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You know what my father said to me yesterday? "You need to start setting a schedule, and not let life pass you by."
My first thought was, how can you tell me that, and not realize you've done the exact same thing? So what, you got a job. But you seem to be trying really hard to get fired. Showing up late for the last two weeks doesn't make a very good impression. And honestly, I'm on vacation. Winter break. I don't have anything to DO. And depending on people for rides doesn't make things a whole lot easier.
But then I thought, you know, even if it was rather hypocritical, he's right. I could be doing a lot of art, writing, and music. I could be getting back into piano. I could be doing a lot. I should make the last couple weeks of my break good ones.
So, to seem somewhat busy, I'm trying to start up a spirituality group for us college kids, who are feminists, or something similar. After taking my philosophy class, and after meeting the people I did throughout the last three years, I want to have a group for feminist spirituality. I want to get away from the whole "religious" aspect that people stick with it.
I mean, I'm not going to make everybody fall to their knees and scream their repentence. I find that just as creepy as the next person.
I'll let you know more as I discover more of what I'm going to put together and such. But would anybody be interested in possibly participating in this? Be honest, please.
My first thought was, how can you tell me that, and not realize you've done the exact same thing? So what, you got a job. But you seem to be trying really hard to get fired. Showing up late for the last two weeks doesn't make a very good impression. And honestly, I'm on vacation. Winter break. I don't have anything to DO. And depending on people for rides doesn't make things a whole lot easier.
But then I thought, you know, even if it was rather hypocritical, he's right. I could be doing a lot of art, writing, and music. I could be getting back into piano. I could be doing a lot. I should make the last couple weeks of my break good ones.
So, to seem somewhat busy, I'm trying to start up a spirituality group for us college kids, who are feminists, or something similar. After taking my philosophy class, and after meeting the people I did throughout the last three years, I want to have a group for feminist spirituality. I want to get away from the whole "religious" aspect that people stick with it.
I mean, I'm not going to make everybody fall to their knees and scream their repentence. I find that just as creepy as the next person.
I'll let you know more as I discover more of what I'm going to put together and such. But would anybody be interested in possibly participating in this? Be honest, please.