A get-well package from @stephersyi
AHHH THANK YOU!!
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
A get-well package from @stephersyi AHHH THANK YOU!!
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Monday, October 21, 2013
Little things? Big things? Bothersome things.
Fall quarter is already difficult enough as is, but certain people make it harder than it needs to be.
1) The lazy one I don't care how smart you might actually be, but the way you flaunt your laziness and use it as an excuse absolutely disgusts me. Imagine you saying this to someone who might be your boss: "I was going to do this important thing but I just got really lazy." Haha to you. Ha ha.
2) The unresponsive / absent one You signed up to be a part of the organization. Live up to the standards upheld by everyone else. It isn't fair that other people have to cover for you when you just ditch without telling us. (Oh, and your excuses are really poor, i.e. saying you have a review session when you're really enjoying a burger from Carl's Jr. If you post things on Facebook/Snapchat/Tumblr/Instagram/etc., I can see them. In fact, you just put yourself up in front of the whole world.)
3) The rude one This encompasses #1 and #2, I guess. If I invite you to an event or meeting, it's okay for you to say no. But don't be rude about it and openly say you have better things to do with your time. I didn't ask for that. There are ways to politely decline an invitation, but you clearly lack knowledge of those ways.
End rant. Back to work.
1) The lazy one I don't care how smart you might actually be, but the way you flaunt your laziness and use it as an excuse absolutely disgusts me. Imagine you saying this to someone who might be your boss: "I was going to do this important thing but I just got really lazy." Haha to you. Ha ha.
2) The unresponsive / absent one You signed up to be a part of the organization. Live up to the standards upheld by everyone else. It isn't fair that other people have to cover for you when you just ditch without telling us. (Oh, and your excuses are really poor, i.e. saying you have a review session when you're really enjoying a burger from Carl's Jr. If you post things on Facebook/Snapchat/Tumblr/Instagram/etc., I can see them. In fact, you just put yourself up in front of the whole world.)
3) The rude one This encompasses #1 and #2, I guess. If I invite you to an event or meeting, it's okay for you to say no. But don't be rude about it and openly say you have better things to do with your time. I didn't ask for that. There are ways to politely decline an invitation, but you clearly lack knowledge of those ways.
End rant. Back to work.
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Time
It's funny what happens with time.
Things change. Events happen. People change.
I feel like just yesterday, we were the closest of friends. Now we can't hold an actual conversation anymore because what I say falls on deaf ears. It's as if I never actually met you.
All this time I keep thinking things will turn around. I don't want to give up, but is it time to do so?
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