And God Spoketh in the Middle of Chemistry

[pimpchickie]

I came to a realization in the middle of chemistry today...I don't wanna deal with this stuff for the rest of my life. I mean, I used to enjoy it, and I don't any more, which sucks because this means I'm not going to wind up as a doctor. :-( However, I've decided that I'm going to become an Econ major like my dad and then go to law school. It's

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[jennsong]

I never enjoyed chem to being with, but unfortunatly if you like bio (my case) you have to suffer through chem.

[pimpchickie]

Well, that's the thing--I like Chemistry: the laboratory stuff. Like, if I could live in a Chem lab and so experiements all day, I'd be set--but dealing with all this other stuff just turns me off. I mean, maybe if I had an energetic prof who could remind me of why I loved this subject to begin with, I'd change my mind, but so far, the two Chem. profs I've had have killed off all the joy I use to get from studying Chem. But Econ's not a bad second choice, I don't think.....

[jennsong]

I think chem drains the life out of professors.

[eosandman]

I see that you've both added me and that you know Jenny, Flannery, and Matt. But I don't know if I know you? Tulane, I assume, but have I met you?

Ben

[pimpchickie]

I remember meeting you briefly through Flannery once--it was eating dinner in Bruff one night. (If you need a visual, kinda think of a shorter, slightly (only just though) less intense version of Flannery with red hair.) Name's Krista.

[eosandman]

Well, at least we've met then. I don't remember you, but then I knew alot of people named Krista in High School, so the memory is probably mixed up in there somewhere. I'm Ben. Well, I'm sure I will met you again sometime, and until then I will add you back.