-Transcript- May 10, 2006 Wednesday Dear God, Hello. I need Your help. You know what’s going on in my life, and I’ll tell You because I don’t know where to go. All my life, the road has been clear. There were moments of blind visibility, but I knew where I was going. Now I’m standing […]
Dear Diary, I Remember the Fear
-Transcript- April 25, 2006 Tuesday I have 2 lives. One at home, and one at school. It’s the hardest thing to do – to connect the two lives together. See, school isn’t just school anymore. I’m not just learning how to write, to calculate, or learn about history and science. I’m not just learning general […]
Dear Diary, I’m Stuck
-Transcript- March 17, 2006 Friday I talked w/ my friend on the cell last night. It was cool. I think he is growing up. But our talk made me realize that there’s a lot more to do, but we’re growing older fast. Thinking about the future throws me so off-balance. I shouldn’t do it, but it’s […]
Dear Diary, I Am A Mess
-Transcript- Feb. 15, 2006 During class prayer, Prof. Abbley said there’s a woman in the class, & God has been wanting to put His finger on something in her life, & if she doesn’t [repent or something like that] she’s going down a road she’ll regret (or something like that; & she already is but […]
Dear Diary, Listen to Me
Read here on why I’m sharing an unedited poem every Saturday and Sunday for this #write31days challenge 🙂 04-24-03 Into Me Listen to me My child, Hear what I will say. My love for you today, Forever will it stay. Take this Word of Mine, keep it in your heart. Know the Truth I sent […]
Dear Diary, How I Love You
Read here on why I’m sharing an unedited poem every Saturday and Sunday for this #write31days challenge 🙂 10/29/02 How I Love You I Lay my head on Your shoulder, And looked at Your arms around me. I saw Your scars of love, And the ache of my heart thumped. Tears start to flow, As […]
Dear Diary, I’m Hester Prynne
-Transcript- December 8, 2001 Saturday 1:45 AM I’m tired. My English class just finished the Scarlet Letter trial. I was Hester Prynne, Amy was my daughter, Pearl, Linda was my defense lawyer, Bao questioned Chillingworth, and Charlie questioned Dimmesdale. We lost. -End transcript- This is one of my fondest high school memories. I volunteered to […]