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Leanna

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  1. I tried on wedding dresses today and looked at venues. I never realized how difficult trying on dresses could be. I did a lot of jumping and shimmying around the change room, lol. Does that count?
  2. :lol: :lol: :lol:
  3. Leanna

    Game *The Food Game*

    Stir-fry.
  4. Lest we forget!
  5. Leanna

    Game *The Food Game*

    Garlic bread.
  6. Good morning Sarah! Loving the perky attitude, lol. I'm in Ontario, Canada. It's currently 2:43 a.m. here. Still no sleep. I'm up doing a bunch of laundry. Siiiiigh.
  7. DJ, I can totally relate to what you're going through. Ever since I quit smoking, all I worry about is my health. Now I realize I'm a hypochondriac, but I really didn't fret too much when I was a smoker. Actually, I used to say dumb sh*t like, "Oh well, if I die, I'll die happy!" while puffing away on my deathstick. Some days I do wish I could go back to my blissful bubble of ignorance, but I know quitting has improved my health, so there's no way I'd go back to smoking. I wish I had an answer, I really do. I think you just have to tell yourself that you have no control over this type of thing. You have no say in life and death. I am not completely over my fear and anxiety, but I think it's getting better in time. Talking to my boyfriend helps. He shakes some sense into me when I freak out over little things. I check on him every night to make sure he's still breathing. He's 26 and in pretty good health, but I obsess over his well-being because I love him so much and don't want to lose him. I think we need to realize that we don't know what's going to happen and there's no point in fretting about it. The anxiety isn't worth it. I know it's easier said than done, but really, there's not much else we can do unfortunately. I guess we just need to find a way to accept and move on?
  8. I absolutely love his voice:
  9. No smoking for me today, thanks. :) NOPE!
  10. Leanna

    Game *The Food Game*

    S'mores (yum!)
  11. Leanna

    Dangit!

    I hear you! Every time I sit down and start reading, I get pulled away by real life stuff. Pfft, stupid life.
  12. Leanna

    Game *The Food Game*

    Leftovers. ;)
  13. Oh babs. :(
  14. So many, but the biggest benefit is feeling free. I no longer need/want/desire a cigarette. Smoking has no bearing on my life.
  15. I haven't been posting as much. I miss you guys! My brother's been down for a week and I haven't had a lot of time to check in.

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    2. sharonsiff

      sharonsiff

      I have missed you and missed your daily song xx

    3. sherry

      sherry

      good to see you back! ;o)

    4. action

      action

      When your brother goes back you will have to spend double time here then :p

  16. 4. Leanna lays face down in the ditch and Dentist Bills turn her on. :lol: :lol: :lol: My boyfriend's face was priceless when this happened!
  17. You are gorgeous Jen!
  18. So cute LB! This isn't me (obviously) but my mom in 1979. Posting this picture because it's probably my favourite picture of her, lol.
  19. Yes, do what feels right and what you think is necessary. We'll be waiting. Hugs.
  20. Leanna

    Coffee.....

    Ahahaha! Omg, even if it's not a true story, that's a funny thought. :lol: I remember when I accidentally farted in class once. I blamed it on the desk sliding against the floor, but no one believed me, lol. I was mortified.
  21. My brothers and I. Yes, the one on the left is demonic, lol.
  22. I love everyone's pictures! You are all so cute. :) Sorry these pictures are so freaking large. I have resized them, so don't know what's going on.
  23. Welcome to QT KS! Nice to have you here. :)
  24. Definitely no smoking for me today. NOPE!
  25. Leanna

    TAC!

    Good-looking in both pics TAC. :) Not sure which one Jenny is referring to though.

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