Ask how long I've been a part of this community

[MixMasterLar]

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Who is that girl who's been in your avatar on and off since 2006?

How many states have you visited, and how did you feel about them?

What is your favorite story of all time (can be from legend, a movie, game, Grandpa's acid trip, or actual experience)?

[Pseudo Enigma]

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How do I remind you of yourself back when you were a teenager?
Do you mean this in a good way or a bad way?
Is history doomed to repeat itself without interruption?
Potatoes?

[Snowcrafta]

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Who is that girl who's been in your avatar on and off since 2006?

How many states have you visited, and how did you feel about them?

What is your favorite story of all time (can be from legend, a movie, game, Grandpa's acid trip, or actual experience)?

The woman is Anna Nalick, and the song represents everything my character is now, what I'm becoming, and has truly been the most inspirational song in my life.

http://youtu.be/GgiZz-aqheU

I've visited California (obviously), Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. I did a 3 day stint in Philadelphia for my brothers wedding, but was entirely restricted to a small part of the city due to the brief visit.

Cali rules, Oregon seems okay but I've only really been to Ontario and Bend so I don't think I can give it a fair judgement other than it just feels exactly like Idaho. Washington seems nice, also another short stint thing for a funeral, so judgement pending

I really hate Idaho. If I didn't have family up there I'd never touch it again. So closed minded.

Romeo and Juliet is my all time favourite love story. It truly is tragic when you realise it's about how two fighting families can't put their pride aside and settle their differences, and the pain it causes from their bickering effects and even kills several people.

[Snowcrafta]

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How do I remind you of yourself back when you were a teenager?
Do you mean this in a good way or a bad way?
Is history doomed to repeat itself without interruption?
Potatoes?

Potatoes rules, Idaho doesn't.

You remind me of when I was your age because of how I've seen you grow up, change your style, how eager you are, and how dumb you can be. I really think highly of you because you just reek of potential, but just need time to self reflect.

Also, anime

[MixMasterLar]

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Good song

[Snowcrafta]

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Good song

It's very close to my heart, and is essentially the summary of my serious persona down in the 'bin.

I continue to use it because although the original intent was mod me pls attempt number one, the fact it's got American colours, Anna Nalick, and the message "Change Snowcrafer" reminds me about my struggles with all the things I've talked about, and it reminds me I can always change. Subtly, the message works.

[Snowcrafta]

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WHAT UP NIGZZZaaaaaaZzzzzz

[Alioth]

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Hey so I have a question based on what I read~

Out of all the past events in your life, what/who had the strongest influence for you to pursue nursing and what do you aspire to get out of your nursing career?

[Snowcrafta]

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Hey so I have a question based on what I read~

Out of all the past events in your life, what/who had the strongest influence for you to pursue nursing and what do you aspire to get out of your nursing career?

My suicide attempt was the biggest event that turned me into healthcare. The people I met, the drama that unfolded, and the scars it left behind made me realize how much I care and what I can do with it. I already had interest in healthcare because I used to be a big fan of House, and it was a reasonable solution to go into nursing over doctor.

As I proceed through the field, I found out I much preferred hands on care over diagnostics. It's much more fun learning the patients and procedures, and it's an added bonus I'm trained in several specialties including phlebotomy, EMS, and telemetry. It's made for quite the ride

What I'm hoping to get out of it is a steady job that's interesting enough to capture my attention, pays very well, extremely secure, and plenty of responsibilities. I've had a great time since I started, and I want the promotion.