener. 18. To clean your waffle iron. 19.Clean your kids fingernails and toe nails. 20.Clean dog poop off your shoe.
21.Make a toothbrush bracelet. 22. to comb your eyebrows straight. 23. clean between the threads of the jar and its top. 24. recycle it 25. brush your toilet
Courtney

Philosophy on Life

I believe that life is what you make it. Many people say that life sucks but in most cases, its probably their own fault. I feel bad for kids who think their lives suck because their parents shelter them way to much or they have far bigger problems like child abuse or even sexual abuse by parents or step-parents. But for other kids who don't fit in because they don't make the effort or are disliked becaue of their attitudes towards life and other people, its their own fault that they are not liked. In order to be friendly and have friends, you have to treat others the way you would want to be treated. You may make it through high school being the popular jerk or the bully, but what about when you graduate? You will be nothing in life and it will be a struggle to get through it being someone who is disliked and you could go on living a miserable life.

~Hunter Martin

Funeral

When I die I want to have a worship like service instead of a funeral. I want it to be a celebration, instead on a sad depressing time. I always talk a lot and have a very cheerful personality, so I want others to share that with everyone who has been in my life. At my funeral I want their to be big, bright, colorful flowers everywhere, and praise music to be playing throughout the whole service. Everyone will die one day, so celebrating their life is the most important thing to do. My funeral should be held at First Baptist church and so should my visitation, just like my father's was. I do not want everyone to wear black, instead wear bright spring colors, because those are what make me happy. Hopefully my funeral will be someday far from now, but when I do have it, I want it to be very special.

Gangster Alien

"It's show and tell day today, mom," I mentioned to my mom," What in the world am I going to take?"
"I think you should go out back and get that obnoxious alien I found this morning when I let the dogs out." my mother said.
"A what?" I replied excitedly.
I went out back and there it was, a real live alien in my yard. I pick up the little thing and off to school I went, carrying this slimy thing in between my fragile arms. Words could not even begin to describe this alien I collected from home. It was about one foot tall and was wearing a Lakers basketball jersey and gangster jeans with "homie" written all over it. At first glance, i realized he was wearing a chrome spinner belt and chrome chains hung low from his neck. He spoke to me in a slang voice and his hands were decked out with diamond rings. I thought to myself, "Is this normal? No, this can't be. This is not real at all." Not many people wake up one morning to find a gangster alien in their backyard. I asked this alien what his name was and he said that his name was Bob. "I am from the hood in Jupiter dawg, and I landed in your messy back yard. You should really consider picking up your dog poo, it's all crumbled in my Afro." Bob said.

Give Learning a Chance

"The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it." --Michelangelo Buonarroti

To me, this should be introduced to high school students. This quote is saying that our greatest fear isn't trying to reach the stars and to go for an extraordinary job; it's people aiming for too low of jobs, and only aiming for the tree branches. They aren't wiling to give school and/or life any kind of effort. Most kids want the easy way out, and do as little as possible to achieve that goal. They just skim by on the bare minimum. If kids would realize how important a good college/high school education is for their future, then I'm sure that we would have a lot less high school dropouts, and ten times more students wanting to succeed at a good-paying job of their choice. Sure the stars may seem out of your reach, and you think that you will never get to where you want to be because you think you're not smart enough... but in actuality, if you work hard enough and have a true desire for something, then you will stop at nothing to achieve your goals in life. No obstacle, no hindrance, no small little thing will delay you. You will want to learn all you can, and mediocrity is not an option for you. Aim for what's high above you, and the ground will never seem the same to you again.

-- Samantha Torbert

What Do I Want to Be When I Grow Up

I always wanted to a Zoologist, artist, professional hunter and fisherman. Since I was little, I was always fascinated by animals, just how cool they were, and how important they are to humanity. My love for animals has shaped me for who I am. A Zoologist, which are scientist who study animals, has always what wanted to be. I love going out in the woods catching frogs, and when I was eight years old, I caught lizards at my grandparents house. Ever since I watched the Crocodile Hunter, I have been fascinated by animals. I can draw animals pretty good and I have always enjoyed hunting and fishing since I was two years old, it runs in my blood.

~My Life~

As I look back on the years and remembering all the memories that have been made, I do have to say, I wouldn't change it any other way! I remember when I first started kindergarten and now look, I am a senior in high school. From getting potty trained to earning my licence, it has been a joyful ride. My life can definitely be describe as the Batman rollercoster at Six Flags. It has had its ups and downs but in the end the ride was worth while! I am now a prospering woman, legal adult, and about to take on the biggest opportunity of all, being on my own. I want to introduce to you my life and the woman I have become today!

