The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

betty rose

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Oh, gosh, the semester...

This one should be better. If I get into the program again that lets me take Spanish at the other school, then I'll have one class there Mondays and Wednesdays, and then long days at my school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If I don't get in, no classes at all on Mondays and Wednesdays. So no more ridiculous commuting between three campuses on the same day. Tuesdays and Thursdays will be long, but I'm only between two campuses (start at main campus, move to second campus) and I've got a three hour gap for studying (or napping). And I've only got one section of a business course that's in class, and the other two are online, which means likely no group projects in those classes, and the in-class section is finance, so group projects are unlikely. My other two classes are gen eds, so they shouldn't be too bad. So pretty easy semester coming up (by comparison, that is).
You keep a heavy load to me. I'm glad for your strength. You go girl!:happy:
 

betty rose

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There are plastic beer bottles of Dos Equis' in my basement, ya in?
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Is this what you do when "forced" to go to the basement? :D My laundry room was is my basement for about 17 years, I hated that....your idea would make laundry fun. Count me in. :happy:
 

betty rose

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Had a lovely day chilling by the pool and on the beach. Did some shopping this morning. Bought gifts for friends back home, and some stuff for myself, including a new t-shirt. Going to dinner in a few. My dad lost his room key, so he went to the car to make sure he didn't leave it there. Then (hopefully he finds it) we'll head to Hard Rock for dinner. Yes, we are picking places we could easily do at home (Hard Rock is in the Inner Harbor; both PF Chang's and Cheesecake Factory are even closer to us, but, ya know...probably will also do Outback at some point this trip.:rolleyes:) And then some shopping after dinner.

Dunno what's up for tomorrow.
Love your choices for activities and food! Love hearing about your days. :happy:
 

betty rose

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For me, they make sense. Yes, my tuition is not cheap (cheaper than for many, but still not cheap), but I have a 35-45 minute commute, and I go to a small school, so sometimes there is only one or two in-class sections. For one of the classes I'm taking online, there were three sections. Two conflicted with the gen eds (which are Honors sections, one of each, and I need them to graduate) and the other was at 8 am on Mondays. I do not see the sense in taking a class only to do poorly in it because of something silly like it being too early in the morning. My body just doesn't work at that hour, and that's all there is to it.



I'm going to need to go back to the doctor once vacation is over. I still have the bump where the ligament is attached. Pain-wise, I have good days and days where it hurts so badly that I'm in tears.

Funny story with the hand: I was walking through this open-air mall when this surfer dude (he had a bathing suit and no shirt on and was with a bunch of guys with surf boards) comes up to me. At first I thought he was a vender (they were always talking to us, and it's Hawaii, so ignoring them would be considered beyond rude here) but he wasn't. He comes up to me and asked what happened. I told him I tore a ligament, and he asked if I was still in pain (I am). He says, "Well, I would like to pray for you if that would be alright..."

o_O:cyclops: I've been hit on before, but, "I'd like to pray for you" is a new one.:hilarious: I politely declined and walked away. My mother, who was standing there the whole time, was just like: :jawdrop:
Sorry about your pain.:in pain: Using God to hit on someone, now I've heard of everything. :devilish:
 

Goofyernmost

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That's just wrong!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm sure it does seem wrong to us since we have a supermarket to go to and get our formally domesticated, cows, pigs and chickens for our family dinner. The same way we don't see them as domesticated animals it shouldn't be surprising or out of line to see other cultures survive with whatever they have.

I would bet that we are fairly close to the only culture that dresses our animals up in people like garb. We basically have way too much free time.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
For me, they make sense. Yes, my tuition is not cheap (cheaper than for many, but still not cheap), but I have a 35-45 minute commute, and I go to a small school, so sometimes there is only one or two in-class sections. For one of the classes I'm taking online, there were three sections. Two conflicted with the gen eds (which are Honors sections, one of each, and I need them to graduate) and the other was at 8 am on Mondays. I do not see the sense in taking a class only to do poorly in it because of something silly like it being too early in the morning. My body just doesn't work at that hour, and that's all there is to it.



I'm going to need to go back to the doctor once vacation is over. I still have the bump where the ligament is attached. Pain-wise, I have good days and days where it hurts so badly that I'm in tears.

Funny story with the hand: I was walking through this open-air mall when this surfer dude (he had a bathing suit and no shirt on and was with a bunch of guys with surf boards) comes up to me. At first I thought he was a vender (they were always talking to us, and it's Hawaii, so ignoring them would be considered beyond rude here) but he wasn't. He comes up to me and asked what happened. I told him I tore a ligament, and he asked if I was still in pain (I am). He says, "Well, I would like to pray for you if that would be alright..."

o_O:cyclops: I've been hit on before, but, "I'd like to pray for you" is a new one.:hilarious: I politely declined and walked away. My mother, who was standing there the whole time, was just like: :jawdrop:
Me, I take all prayers offered.
I need all the help I can get. :joyfull:
 

Figgy1

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I'm sure it does seem wrong to us since we have a supermarket to go to and get our formally domesticated, cows, pigs and chickens for our family dinner. The same way we don't see them as domesticated animals it shouldn't be surprising or out of line to see other cultures survive with whatever they have.

I would bet that we are fairly close to the only culture that dresses our animals up in people like garb. We basically have way too much free time.
I don't eat those either. I live too close to cows, chickens, pigs and the like.
 

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