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Jan 26, 2010 16:43

I wish I'd had a harder time in school ( Read more... )

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thelastsong January 26 2010, 10:21:53 UTC
When I got to sixth grade, he gave me a rude awakening to show me that just because I could surpass the rest of my class without breaking a sweat in elementary school didn't mean that would fly forever.

Envy envy envy.

I agree a lot with this post, although I suppose in my case, "Woe is me, shirts that fit my great rack are hard to find!" is more apt. This line especially: It's the part of me that still insists that things will work out okay because I am me - made worse by the fact that so far, that's yet to really be proven wrong. Life will immediately suck the day that's not true anymore.

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diadiadia January 26 2010, 18:51:00 UTC
I know exactly, exactly how you feel. I think I'd have a much better work ethic now if I'd actually had to work at things in the past.

Wow, that sounds really arrogant, doesn't it? Whatever!

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plutoinlove May 23 2010, 08:58:48 UTC
This is one of those times where I marvel at our ability to think along the same lines, no matter where we are... Specifically though, I wasn't coming to any revelation so much as I was thinking about one I'd had some time ago, and what affect my extended convalescence will have on me when I try to in back to school...

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I hate character limits plutoinlove May 23 2010, 09:33:44 UTC
... I'll skip to my point. When I experienced this, I was a sophomore and winning state-wide awards for work completed in the 15 minutes after lunch, the period before the project was due. This is a story that needs more than 339 characters. You know a little about it. Mrs. Janoff saved me from myself; Ma's and her memory keep me.

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Порно anonymous January 26 2011, 09:12:24 UTC

mafanoun April 12 2011, 22:40:25 UTC
Thanks for an idea, you sparked at thought from a angle I hadn’t given thoguht to yet. Now lets see if I can do something with it.

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