October 25, 1991 was a day of remembrance for my whole family. Every birthday mamma would always remind me of that day. "I remember like it was yesterday, your sister and I was snuggled softly in the hospital bed with you while your daddy distributed pictures left and right", she said. My whole family overflowed the room and honestly, I do think I got nauseated from being passed from one pair of arms to another. My sister, of course, was my caretaker. She was four and as you all know most four year olds always want to take on the position as being mom. I think she thought I was a baby doll!

Eighteen years have flown by! If it wasn't for my past, then I would not be the woman I am today. I have gone through many tough times but yet my family has always been there when I needed a shoulder to cry on. Now as I am finishing up my senior year I want to thank the ones who have been there for me throughout my life. My mama and daddy have been my main survivors and have helped me grow up. My sisters and brother have done everything to keep me on the right track. These are the people who have helped me make treasured relationships and unforgettable moments!


*Anna Eubanks*

My Ideal Job

When I look into my life in years to come I want to have a purpose. I want to be remembered for going out of my way to help others. Most people's ideal job would be an all-star athlete, an actress, or a singer. But my ideal job is to be a nurse. Nurses are always ready to lend a hand and help others in any way possible they can. Whether it's a cold, skinned knee, or a terrible car accident nurses are always on stand by ready to do whatever task or life saving skill is needed. Ever since I was asked in kindergarten the common question;What do you want to be when you grow up? My response has always been a nurse. I'm so fortunate to live on this earth and be a healthy human being. I've prayed so hard about it and I feel like it is my calling and duty to do whatever it takes to help the less fortunate in this world. I can't even imagine the feeling I would have to help save some one's life. One day I hope to find out how wonderful it is to be a nurse.

Shelby Williams

What would you do with a million dollars? List 5 things you would buy. If I had a million dollars an had to buy five things I would buy a mansion or a nice house , a new car, a big flat screen tv, a private jet, and a swimming pool. I would put most of the money in the bank for safe keeping and use the rest to help my parents. A million dollars wouldn't be enough to change my life so I would like to invest most of it to make more money. Sadly, these days, a million dollars isn't really that much, so it wouldn't go as far as I'd like.

Courtney

"History of Hairstyles"

When I was little, my hair was naturally curly, but when I turned about 8, my hair lost most of its naturally bouncy curl and just turned into waves. Then, when I got a perm, which was a bad idea, it look bad, so I just waited and waited for it to fade out. Once the ugly wringlets faded out, my natural curls began to appear again. In the 8th grade, I started highlighting my hair blonde. I kept it this way until the summer before 10th grade when I decided to go back to my naturally dark color. It was the night before the first day of school and my hair grabbed the dark highlights too fast, making my hair black. Then, when we turned it back brown, we used a brown copper tone, another bad idea, and it brought out the natural red tint in my hair. This took FOREVER to get rid of but finally we did over a series of weeks. I started dating my boyfriend in the middle of my 10th grade year. This is when I decided to go back blonde because my boyfriend saw pictures of my hair when it was blonde and he liked it. So I went back blonde the day after I got my braces off, and I haven't changed color ever since.

Hunter Martin

Things about parents that drive you crazy!

Have you ever heard that song by Will Smith, "Parents Just Don't Understand"? Well sometimes, they really don't. I mean I love my mom to death, but she thinks she knows everything that I'm going through and she really just does not have a clue. Sometimes I just want to be left alone but, of course, my mom has to ask a million questions: What's wrong? What happened? Where were you? Who were you with? I just want to scream when she does that! Every time something is wrong, she acts like she knows what happened and I'm just like "um...NO, mom you have no idea." Seriously, she was born at a different day and time period things aren't like they used to be. Don't get me wrong, my mom does help me alot and she might know what I'm going through, but I know she isn't going to understand what I'm talking about. And if I don't tell her what's "going on in my life," she gets all emotional and starts crying, saying "well I'm sorry that I love you and want to help you." Then I feel bad and I just get more aggravated and upset. Then there is the times where she gets mad at me about something and yells at me one minute then the next minute she is completely nice and acts like nothing happened. I mean really either your mad or not mad, make up your mind! Sometimes she really just drives me crazy!

