So, how was your day?
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Colds, colds, and more colds 
Just made me miss my English speaking exam, and my listening exam for tomorrow.
On a more positive note, I will be in Sri Lanka during the weekend
Just made me miss my English speaking exam, and my listening exam for tomorrow.
On a more positive note, I will be in Sri Lanka during the weekend
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Today went rather well. I did some more research about Enron for my 3-page report. Going to start writing when I get home. The good part is that they did so many unethical procedures that writing 3 pages is simple. Having a complete and informative report in only 3 pages, is difficult because there is SOOOOO much to cover. Thats my day.
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Went to my great grand mother's funeral today.
89 years old.
89 years old.
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I'm sorry for your loss, I'm sure she was one heck of a person.
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My day? Awesome, rose from my bed at 13.00 to find out that my girlfriend is coming home on Thursday (Ultimate Win
) and that's pretty much it. I don't do a lot over the holidays..
KookiBirb
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Real sorry about your great grand mother. Must've been one healthy lady living through different generations.
But my day was pretty good, finally got the jdm tail lights from a Toyota Soarer that I wanted for my Lexus SC300. I will install them tomorrow and hopefully my 5-speed ECU from a 7MGE motor from a MKIII supra, will come in as well. It'll be the first part that I'll have for my transmission swap.
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- haitch40
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I'm sorry for your loss, I'm sure she was one heck of a person.
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My day? Awesome, rose from my bed at 13.00 to find out that my girlfriend is coming home on Thursday (Ultimate Win
Get up very early don't ya.
Even thats earlier than me.
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Today all good despite the weather. Since it was the last day for the term not much work was done. In music we viewed the solo performances. I actually did better than I thought, while having a cold I still hit 75% of the notes. Only the higher notes I was all over the place. My voice has a lot more power and depth than my mp3's recording system can tell me. According to my mp3 my voice is weak, but it's a different story through the school's camera. Yesterday after school I went to the dairy (just across the road), and then today I went to the fish and chip shop (literally about 30 meters walk from the school gates) to eat something warm on a coldish rainy day. Isn't the school placed perfectly? Just standing at the school gate there are three dairies in sight, and a fish and chip store. And the railway station! Only problem is that there seems to be quite a few drug dealer locations... Hence the stupidity found within the school.
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- Matthew77258
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My day was rubbish!
I had to wake up at 6:40am
, didnt get time to have breakfast, than had to do a maths test, which I believe I failed.
I had to wake up at 6:40am
, didnt get time to have breakfast, than had to do a maths test, which I believe I failed.
MedigoFlame
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Horrible... I'm sure no one cares about this, since it's the internet.Woke up to a quiet morning, right up until my mom ruined it. Out of no where (yes, out of no where) my mom brings up my friend/co-worker's death. The thing is, he passed away back in December 30th, 2011 from a blood clot. Back to the present, she brings it up (not in a nice way) mocking me telling me to quit grieving and that his life had no matter to me and I shouldn't "care" about it. Basically telling me his life didn't matter and shouldn't matter to me. I have to say, she was very inconsiderate of how I felt about this. And of course, the morning ended up in an argument with her acting all innocent for no good reason saying "Why are you yelling at me!? I didn't do anything!" Yeah, for bringing up my friend who's dead like that... And finally what happened only a couple of minutes ago, the good old high school idiotic drivers driving past at high speed in their "murdered out" Nissan Altima honking and screaming at me. As well as giving me the middle finger. I'm used to this BS, but today it just didn't help... So yes, that was my day.
This is my typical day if you're wondering. I'm serious... Just don't know how much more I can take of this BS...
This is my typical day if you're wondering. I'm serious... Just don't know how much more I can take of this BS...
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Ok day untill 19.00. My mum wants to repaint my room, me and my dad see no point in it since we are going to paint it pretty much the same colour, my dad is also the one who is going to be doing all of the painting. We spent 2 hours taking the stuff out of my room, my mum stops to talk about something when it interests her, yet when the scalectric and train set are being taken out she keeps bitching at me and my dad when we are talking about them. GRRRRR
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- alexpkas
Sounds horrible. People who make you suffer in any way don't know to appreciate you, so, don't care for them. It's all good, just live YOUR life, it has great value, just like you do. You deserve better.
MedigoFlame
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I'da flipped.
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- alexpkas
I understand. Still, just don't let others ruin "it" for you. Enjoy yourself and your life, and if it must be, be aggressive. Some people don't understand concepts of conscience or similar things, so you need to make clear your point in a more aggressive manner, it's just the way it is. But bare in my mind, that what goes around, comes around so be careful, who you argue with.
MedigoFlame
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The fact that she brought up my friend's death was like a lightning strike out of no where. Around February I'd officially state that I was able to move on from my friend's death. But she just had to remind me about it... Remind me about the day I turned up to work and noticed how down everyone was and how I never saw him at his usual spot at my workplace. So I did flip out at her for that... My mom just can't seem to understand how what she says agitates people. She does it to my brother and my father, both without thinking about what she says. Always acting innocent afterwards and blaming the three of us for being the wrongdoers. It just sickens me.
