Random Rae: YEAH, I SAID IT!! AND?!?!?
I've decided to invite you into My world, The Life of RachelB!!! Some may find it interesting, some may not, but hey, WHO CARES WHAT THEY THINK?! read at your own risk....
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
30 and counting!
Thursday, July 15, 2010
The Risk of being Misunderstood...

Misunderstood- improperly interpreted; misconstrued; not appreciated or given sympathetic understanding.
do you hate being misunderstood? Heck, who doesn’t? i think being misunderstood is my biggest frustration. i just hate the feeling that someone doesn’t know the truth about me. i hate it when someone has a stereotype or preconceived misconception about me that is totally false. i mean, i’m a pretty fun chick, but when all this needless stuff goes on, i get agitated. can you tell i was misunderstood today? lol...
on the flip side, i think the best feeling in the world is to be understood. there’s something about knowing that someone just knows you. yanno? there’s something about knowing that no matter what you do or say, that someone knows who you really are. it’s really comforting i think.
I have a habit of blurting things out sometimes without taking the time to think about possible consequences. Words are so powerful. It doesn't matter in what form they leave your body -whether through your lips as spoken syllables or through your fingers for the purposes of being read - they have the power to change things. Things I think about is how is the other person going to interpret what I say? Even if I didn't mean what I said negatively, there's always a possibility it could be taken that way.
let me Re-introduce myself, my name is Rae!
Thursday, December 3, 2009
REAL FRIENDS!

So,
Real friends are people that you can cry with during the bad times and gloat with during the good times. Everyone else expects you to be politically correct in your behaviors.” What’s the point of having friends if you can’t be yourself around them?
A real friend allows u to have your OWN OPINION, and doesnt make a big deal about you having 1. yeah, i said it!! and?!?! bobby brown sang it best....
A friend is someone to cry with during the bad times. Everyone knows how great it is to have a friend during your time of need to cry on his or her shoulder. In reality, people do not like it if you cry on their shoulder for very long. So the sign of a real friend is that you can cry on their shoulder until you’re done crying. And if you are crying too long, your friend will make you snap out of it. They help you to pull yourself back together rather than just give a superficial “There there dearie” and then going on about their lives. You will be able to tell real quick who your real friends are during the crisis and uglier times of your life. They are the only ones still hanging around.
A friend is someone to gloat with during the good times. We are all taught that it is distasteful to brag and to come across as egotistical. The result is that most of us are afraid to say much of anything positive about ourselves. You are allowed to celebrate a job promotion, a marriage, or the birth of a child, but it is supposed to be done with class and style. A real friend is someone that you can call up and spend twenty minutes telling them what an awesome job you just did on a project at work and how you feel so incredibly proud of yourself and they are going to be happy for you. They are not going to chastise you for being arrogant. When you have some serious politics going on at work and you pull of a brilliant career move, your friend is going to cheer with you and laugh along with you as you succeed.
A friend is someone to rage with when life is really unfair. That is not to say they are going to help you plot your ex’s murder or anything like that, but when you are really ticked off and need to vent, they will be there for you. You can safely tell your real friends just how angry you are and they will help you find ways to dissipate the anger and to eventually let it go. Humor is a wonderful way that friends have of helping us to let go of our anger. Rather then help you plot the murder, they can throw out a few wonderfully witty comments about your ex and get you laughing again. No matter what it is that you’re upset about; your real friends will be there for you.
A friend is someone to dream with while plotting your goals. Real friends make awesome cheerleaders. They believe in you and in your ability to achieve your goals. Everyone else may be politely disinterested in what you are planning to do with your life, but your real friends will be thrilled to hear about what you are doing. They will help you to brainstorm ideas and will pitch in to help you make your dreams come true whenever possible.
A friend is someone to pray with for support. We have all seen the research and the studies show that the power of prayer is magical no matter who or what it is that you think you are praying to. The studies also show that whenever two or more people get together to pray, that the power becomes increasingly strong.
From my own experience I would like to point out that when you have a real friend pray with you instead of a well-
With real friends there is a trust level and you know that you have similar views about what is humorous and what is not. So, you can share jokes that otherwise might not be appropriate to tell "church folk" after service. Real friends laugh together.
So, i'm grateful for my REAL FRIEND, my husband!
I KNOW, ITS BEEN A MINUTE!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FORGIVE?

I was sitting here reading a friend's blog, viewing a video of a celebrity getting "heckled" and it made me think about the "church".
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
ITS BEEN A LONG TIME, EH?

Wow! its been a while, huh?