-Shea-

My Hometown

I've never really thought much about having a "hometown." I was born in Vicenza, Italy, but only lived in this beautiful place until I was 10 months old. My family and I then moved to Columbus, Georgia. I don't remember much about living here other than a few memories of daycare and Dippin-Dots at the mall. I also fondly remember the layout of our tiny home. Other than that the rest is foggy. At four we jumped a few states over to Louisiana. Again these memories are quite unclear, save St. Patrick's Day in Pre-School and seeing my aunt and cousins for the first time! Three short years later we moved north to Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Oh the stories I could tell of this place! I will always have a visual picture of Main Street in my mind and the snow up to your knees. Up until sixth grade I lived and learned here. I have so many great memories and friends back there. Only five years ago did my family and I move here to Hurtsboro, Alabama, yet it still seems like yesterday that I lived in the Keystone State. Now I am back in the south once more, equaling my time north and south. So there-in-lies the question, where is my hometown? Is it south? The place I live now and will finish my memorable high school days? North? The area so many fond memories remain? Or how about Italy? My birthplace not remembered or seen but still loved? Well, as for me, I would say no where. I love to travel and I wish to see the world one day. I don't want to be from just one place, I wish to be of the world! My hometown is north, south, east, west and every place in between!

My Heroes

In a recent interview I was asked who my childhood hero was. I sat silent staring into the interviewers blank eyes. I racked my brain for the person that was "My hero." My parents? No, sure they were smart, sure they were inspiring, sure they were the people who raised me; but they were not my heroes. Gandhi was next to enter my mind. One of the greatest men of all time in my opinion. He lead people to independence, taught people lessons of patience and showed people change. Despite how inspiring he is to me though, he was not the hero I was searching for. A few more people popped up; family, friends, leaders and even some comic book heroes; but to no avail could I find that "One." Finally, after what seemed like a long pause, it hit me! Everyone I had thought of had something in common. These people had inspired me and taught me and made me want to be a better person! I quickly blurted out "Everyone!" then with a calm smile I explained my theory. There was no certain someone who had totally inspired me. I had pulled a quality, that I now had as a part of myself, from each and every single person I had met. I had many heroes, who over the many years had made me well, me. I lost the interview but I was very happy. Now, thinking back, I see that everyone is a hero to everyone else. We all learn different things from one another; whether they be to better ourselves or just know what we don't wish to be like, we learn from each other. I am a hero and so are you! This I believe.

*Live Your Life to the Fullest*

I live by one philosophy and it is to live life to the fullest. Life is like a rainbow, you need both the sun and the rain to make the colors appear. Three principles to living your life!


Principle 1: Live life to the fullest because the things you don't do, you will more than likely regret it! Last year at EDAY in Auburn, my group got to go to the aircraft room. We were given the opportunity to put our head in the nighty-two mph air dome. At first, I had to think, "This is a once in a lifetime thing and I will probably never get to do it again." I took the chance and it was awesome. I still tell everyone about it today!




Principle 2: Live life to the fullest because the best things in life are memories. My high school years are probably the best! "You better enjoy your high school years because it only comes once!" I have heard this line more than I have blinked. The memoires I have made throughout high school will follow me forever. It's not just the good ones or the bad ones, its all the memories. As my class come to the end of my high school year I will look back in the yearbook and remember that these are the days of my life!




Principle 3: Live life to the fullest because you never know when your time might come. Life is a gift and is full of color just like a rainbow. My rainbow has no pot of gold at the end, but a wonderful story of the memories and actions I have captured throughout my lifetime. I take my life one day at a time and at least five feet from the edge everyday. I never know when my time might come, so I make the best of my life everyday!



Love life, cherish life, and give life, for you never know what might bring to your doorstep.

Anna Eubanks

If You Don't Have a Smile, I'll Give You One of Mine.

I believe the world would be a better place if everyone would wear a smile. Here are a few reasons why.
Reason 1: Everyone should wear a smile because you never know whose day you will make easier. You never know what kind of day the people you walk pass have had. That person could've just lost a love one, lost their job, be in bankruptcy, or have no home. A smile can make a huge difference in how they feel. When you are given a warm smile, you feel like you are cared about. I know when I am given a smile, I have a much better day.
Reason 2: Everyone should wear a smile because it makes you feel pretty. A wide grin can boost your confidence. No matter if you are a boy or girl, everyone needs a little something to make them feel beautiful. A smile can really tell other people about you. When you smile you can see yourself from the inside out.
Reason 3: Everyone should wear a smile because they are contagious. Seldomly do we give a smile and it's not returned. Giving a smile makes you feel wonderful. I love to make people laugh and smile a lot! It makes them feel better, and I know it makes me feel alot better. When you walk past someone, smile and see what kind of response you get.
Some days we don't feel like smiling, but it is important to because who knows how it could influence someone else. If you see someone who is sad, turn their frown upside down!

