Thinkity Thunkin'

23rd May 2013

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I understand that it’s frustrating when professors are slow to reply to emails, but you probably shouldn’t be a bitch about it. I mean, at the end of the day… they do control the grade books haha.

That’s like insulting all the chefs and staff at a restaurant before they get your order to you. Just asking for it.

Speaking in CAPITALS in the forum to MAKE YOUR POINT is probably NOT the BEST way to do it. If people just used their tiny peanut brains they would have figured out the problem by themselves… like I did, and I don’t even like to think :)

22nd May 2013

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I believe that every relationship has an expiration date.

There will come a time in any relationship, whether it’s a family member, a friend, or a lover, that you realize that it’s time that you part ways. We’re told that we don’t really have a choice in some of these interactions, namely with family, but you really do. I think it’s unfortunate, but you see many instances of people moving away and not speaking with their family for… well… the rest of their lives.

That being said, I also believe that this “expiration date” can be set for a time well beyond an average human’s lifespan; my point being that you probably shouldn’t beat yourself up for growing apart because that’s just how it happens sometimes. At the same time, don’t forget that lifelong friendships really can be life long. There’s a good handful of good people in my life that, if lifespan was simply a reset-able counter, would probably still be good friends for 2 or 3 lifetimes.

It’s like Tuck Everlasting. Those silly Tucks… haha. Immortality, and they meet up once every 10 years. They’re fine.