1 week and one day
Im so ready to be in Vermont- killing the slopes- I Love Skiing...everyone should try it once.
The official count is now 3 of 6- Im still waiting to hear from UGA, Wake Forest, and....Duke.
Although I must say I had a funny moment today. A letter came from Duke in the mail- but it was in a regular sized envelope and not thick- I was thinking the worst. But it turned out just to be some brochure about financial aid. They should label that kinda stuff bigger not to scare you. Like "NOT A REJECTION LETTER"
I officially hate Latin now- I get called on EVERY day.
So here is my question of the post. At what point is it ok to step in and give a friend advice they havent asked you for. I mean- I guess what Im trying to say is when is it ok to point out something that needs to be pointed out- even when they may not wanna hear it. There is obviously a thin line between friendly advice to help keep you in line- and then criticism and a holier than thou attitude. But if your friends wont help you with that kinda stuff who does? I dont want it to come across wrong.
The official count is now 3 of 6- Im still waiting to hear from UGA, Wake Forest, and....Duke.
Although I must say I had a funny moment today. A letter came from Duke in the mail- but it was in a regular sized envelope and not thick- I was thinking the worst. But it turned out just to be some brochure about financial aid. They should label that kinda stuff bigger not to scare you. Like "NOT A REJECTION LETTER"
I officially hate Latin now- I get called on EVERY day.
So here is my question of the post. At what point is it ok to step in and give a friend advice they havent asked you for. I mean- I guess what Im trying to say is when is it ok to point out something that needs to be pointed out- even when they may not wanna hear it. There is obviously a thin line between friendly advice to help keep you in line- and then criticism and a holier than thou attitude. But if your friends wont help you with that kinda stuff who does? I dont want it to come across wrong.