I heard somebody say once that you love a person not because of their good qualities, but because of their flaws. I
sorta understand what they're talking about, but really it doesn't make much sense. If you love them because their good
qualities are their downfalls (like mine) then I get it, but obviously you're not going to love someone because they are a
compulsive liar or a cheat.
The thing is, we are all born flawed. That's why we need Jesus. He makes our flaws into beauty marks :) haha.
Anyways, today was good. Busy and good. I got to hang out with a friend I don't know very well, which was nice. I hope
that I can continue to hang out with her in the future. At first I thought she was a little reserved, but I think that a
good relationship with her will take time, and then there will be more openness. This I have learned from experience.
I went outside and watched the end of the meteor shower. There was one perfect falling star; it streaked right over my
house and lasted a good five seconds. Usually they're so short that you only have time to see them dance for a second
before the black swallows them up again. "When I look at the stars I feel like myself." --Switchfoot
Tomorrow is the Epic part and our Christmas party at Joe's house! I'm excited :). It should be interesting now that our
friendships have turned to relationships and we are all wary of each other...

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It should be interesting now that our friendships have turned to relationships and we are all wary of each other...
aha, I love you Kristina!
I think you love a person, and their flaws just come with that. When I look at all the people I love, and see all the things that aren't wonderful about them, I'm like, whatever. I love them.
I don't think my greatest assets are my flaws, exactly. I have flaws in every single part of me, big flaws, nasty flaws, in every part. The flaws outnumber the assets, in me. But, this isn't resignation to being a bad person. This is realization that I am a person.
I think you are on the same page, just reading the same words in different fonts.
*we're on the same page
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