Comments | cowmilker: 3 half days in a row!

cowmilker

3 half days in a row!

Oct 30, 2008 16:56

This week, we've had three half days. Wed, Thurs, and Fri. Hell yes. It has totally rocked my face off. Yesterday's half day was wasted by state bullshit math standards training in which we looked at some math problems and then discussed the importance of common assessments. Any retard can tell you that common assessments are a great thing and help ( Read more... )

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theskywascandy October 31 2008, 05:21:10 UTC

So, I meant to write this on your other post, but then was like, "Is it my place?" etc, but I really feel like I want too...I think that no matter how old we are, our parent's relationships with each other are one of the most difficult, if not THE most difficult, to understand, because our whole lives we have seen them as one entity--they exist together. But their lives have not always been that way and they understand the frailty of their relationship the way we understand the frailty of our own personal relationships. Anyway, hang in there--especially when your mom calls you a child. MAN, that is hard. My mom still tells me the same thing and I just want to scream WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO MAKE YOUR REALIZE I AM AN ADULT NOW!?!?! But perhaps to them we will never be adults.

:) cowmilker October 31 2008, 14:35:34 UTC

Thanks! That was helpful. I agree. I've seen my parents argue before and I've seen them be mad at each other (and us...) and it is hard to understand why/how things are this bad. I've taken a kind of "whatever happens, happens" attitude and am pretty ok with that.

I did a bad, bad thing. I read Twilight. I liked it for the story, HATED it for crappy outlook of the Olympic Pen. It made me want to move to Forks, because I know its better than that description!

Re: :) theskywascandy October 31 2008, 17:33:17 UTC

How annoying was it that every single page was, "It's so rainy, I miss the sun, the sun is better, blah! Nothing like...ARIZONA."

I really believe that the author must never have lived in the PNW...

Re: :) cowmilker November 5 2008, 01:15:43 UTC

She hasn't ever lived in the greatest place on earth. I just looked up her bio; born in Connecticut, raised in ARIZONA, college in Utah. Desert bitch...