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read my profile sign my guestbook Name: jovial jovita Birthday: 10/1/1986 Gender: Female Interests: reading, guitaring, churching, sleeping Expertise: ummm ordering bubble tea..? =P Message: message meEmail: email me AIM: ibxbabijovi Member Since: 2/12/2002

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Wednesday, April 02, 2008

	size 7 anna just measured my head. my cap is going to be size 7. i'm graduating soon.. but i'll be in nyc for the next few years :) upper west side, here i come.
	10:38 PM - 171 views - 10 eprops - 5 comments - email it

Saturday, December 22, 2007

	yummyy. this is what i did today.
	12:22 AM - 110 views - 34 eprops - 18 comments - email it

Thursday, December 13, 2007

	one semester left. where did the time go?
	4:59 PM - 71 views - 12 eprops - 7 comments - email it

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

so i'm currently preparing my final presentation for one of my senior HD classes. unfortunatly, although i find the topic of Midlife Development extremely interesting, the way the class is taught doesn't do it justice. i don't remember one thing that i've learned from lectures this semester, what a waste.

anyways, my presentation is about how written self-disclosure is beneficial to the psychological well-being of people after a traumatic emotional experience. Previous studies have studied people who wrote blogs before and after the death of their spouse and have shown that written self disclosure has similar long term effects as that of talking to a therapist. Actually, studies done with students show that if you write about emotional topics (such as a failed test) your grades tend to improve. Similarly, for professionals who have recently lost their job, if they write about their problems they attain new jobs more quickly. Interesting, right?

Although I am not currently going through any traumatic emotional experience, I thought I'd share the healing power of writing with you lovely people :)

bottom line: writing is good, chicken soup is good too, but God is better.

9:06 PM - 70 views - 12 eprops - 8 comments - email it

Tuesday, November 06, 2007

	365 days.
	1:16 AM - 43 views - email it

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size 7

yummyy.