She tells me when I'm wrong then proceeds to make me laugh
Of all the pretty women that I see everyday
She's the only who moves in such a way
She moves in such a way
That I still fall in love with her every single day
been thinkin that all day! hope you had a good day. talk to you later, love! :)
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Friday, January 03, 2003
Thursday, January 02, 2003
well, i'm headed home now. i'll call you when i get back! love you lots! thinkin about you lots too!
good morning beautiful. i'm gonna head out of here shortly. hope you slept well. have a good day. running sounds like a plan to me. take it easy. i'll talk to you later. love you lots! :)
Monday, December 30, 2002
hey babe, where are you? i just got back from the post office and there was a box sitting on my doorstep, ahem. and then i went and checked the answering machine and you had left a message, so i called you back, but no answer. :( i wanna talk to you, love! i guess i'll just have to go ahead and open these things..... that you weren't supposed to get...... silly girl!
hey silly, you can't make decisions like that for me. you don't worry about it. things will occur as they do..... as they're supposed to. i wish i could be laying next to you right now.
Sunday, December 29, 2002
hey babe, missin you lots. can't wait to see you again or talk to you! hope you're day is going well. things here are going ok. just watchin some tv movie. watched the 4.20.02 dvd today. it rocks. thinking lots about you. about what you mean to me. about what you mean to my life. about everything that is us. i love you so much, justine. i never realized true love was like this. it's so amazing, feeling this way. :)
good afternoon, beautiful. :) i have no idea whether or not you'll get a chance to write in here before you leave. i hope you're having a good day out there. have a safe trip, love, and i'll talk to you later. mom just went out with my aunt, but she wants to 'talk' when she gets back so we'll see what happens. other than that, not much going on here. anyways, have fun, i'll talk to you in a bit. :) love you lots!!
babe, you don't need to apologize to me for anything. it's ok that you had to get off the phone. how do you mean you take me for granted? i think you're being to hard on yourself, and that's no good, babe. i love you so much. you shouldn't be so hard on yourself, ok? smile! you rock! love you! now i'm watching everwood. it's pretty good.
storyline:
Everwood, Colorado is a charming and picturesque little town tucked in among the majestic snowy peaks of the Rocky Mountains. It seems nothing ever changes in Everwood... until the day the Brown family arrives, searching for a place to heal their wounds and find out for themselves if small-town values can survive in a rapidly changing world. In this compelling new WB drama, the Browns' arrival will eventually change the lives of every citizen in Everwood.
Andrew Brown's (Treat Williams, Hollywood Ending, The Late Shift) own life changed forever the day his loving wife died. Up until then, he was a world-renowned neurosurgeon whose career always overshadowed his obligations as a parent. Now faced with the daunting task of raising his two kids, 9-year-old Delia (Vivien Cardone, A Beautiful Mind) and 15-year-old Ephram (Gregory Smith, The Patriot) by himself, Andrew trades in the New York skyline for the breathtaking vistas of the Rockies to settle in Everwood.
While both kids are deeply affected by the loss of their mother, little Delia adjusts quickly to her new surroundings - and the promise of her own horse - all the while keeping a watchful eye on the tumultuous relationship between her father and brother. But the sudden shift in everything he has ever known is hardest on Ephram, who resents all the years his father lavished on his career at the expense of his family.
When Andrew opens a free clinic for the citizens of Everwood, popular opinion is that he has lost his mind, but that doesn't stop one local character, Edna (Debra Mooney, Tootsie), from quickly applying for a job as his nurse and office manager. The person most disturbed by Dr. Brown's new clinic is Edna's son and the only other doctor in town, Dr. Harold Abbott (Tom Amandes, television's The Untouchables), who quickly forbids his children, 15-year-old Amy (Emily VanCamp, Glory Days) and 17-year-old Bright (newcomer Chris Pratt) to have anything to do with the Brown family. With the school bus driver, Mr. Irv (John Beasley, The Apostle) keeping watch over it all, traditions are changing overnight for the citizens of Everwood. What none of them understand is that the ripple effect of one woman's death can bring a lot of change - and a lot of good - not only to the people she loved, but to people she never met.
As people begin to drift in and out of the new clinic and the town's secrets are revealed one by one, Andrew realizes that moving to Everwood was only the first step in reclaiming his family. The town will come to trust and depend on his skills, but Andrew is left to wonder if he can maintain the promise he made to be a better father. He has a natural gift for neurosurgery, but he is just beginning to understand that parenting is something he will have to work at every day of his life.
From creator/executive producer Greg Berlanti (Dawson's Creek) and executive producer Mickey Liddell (Go), Everwood is produced by Everwood Utah, Inc. in association with and distributed by Warner Bros. Television.
anyways, i hope you feel better, or less down on yourself anyway! love you lots. take care. sleep well, my love!
storyline:
Everwood, Colorado is a charming and picturesque little town tucked in among the majestic snowy peaks of the Rocky Mountains. It seems nothing ever changes in Everwood... until the day the Brown family arrives, searching for a place to heal their wounds and find out for themselves if small-town values can survive in a rapidly changing world. In this compelling new WB drama, the Browns' arrival will eventually change the lives of every citizen in Everwood.
Andrew Brown's (Treat Williams, Hollywood Ending, The Late Shift) own life changed forever the day his loving wife died. Up until then, he was a world-renowned neurosurgeon whose career always overshadowed his obligations as a parent. Now faced with the daunting task of raising his two kids, 9-year-old Delia (Vivien Cardone, A Beautiful Mind) and 15-year-old Ephram (Gregory Smith, The Patriot) by himself, Andrew trades in the New York skyline for the breathtaking vistas of the Rockies to settle in Everwood.
While both kids are deeply affected by the loss of their mother, little Delia adjusts quickly to her new surroundings - and the promise of her own horse - all the while keeping a watchful eye on the tumultuous relationship between her father and brother. But the sudden shift in everything he has ever known is hardest on Ephram, who resents all the years his father lavished on his career at the expense of his family.
When Andrew opens a free clinic for the citizens of Everwood, popular opinion is that he has lost his mind, but that doesn't stop one local character, Edna (Debra Mooney, Tootsie), from quickly applying for a job as his nurse and office manager. The person most disturbed by Dr. Brown's new clinic is Edna's son and the only other doctor in town, Dr. Harold Abbott (Tom Amandes, television's The Untouchables), who quickly forbids his children, 15-year-old Amy (Emily VanCamp, Glory Days) and 17-year-old Bright (newcomer Chris Pratt) to have anything to do with the Brown family. With the school bus driver, Mr. Irv (John Beasley, The Apostle) keeping watch over it all, traditions are changing overnight for the citizens of Everwood. What none of them understand is that the ripple effect of one woman's death can bring a lot of change - and a lot of good - not only to the people she loved, but to people she never met.
As people begin to drift in and out of the new clinic and the town's secrets are revealed one by one, Andrew realizes that moving to Everwood was only the first step in reclaiming his family. The town will come to trust and depend on his skills, but Andrew is left to wonder if he can maintain the promise he made to be a better father. He has a natural gift for neurosurgery, but he is just beginning to understand that parenting is something he will have to work at every day of his life.
From creator/executive producer Greg Berlanti (Dawson's Creek) and executive producer Mickey Liddell (Go), Everwood is produced by Everwood Utah, Inc. in association with and distributed by Warner Bros. Television.
anyways, i hope you feel better, or less down on yourself anyway! love you lots. take care. sleep well, my love!