"From Corner Stores to Skyscrapers"

If you live in a small town, the big cities around you may seem like somewhere you don't want to go and experience. But take it from me, a person who has lived in a town with the population of about 14,000 people, its well worth the experience and not what it seems. Here are four reasons why I believe everyone should spend some time in a big city.

First of all, I believe everyone should spend some time in a big city because if you don't, you will regret it. You hear people tell how rugged and unpleasant "big city" 'folks are, but all of this may not be true. Many people in big cities are tourists from small, unknown towns, just like you. Yes some of the people you meet there may not be nice but you find people like that everywhere you go, in cities big or small. On my trip to New York City, the "big apple", we went expecting the worst and expecting everyone to be rude and lack good ole southern hospitality, but in reality they were not much different from us. Yeah, some people wouldn't hold the door open as we walked in behind them or smile back when we glanced a smile at them but they were not as horrid as they were made out to be.

Secondly, I believe everyone should spend some time in a big city because it will give you a new outlook on life and allow you to see that everyone doesn't live, or even travel the way you do. The streets may be crowded with taxi's and the sidewalks, covered with venders selling hot dogs and newspapers, but its a whole new experience, especially if your from a town that has not one taxi. On my trip to New York all we did was walk or travel by taxi, which was very unusual to us. What was even more unusual to us were the taxi drivers who escorted us around, the majority of them Muslims, and any other denomination than Americans.


Thirdly, I believe everyone should spend some time in a big city because if your from a small town like Eufaula, you will be absolutely amazed at all the stores a big city has to offer. Many very large cities, like New York City, have stores the south has never even thought of having such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton and the Fao Schwarz Toy store, which is so packed you can barely get in, as well as many expensive resteraunts and even a McDonald's. But unlike our McDonalds, the one in New York has a doughnut shop in it and is surrounded by flat screen tv's and also has WiFi for your laptops. I think everyone should get to experience the fine clothing and resteraunt stores.


Lastly, I believe everyone should spend some time in a big city because thats where the majority of the movie stars of today live. I would love to visit Hollywood or Beverly Hills because I would like to happen to run into a movie star walking down the street running from the paparazzi, or see them driving in their new lamborghini down Sunset Boulevard. If you move to a big city, there are far more job opportunities than you can find in a small town. The only downside to moving from a small town to a big city would be that rent and housing is a lot more expensive in bigger cities so if you plan to move you better save up, at least until you find a job in the big city because jobs there pay way more.

Love the small city life you live in but eventually, you need to branch out, and go explore new, bigger things.
"But Ive seen it all in a small town
Had myself a ball in a small town
Married an l.a. doll and brought her to this small town
Now shes small town just like me"
Small town by John Mellencamp

"Everyone Deserves Happiness"

Our world population is 6.8 billion and out of the billions of different cultures, religions, and race everybody deserves to be with somebody. I believe nobody should be alone and everybody deserves happiness. Here are three reasons why I believe this.



Reason 1: Nobody should be alone because God put everybody on this earth for a reason, and the person you were meant to be with is somewhere out there. You shouldn't go out and look for the person who you think you are suppose to be with, because if it's fate it will just happen. God has a plan for everybody and what happens, happens, there is really nothing you can do about it so live your life and wait for that special somebody to come live it with you.



Reason 2: Nobody should be alone; even if you like the same sex. Everybody thinks it is such a bad thing for gay people to get married, but hey if that's who they love and want to be with then they deserve happiness just as much as you do. Gay marriage is illegal in certain states and, to me, I think the people that make these rules are trying to ruin other people's happiness because they are not happy themselves. Everybody is going to love who they want to love and for people to try to stop that is cruel and heartless. People just need to realize that this world is full of different people who want different things and everybody deserves to be happy.



Reason 3: Nobody should be alone because going through relationships in your life is the thing that makes you stronger and you find who you really are. Some people think it's a bad thing to go through relationships because you get your heart broken, but relationships are fun. You can have some of the best memories to look back on through different relationships; some may be bad and some may be good. If you go through life scared and afraid to take chances with people, you might miss some of best opportunities and even miss the one you were meant to be with. " 'Love is a Battlefield,' " and your going to have to go through a lot of heart aches and pain but it's worth it when you find Mr. or Mrs. right.



Life without love is like fries without ketchup, its plain and horrible. Everybody deserves to be happy with somebody, no matter what the circumstance is. Nobody should be alone in this huge world we live in.