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I'm too flipping tired to complain. This year has rocked my world (in a not so hot way). i dont know if i can survive the school year. yuck.
I'm not thankful for UTIs that decide to reveal to mothers when precious daughters are no longer so innocent. I'm not thankful for the fact that the only guy-person really worth hanging out with is completely off-limits I'm not thankful that I'm sixteen and have a long life ahead of me. I should be, but I'm not. I just want to get out of here. That's enough from me. *grumbles* |
Ew... No thank you, cat who, upon shitting in the litter box, melts my fucking face off.
Jesus. The whole house smells like someone collected 200 dirty diapers, emptied the contents into a large boiling pot, then set the flame on high for about 5 hours... gently stirring. This is after one poop. Just one single poop. It's horrendous. If it were my cat, I'd kick it out. |
No thanks 2009 for the loss of my entire music library.
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Ouch, virus?
I would highly suggest investing in getting an External Hard Drive to back up your music next time. |
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Only thing you'd have to ascertain is whether it's a 2.5 or 3.5 inch drive, which you'd find out once you took apart your external's casing. |
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EDIT: actually throughout the slew of all nighters trying to catch up and the fact that i spent about as much time and sometimes even more at school than home redeeming myself to my teachers and trying to prove that i'm not a f*ckup, there were times this year where i really dropped the ball on things that i really could handle that i really wish i could go back and fix. still, i guess that's just something i have to learn from and try next time. i guess what i'm trying to say is there were sacrifices i had to make to get to where i am today, and whie i do regret some of them, i'm still thankful to be where i am now. i hope that wasn't too exhausting to read for anyone :o: |
Over here most parents don't pay for their kids university studies/ degree/ whatever. Every single person and know and I have had to deal with our 'HECS-HELP' loans ourselves, and when you're straight out of high school and don't have a lot of money, it's a HUGE debt, and so you work bloody hard in order to not fail subjects and waste more money, and so you can get a good job at the end of the degree and pay it off.
I too can't understand kids who just flit around at uni and fail subjects and stuff... do they realise how much money they're wasting away? |
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