QUOTE(AmberKid @ Apr 17 2006, 01:14 PM) [snapback]2293664[/snapback]
Thanks, I might come back on that offer. As I'm still dealing with software problems anyway...I still haven't found my Nero-CD, so I'm completely without a burning software at the moment...*sighs* This cursed CD has to be in this room somewhere...but it seems it doesn't want to be found. *hmpf*
I know that. Same happens with all my Driver CDs. They have just decided to leave me and moved in with people who treat them better, I swear.

QUOTE(Shiva_K @ Apr 17 2006, 01:32 PM) [snapback]2293761[/snapback]
I'm sorry Bianca *hugs*
Thank you

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QUOTE(azn@h3art @ Apr 17 2006, 07:54 PM) [snapback]2296680[/snapback]
So umm Crazy Storyteller is back again...but this one won't make you laugh.

I just felt I had to write somewhere..
So there is this girl at my school, Bin Na Kim. She's a sophomore, very tall and slender with a warm smile and cute fashion sense. She's not really the leader in her group of friends, but she's definitely one of the sweetest people I've ever met, never having malicious intent towards anyone and always lending support to whoever needed a hug or someone to listen. Last year I had my PE class with her, and I didn't really know anyone else so I got the opportunity to hang out with her and get to know her--she accepted me with open arms and was a complete angel, even when her other friends tried to exclude me from the group, so I still remember that and say Hi to her when I see her at school.
Saturday night, her father took out his gun and killed Bin Na's mother and younger brother, shot Bin Na in the head, and then turned the gun on himself. This sort of action was completely unexpected, as her whole family is known to be very friendly and very involved in their local church. However, it happened..and I just feel numb, and I can't help but think this sort of thing happens to "those other people" on TV and in other cities..not to people I know, not to GOOD PEOPLE I know. She is at a local hospital in critical condition, with the bullet too lodged inside her brain to remove yet..but it is really a miracle that she's alive and coherent enough to even hold conversation. I know this isn't the sort of thing we're supposed to do here in the cheery Gackt thread and all, but I know she's into Japanese music and I'd love it and feel so much better if she even had ONE more person praying for her tonight and in the coming days. Thanks for reading that, I really just...I don't know

Err..yep. That about sums it up. But thinking about Gackt and listening to his music was the only thing today that kept my mind off of what happened.
This is about the most terrible story I´ve ever heard. Interesting thing is that you said, it´s normally always those people "on TV". But then again tragedies like that happen everyday unfortunately and many of them don´t even get shown on TV. My heart goes out to that girl and as I´m also atheist, I can´t pray for her but I do wish her all the best and hope that she will recover. I remember a similar thing from my school days, though not as tragic and cruel as what you told about, but a girl in my class got in a car crash with her parents and little brother. Her parents were killed and she got into hospital. It was a strange waiting for her return and of course noone really knew what to say to her when she came back. The worst thing afterwards was that because her parents were from Yugoslawia and she had had no other known relatives anywhere, she and her brother were adopted afterwards, but with different parents. I found that terrible. Not only had she lost her parents but also had to separate from her brother afterwards, the only real family that she had left. She was one of the brightest girls in my class and she returned to class looking strong and determined but you could see that her smiles were never as bright again as they had been before that incident. I hate to think about how unfair life can be sometimes, there was another girl when I was in fourth grade and at one day she didn´t come to class anymore. Noone told us what was wrong and we learned only months later that she had died of cancer inbetween, at only ten years age. Horrible things like that happen everyday, it´s so sad

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QUOTE(AmberKid @ Apr 18 2006, 01:54 PM) [snapback]2302808[/snapback]
Oh, you got me wrong there... I've been studying for quite a while already, I had to pause because of my illness...diabetes is no fun. *sighs* I'm struggling to finish my master of arts-degree. Oh...btw, I will turn 30 this year. Gosh...sounds so old...

It's the new semester that starts tomorrow.
I'll prepare some food at home before I leave...food at university is soooooo expensive.
Cough, cough.... 32... cough cough. And my semester has started again two weeks ago

. Work overload again. But I´m hoping to get my B.A. after next semester and will probably continue for the Master Degree. I started studying again late, so I´m not really "overdue" studywise, but as I pay large fees every semester it´s an absolute demandment to finish study as soon as possible and after that I wanna go abroad. I thought about getting my Master degree in HK maybe, but I guess it would be highly unrealistic financially so I´ll rather finish it here... unless I change my mind that is

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QUOTE(AmberKid @ Apr 18 2006, 04:29 PM) [snapback]2303978[/snapback]
Woa...what's that look Haido is giving Gakuto? *giggles*
So cute. Those were still their puppy love days

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