Of course there are more serious types of discrimination: Racial discrimination is a big problem. I don't believe that it's as big of a problem with the youth anymore. It's hard to find a racists teenager and that's a beautiful thing! When I was growing up, my dad was a racist. From him, I saw how stupid it really was. Boy, when my sister had a baby from a black man, we thought there would be more trouble from him than there was. He actually loved his grand-daughter to death. And she loved him, now that he's gone she misses him so very much. I guess my point is that with love there are no color boundaries. If you can find love in your heart, then it doesn't matter if someone is black or white, or Hispanic, etc. We all have red blood. It's time to stop discriminating, and to stop stereo-typing and start loving. It's time for us to be color blind when it comes to other people.

Also, I'm going to ask for your prayers. Yesterday, I signed up to Penn Foster online to become a Pharmacy Technician. Pray that it works out and that I'll get through the school and get my certification. Thanks! If you guys haven't noticed, I like to keep you all updated on what's going on in my life. That seems to be one of the things that makes this site so special to me, sharing with one another. That's also a great thing about the internet... It's a color blind society. Unless someone goes around saying, "I'm white," or "I'm black," you really don't know nor do you care.