What's on your mind?

Messy · Jul 23, 2015

Rhamiel said:
I have been on this site for years and I have never used Ignore
even if I do not like someone, I want to hear them out

Lol that is such a stupid function. I saw a few people having a big discussion and one guy posted a lot of text. All of a sudden the other one says: oh I had you on ignore all these years.

Saucy · Jul 23, 2015

I was able to get a few more hours of sleep and feel a bit better

It's time to get back to work!

kittysbecute · Jul 23, 2015

I never knew that not all tea was herbal tea. :o
Now I know.

Saucy · Jul 23, 2015

Im reading To Kill a Mockingbird for the first time. Seems good so far.

Travelers.Soul · Jul 23, 2015

I am so excited!!! I am finally getting to unpack and live like a normal person. Y'all have no idea how happy that makes me. My books have lived in boxes since I graduated back in 2012. Which drove me up the wall. FINALLY, I get to unpack and shelve them!!! It's like finding buried treasure.

MarkSB · Jul 23, 2015

dreaminofireland said:
I am so excited!!! I am finally getting to unpack and live like a normal person. Y'all have no idea how happy that makes me. My books have lived in boxes since I graduated back in 2012. Which drove me up the wall. FINALLY, I get to unpack and shelve them!!! It's like finding buried treasure.

Lol... so what kept them packed away, out of curiosity? (Unless you don't want to answer that, which is understandable.)

I still keep most of my books packed away, even though I have room to leave them out. I'm sure I'll question the decision to keep them again, the next time I move. I think I've got four or five 18"W x 18"H x 36"L totes, filled with textbooks/binders/notebooks. Yeah... apart from a couple choice books, I'm not sure why I keep them.

kittysbecute · Jul 23, 2015

MarkSB said:
Lol... so what kept them packed away, out of curiosity? (Unless you don't want to answer that, which is understandable.)

I still keep most of my books packed away, even though I have room to leave them out. I'm sure I'll question the decision to keep them again, the next time I move. I think I've got four or five 18"W x 18"H x 36"L totes, filled with textbooks/binders/notebooks. Yeah... apart from a couple choice books, I'm not sure why I keep them.

I keep everything.... It's probably not good. I need to sort through all that stuff sometime... But in some ways im glad as the majority of my digital school work was lost a few years ago when an external hard drive failed.

MarkSB · Jul 23, 2015

kittysbecute said:
I keep everything.... It's probably not good. I need to sort through all that stuff sometime... But in some ways im glad as the majority of my digital school work was lost a few years ago when an external hard drive failed.

Hehe... yeah, I did the same thing. I started out at a "2-year" campus, where it was actually more economical for me to buy the books off Amazon. So I still have most of my textbooks from my first few years. I actually value the stuff in some of the binders more, b/c its more condensed and all of it isn't covered in the text books.

I really need to organize mine too, sometime. There's some stuff in there which is still good to have, imo... I'm not sure if I'll ever need it, but you just can't find that info anywhere else. At least, not easily or in a timely manner.

MiniEmu · Jul 23, 2015

It's done.
My life is signed away, the exams start April.

MarkSB · Jul 23, 2015

HotRhymez · Jul 23, 2015

Eating delicious soft tacos. I made them myself too.

TACO, TACO MAAAAAN!

I WANNA BE

A TACO MAN!

Wait...that's not how that song goes....

MiniEmu · Jul 23, 2015

MarkSB said:
nm

Tactful and constructive honesty is the way forward.

SnowyMacie · Jul 23, 2015

There's a plague at work (I'm one of the victims), I've never seen this many people dropping their shifts.

Hawthorne · Jul 23, 2015

dreaminofireland said:
I am so excited!!! I am finally getting to unpack and live like a normal person. Y'all have no idea how happy that makes me. My books have lived in boxes since I graduated back in 2012. Which drove me up the wall. FINALLY, I get to unpack and shelve them!!! It's like finding buried treasure.

I wish I could 'like' this several times. I know just what you mean... Opening your long-packed boxes of books is like Christmas!

Miss Spaulding · Jul 23, 2015

People who make a big deal out of the most insignificant things. Seriously, don't sweat the small stuff. Save it for something that actually matters.

Hawthorne · Jul 23, 2015

Miss Spaulding said:
People who make a big deal out of the most insignificant things. Seriously, don't sweat the small stuff. Save it for something that actually matters.

Unpacking books is not insignificant!

Miss Spaulding · Jul 23, 2015

And I'm hungry. The avocado in the kitchen is beckoning me. ...Or maybe it's just me and I think about food too much.

Saucy · Jul 23, 2015

Well what's small and insignificant to some is big to others.

Miss Spaulding · Jul 23, 2015

Hawthorne said:
Unpacking books is not insignificant!

Books do not belong in boxes! They belong on shelves where they can be seen and admired and where their owners can be commended for how 'well read' they are. Those books have been imprisoned for long enough.

Saucy · Jul 23, 2015

So I decided to try that Arby's BLT with the brown sugar bacon...and it was utterly disgusting.

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