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When I was in high school, I took a course that taught me about the opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is simply the cost you, me, the entire world pays for making a decision, and the opportunity that is lost. For every time a decision is made, one choice is chosen, and at least one other choice is rejected, and the experience and opportunity of ( Read more... )

So, there's this princess. but not just any princess. she's the most beautiful princess in the world ...and she knew it. so one day, the uglist woman in the world decided to show her a lesson...so she kicked the princess into a lake. but the princess couldn't swim! So the ugly woman (who wasn't terribly ugly so she wasn't terrbily evil) swam in ( Read more... )

this natural progression of spiritual/other worldly things in me has exhilirating, and very frightening. and that juxtaposed dichotomy is a beautiful thing.

The Albatross is a poem by Charles Baudelaire. The general idea is that the Albatross is this great sea bird, really one of the most majestic of all birds. Yet sailors will catch these birds, for fun, capturing it and keeping it on their ship; on the ground. The Albatross then becomes clumsy, awkward, pitiful, almost as if it’s embarrassed of its ( Read more... )

dear the entire world

i am in love with high school music, no matter how much of a jerk my friends are. and i am proud to sing it out loud, and maybe one day i'll meet a tenor who'd likes high school music too...but until then i'll sing proudly by myself.

sincerely,

amy

So, I'm almost done classes...meaning I have another one in like an hour but i'm pretty much done classes, with just four exams to do...and I'm home in like a week (not that i'm done exams then, i'm coming home for like 5 days then heading back). but there's some oddly creative about this place. i could sit in this room on west and write a ( Read more... )

this was going to be a facebook note, and then i remembered people don't understand, and usually jump to conclusions ( Read more... )

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