Wednesday, March 28, 2007
I really really feel like an inexperienced teenager blown away by her first love. Thank goodness I'm not! Or I won't be able to handle him (or any of the other guys here trying to kiss me) at all! Its funny how there are 3 guys here (that i know of) who like me and would gladly take me, but i have to be difficult and choose the one who doesn't. Its funny how all 3 of them are jealous of my boy while he is just blithely unaware of it. Li was right... I was too easy on him so now, he's already taking me for granted.
Still... I can't help it. He has a way about him that tugs at my heart and demands that i fall for him. I trust him so much its scary... I told him last night that i found his blog with qing and asked him if he still liked her. He looked straight into my eyes and all the way into my tortured soul and told me that people say he writes well and that he wrote it better than it really was. No he does not have any more feelings for her. In fact, he feels more about me than he's felt about any other girl since he was young and foolish.
That was all he had to say and i was sold. I felt completely and utterly reassured because I trust him and I believe him. Maybe next time I might look back on myself, shake my head and call myself foolish. But for now... I am content just to be with him.
Newsbite
JERUSALEM: US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, wrapping up her Middle East peace mission, said on Tuesday that Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas had agreed to meet every two weeks, but that the time was not ripe for final peace talks. In a sign of a possible breakthrough, Arab foreign ministers on Monday endorsed the plan, which would offer Israel recognition in return for a full withdrawal from Arab land captured in 1967, the establishment of a Palestinian state and the return of refugees.
About Israel
Overview:
Israel declared its independence in 1948. It is the world's only Jewish state with Jerusalem as the capitol and seat of government. It is also the only country in the Middle East considered a liberal democracy and is considered the most advanced state in the region.
Military:
Israel's military consists of a unified Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and is considered one of the most battle-trained armed forces in the world. Both males & females are drafted into the army at 18 years old (males serve 3 years, females 2) with a number of exceptions.
Economy:
Imports fossil fuels, grains, beef, raw materials and military equipment. Exports diamonds, high technology, military equipment, software, pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and agricultural products. Twenty-four percent of Israel's workforce holds university degrees, ranking Israel third in the industrialized world after the United States and Netherlands. Israel's nominal GDP per capita, as of 28th July 2005, was $19,248 per person (30th in the world), and its GDP per capita at purchase power parity was 26, 200 (26th in the world).
There's a lot more about Israel to put down, but i'm tired now and gotta get ready for class :P Laterz...
12:21 AM