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I have a chem midterm on Friday. hip hip hooray. Instead of resuming my studying, I have decided to grace you folks with another sporadic update of my xanga.
I read once that telling someone you're tired is a big faux pas in the world of manners. I find it very difficult to NOT say it when someone asks me how i'm doing or whatever. I think telling someone you're tired is actually a pretty standard statement, more of a polite i'm-sure-you-really-don't-want-to-know-so-i'll-spare-you than a HAHA-I'M-RUDE sort of thing. People expect you to say it. When they ask you how you're doing, they don't really want you to give them a rundown of the sad stressful details of your life, and they really don't want you to brag about how well you're doing.
I've decided I want an iPod. I don't know if I want a mini or a regular. After holding out so long, I guess i'm finally giving in. My dad asked me if I wanted one a while ago and I was like HECK NO! (with much pride, I might add) but now I see many good convenient benefits of having an iPod. And i'm all about convenience. lol.
I read once that telling someone you're tired is a big faux pas in the world of manners. I find it very difficult to NOT say it when someone asks me how i'm doing or whatever. I think telling someone you're tired is actually a pretty standard statement, more of a polite i'm-sure-you-really-don't-want-to-know-so-i'll-spare-you than a HAHA-I'M-RUDE sort of thing. People expect you to say it. When they ask you how you're doing, they don't really want you to give them a rundown of the sad stressful details of your life, and they really don't want you to brag about how well you're doing.
I've decided I want an iPod. I don't know if I want a mini or a regular. After holding out so long, I guess i'm finally giving in. My dad asked me if I wanted one a while ago and I was like HECK NO! (with much pride, I might add) but now I see many good convenient benefits of having an iPod. And i'm all about convenience. lol.