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Reflections of a pilgrim on her way home. Welcome. :)
About Me
- Roz
- Goals in life: To be well travelled, to read as many classics as possible, to study as much as possible, to have no regrets, to laugh until my side hurts, to be uninhibited (anyone sing/dance in the shower?) Goal in death: To be as much like Jesus Christ as possible
Currently Reading
- Battlefield of the Mind - Joyce Meyer
- Snow - Orhan Pamuk
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- i found it!!! craigslist.org is down the street f...
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- The bart station and a guy playing the sax. it mi...
- so. it ends up for a couple pharmacy schools, I ne...
- Only on Market Street, San Francisco. At any rate...
- Some definitions: PharmCas-The universal applicati...
- This is my sister and I at her bridal shower. It'...
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"And the peace of God which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus."
2 comments:
this is jessie..so not anonymous. hannah's good at proofreading, you should ask her. =) i'm not that good at editting shtuff, but if you want, I'll read it.
Aloha Ms. Roz,
I have a favor to ask of you in regards to your personal statement for your pharmacy application. My girlfriend is applying to numerous colleges and UCSF is her first choice. I am trying to help her in anyway that I can sooooo here's the question. Since your pharmacy personal letter was successful, is there any chance that I could have a copy to help her have an idea on what to say? She is in the reserves and works fulltime and is really struggling to balance school, work and everything else so any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. By the way, that was very deep stuff on the "how can I do more?" topic. It's sad to see all the pain and suffering in the world today. We all feel small in comparison to the monumental task it would take to cure, heal or just ease the pain of others. As the other writer pointed out - maybe being a Pharmacists is what God has planned for you. Well good luck in what ever you choose to do or be. Adrian
My email: ajpope123@yahoo.com
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