As for the idiots in the Nissan, it was a reminder of how idiotic drivers my age can be... How much it gives you that same old feeling of "I hate just about everyone" feeling. Makes me sick to see everyone in the high school parking lot driving with little attention. Time and time again I remind my parents that I'd like to be able to get my own car. But they always refuse, telling me I'd be one of those "teenage" drivers. To me, a car is more than a box with four wheels equaling a deadly weapon (apart from some of automotive's worst creations), but a car would be my haven, a place where I can be in my own type of world. Away from everything else and all of it's problems. Of course, they only see the financial side of things. Just wishing to be on an empty road in a car all by myself. As a gearhead, that's what I wish for.
I would never hit her, no matter how mad she would make me. Mainly because I know if I did, things would be a lot worse. I don't look towards violence as an answer, the most violent things I do when I'm angry is punch something such as a pillow, but that's about it. Of course, when my mom witnesses it, she acts as though it's a threat towards her believing that I'd use force against her... As for dealing with it, it's basically my daily life. I can't think of a day where I ended up thinking that it was a great day. Only the days when I get to stay home alone is when it's best. I just wish to have one whole day to myself, without any interruptions from those who can't understand.
As for arguing, I've had times when I've been able to sit down with my parents and talk. But it always ends up to be sit down and listen, along with an intense argument afterwards. Changing my parents' mind is pretty much impossible. I've taken several attempts to make things clear on how I feel about things. But my reasoning is always drowned out by money...(For my parents that is)
As for the idiots in the Nissan, it was a reminder of how idiotic drivers my age can be... How much it gives you that same old feeling of "I hate just about everyone" feeling. Makes me sick to see everyone in the high school parking lot driving with little attention. Time and time again I remind my parents that I'd like to be able to get my own car. But they always refuse, telling me I'd be one of those "teenage" drivers. To me, a car is more than a box with four wheels equaling a deadly weapon (apart from some of automotive's worst creations), but a car would be my haven, a place where I can be in my own type of world. Away from everything else and all of it's problems. Of course, they only see the financial side of things. Just wishing to be on an empty road in a car all by myself. As a gearhead, that's what I wish for.
I would never hit her, no matter how mad she would make me. Mainly because I know if I did, things would be a lot worse. I don't look towards violence as an answer, the most violent things I do when I'm angry is punch something such as a pillow, but that's about it. Of course, when my mom witnesses it, she acts as though it's a threat towards her believing that I'd use force against her... As for dealing with it, it's basically my daily life. I can't think of a day where I ended up thinking that it was a great day. Only the days when I get to stay home alone is when it's best. I just wish to have one whole day to myself, without any interruptions from those who can't understand.
As for arguing, I've had times when I've been able to sit down with my parents and talk. But it always ends up to be sit down and listen, along with an intense argument afterwards. Changing my parents' mind is pretty much impossible. I've taken several attempts to make things clear on how I feel about things. But my reasoning is always drowned out by money...(For my parents that is)
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- alexpkas
Know exactly what you're talkin' 'bout. Just keep a cool head and enjoy yourself.
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Well, for me: Woke up at 5am, got dropped off at nana's. Went to the dentist at 11am, found out I have 2 cavities. I get fillings in about 3 weeks time. And later in the day upon leaving Chatham for home at 5:30pm, I ordered a hot chocolate at Tim Hortons. They gave me a latte 
. Got home at 6pm, walked into my room, and proceeded to fall on my bed and sleep for 3 hours.
. Got home at 6pm, walked into my room, and proceeded to fall on my bed and sleep for 3 hours.
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- gtamann123
It was pretty good. But it wasn't great.
For in-school stuff, it was pretty normal. Had a test on Vocabulary in English, to the egregious judgment that is my PE teacher. After-school, I had Spanish practice, which was mostly dancing. And it that time, I learned how to properly pair up and dance with a girl, including holding hands
For some reason, I wasn't scared at all. But the dances required direct eye contact, but everyone seemed to daze beyond whats in front of them. I tried doing so once, but I cracked and hid the pressure. Other than that, we had a lot of fun. Each person in the club was vastly unique, and every one of them knew how to have fun, esp. our dance teacher who was also the Spanish teacher. Everyone was also like family, though for me I still felt like an outsider since I haven't been in the club over a long period of time.
For in-school stuff, it was pretty normal. Had a test on Vocabulary in English, to the egregious judgment that is my PE teacher. After-school, I had Spanish practice, which was mostly dancing. And it that time, I learned how to properly pair up and dance with a girl, including holding hands
For some reason, I wasn't scared at all. But the dances required direct eye contact, but everyone seemed to daze beyond whats in front of them. I tried doing so once, but I cracked and hid the pressure. Other than that, we had a lot of fun. Each person in the club was vastly unique, and every one of them knew how to have fun, esp. our dance teacher who was also the Spanish teacher. Everyone was also like family, though for me I still felt like an outsider since I haven't been in the club over a long period of time.
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Give each person who did you wrong a good piece of your mind. yell at your mother and show your grief to her. as for the teens, the next time you see them just block their lane, drive in front of them at a ridiculously slow speed, high beam them, make their blood boil.
Today we laid to rest an old friend who passed way to young. He was one of those people who if you only met him once you would never forget him. He lived a tough life, but always had a smile on his face and a joke to tell. The fact that he has a young daughter makes it even sadder. In the end he had a medical condition that stopped his breathing and he was all alone with no one to help him. Its always tough when someone you know dies, but when it happens to someone that didn't even get to live their life to an old age it makes it even harder.
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