a clarification
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I was going to respond individually to the comments on my last post, but since three of them said the same basic thing, I figured that I would just write out another post. What I originally said was:
9. I'm a sophomore at community college. Please don't hold this against me. I'm not stupid (or so I'm told by EVERYONE), I'm just lazy. I graduate in the spring with my associate's degree and then I'll transfer to a local four-year school to get my Bachelor's in English.
I'm just used to the typical stereotype associated with community college students (well, clearly they were too stupid to get into a real school). I doubt I would have any trouble getting into a four-year school if I'd actually tried. I didn't try because I was in denial. I was homeschooled from 7-12 grades and I had no desire to leave my comfort zone. Ironically, now I have no desire to return to that particular part of my life. It's just part of my adaptability. Community college is a) cheaper, and b) its smallness allowed me to not become overwhelmed. And it's pretty damn cheap, and I have a stellar GPA and have a pretty good chance at a scholarship from one of the local schools.
Okay?
I saw Pride & Prejudice again yesterday. This time it was with narnian_dreamer. The proposal scene in the rain is definitely going on my list of favorite movie scenes.
Where the hell is this week's challenge for supernatural100?!
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I was going to respond individually to the comments on my last post, but since three of them said the same basic thing, I figured that I would just write out another post. What I originally said was:
9. I'm a sophomore at community college. Please don't hold this against me. I'm not stupid (or so I'm told by EVERYONE), I'm just lazy. I graduate in the spring with my associate's degree and then I'll transfer to a local four-year school to get my Bachelor's in English.
I'm just used to the typical stereotype associated with community college students (well, clearly they were too stupid to get into a real school). I doubt I would have any trouble getting into a four-year school if I'd actually tried. I didn't try because I was in denial. I was homeschooled from 7-12 grades and I had no desire to leave my comfort zone. Ironically, now I have no desire to return to that particular part of my life. It's just part of my adaptability. Community college is a) cheaper, and b) its smallness allowed me to not become overwhelmed. And it's pretty damn cheap, and I have a stellar GPA and have a pretty good chance at a scholarship from one of the local schools.
Okay?
I saw Pride & Prejudice again yesterday. This time it was with narnian_dreamer. The proposal scene in the rain is definitely going on my list of favorite movie scenes.
Where the hell is this week's challenge for supernatural100?!