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TO THIS DAY: a project
INTENSE. Wow. This is beautiful. Everyone should see this. ;)
To This Day Project is a project based on a spoken word poem written by Shane Koyczan called “To This Day”, to further explore the profound and lasting impact that bullying can have on an individual.
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Hay, life.
I miss talking to someone. I miss making sense. This is the time I know I will excel. I think I sound more intelligent when talking about life than talking about academics. And, I think, that's what matters most - life conversations - because these realizations will help me get by each waking hour.
Please, someone, anyone, make sense with me.
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What good is caring if the other person can't feel it?
I don't know who to blame, actually. Should I blame the "carer" because he/she does not care enough for the "caree" to feel it? Or, is it the fault of the "caree", for being too daft to feel the caring, or too selfish to feel that the caring, albeit present, was never enough?
Then, there are also instances where the "caree" feels cared for, despite ( Read more... ) -
Productive but inefficient.
From an industrial engineer’s standpoint, being productive means that you were able to translate your inputs into outputs with little to no waste. Being efficient, on the other hand, means that you were able to reach the goal or the standard with little to no discrepancy. From a normal person’s point-of-view, it seems to be the other way around, ( Read more... ) -
Notes... Notes...
Wherein I place my thoughts, random ramblings, which I was supposed to turn into a full-blown blog entry but have yet to do so.
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I used to be okay doing all the work. Well, okay, fine, not entirely, but I can manage. It's because I know that when I don't do the work, we'll end up with a subpar output. And, I'm not satisfied with a subpar work. Now, though, I'm tired of being the brains of everything. It's mentally-, and almost physically-, draining. I can't be a one-man show ( Read more... )
