Almost March Break! Where did all the time go?
Things seem to move so incredibly fast. I cannot believe that it is almost march break. It feels like this whole year so far has just been one big blurr and it is increasinly speeding up and becomes harder and harder to remember as the days go on. I thought last year went by fast but this year it is even more so.
I am still in disbelief that university decisions need to be made in the upcoming months and like alot of other students, i am a little unsure if i am making the right choices.
Projects, homework and tests seem to come and go so fast it is a wonder that any of us ever find the time for things. By the time June comes around it will feel like we have been in school for like a month, time just flies by.
Mean what you say....Say what you mean...
On another note.....there is something that got me thinking this weekend. When someone is drunk do they say what they really mean but are too shy to express when sober, or is it the opposite and they say things that they don't mean when they are drunk because their mind is simply too clouded to actually mean what they say. In my past experiences i would definitely agree with the latter option, that a drunk person can not possibly mean whatever they are rambling on about, with slurred words and unstable posture, however, over the recent weekend, i have slightly changed my opinion. I am now of the opinion that alcohol can be the catalyst to have someone express their thoughts in a way that they are unable to when their thought process and self-restraint are in full effect. So.....what can we learn from this? If you haev something in the back of your mind that you don't feel comfortable saying but feel or think, you probably shouldn't get drunk because 9 times out of 10 your opinion will come out whether you actually want it to or not.
This also moves to another point. If you feel or think something about someone you should tell them. If we as an entire school have learned anything at all this year, it is that life is far too short and you can't control what will happen today, tomorrow or even a year from now. All that we can control is what we do, and if you feel somehting, or think something, tell the person because the worst thing in the world is regret of something that you didn't do.
Things seem to move so incredibly fast. I cannot believe that it is almost march break. It feels like this whole year so far has just been one big blurr and it is increasinly speeding up and becomes harder and harder to remember as the days go on. I thought last year went by fast but this year it is even more so.
I am still in disbelief that university decisions need to be made in the upcoming months and like alot of other students, i am a little unsure if i am making the right choices.
Projects, homework and tests seem to come and go so fast it is a wonder that any of us ever find the time for things. By the time June comes around it will feel like we have been in school for like a month, time just flies by.
Mean what you say....Say what you mean...
On another note.....there is something that got me thinking this weekend. When someone is drunk do they say what they really mean but are too shy to express when sober, or is it the opposite and they say things that they don't mean when they are drunk because their mind is simply too clouded to actually mean what they say. In my past experiences i would definitely agree with the latter option, that a drunk person can not possibly mean whatever they are rambling on about, with slurred words and unstable posture, however, over the recent weekend, i have slightly changed my opinion. I am now of the opinion that alcohol can be the catalyst to have someone express their thoughts in a way that they are unable to when their thought process and self-restraint are in full effect. So.....what can we learn from this? If you haev something in the back of your mind that you don't feel comfortable saying but feel or think, you probably shouldn't get drunk because 9 times out of 10 your opinion will come out whether you actually want it to or not.
This also moves to another point. If you feel or think something about someone you should tell them. If we as an entire school have learned anything at all this year, it is that life is far too short and you can't control what will happen today, tomorrow or even a year from now. All that we can control is what we do, and if you feel somehting, or think something, tell the person because the worst thing in the world is regret of something that you didn't do.
posted by Brigitte Benning at 5:41 AM
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