Mhm...

[luckyconverse]

Hi...

I just finished revamping my nerve cell for Anatomy,...sometimes I had being an obsessive compulsive perfectionist, but hey, I can't help it.

So a lot has been happening lately- but I don't want to type about it... school's going very well, my hair is starting to get long, and I'm still ranked no.2. -my life story-, huh?

Comments

[pulpaudio_pp]

being an "obsessive compulsive perfectionist" is really going to help you. ive told vicky and dana this, that i think your about the only senior at irvin that i know that is actually going to be prepared for college. your going to do great, you have your priorities about school set pretty good. good luck kathy.

[luckyconverse]

I appreciate that, thank you...

lol

[meanbeaner]

It's ok t be a perfectionist, it makes you unique. Way to go on the ranking, keep it up. Who's #1, what's the GPA diffrence,

Hello

[cuddlypuppy2]

Keep on studying girl cuz that will help you in college cuz it's not easy. I'm glad to hear your #2 in your class. You deserve it! I have a question for you. What is better to have wisdom or knowledge? Tricky question huh? Well bye.

Re: Hello

[luckyconverse]

What is better to have: wisdom or knowledge? I think thats like asking 'What would you rather be: book smart or street smart?' While most people think that wisdom and knowledge are the same, I would say that being wise is much better than having knowledge. If you're really smart, but can't apply anything you know to make wise, conscious decisions, then it won't do you any good- no matter how much you know. Having the ability to discern or judge what is true and right is much more valuable- and in a sense, it is knowledge.