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This is the home of Justine's crazy and sometimes amusing ramblings.

Wednesday, September 11, 2002

Yes, I have to say something. I know there are a million people online, discussing and analyzing and venting and grieving, but I wanted to add my own little piece.

Normally, I wear black. There is always at least a stripe or word or something. Occasionally, it's all black. I just like black and dark colours. If I wear white, it's a top with dark jeans or skirt. But today, black felt wrong. I knew there would be a million other people in black. Instead, I wore white jeans, a white shirt and white runners. Here's something I wrote at work, kind of explaining:

Today, I wear white. I wear white, not black; the colour of life, not death. White is the colour of Spirit, of healing, of peace. I wear white to show the regeneration of life, to show the healing of my Spirit. I grieve, but I am not lost to it.

I wear white for hope. I wear white today to make a dark a brighter place. Today, of all days, I wear white.

Sept 11, 2002

posted by Justine 6:51 PM
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This is funny as all hell. A must even if you're not a Star Wars fan. 25 Lines From Star Wars That Can Be Improved if you Substitute the Word "Pants"

posted by Justine 6:42 PM
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Tuesday, September 10, 2002

Okay everyone, this is an order. You must go check out G-Force's new website. it rocks. I cannot say how much it rocks. The only way for you to accurately gague how much it rocks to to go there yourselves. So go!

posted by Justine 1:12 PM
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