I like everyone in the world have expectations. I think the one thing that makes me different than most people are I expect everyone to meet those expectations and am really hurt when people don't meet them. I form I guess what I think should happen in my head. That's exactly how I expect it to go. Funny thing is most people don't even know what my expectations are for. For example. I will meet someone new. In my head I have already formed what :: Keep Reading ::
Lessons Learned From A Bad Day
I am really trying to be positive these days. But I swear sometimes my ability to be positive some days is tested to levels that I can't even imagine. Sometimes a day can go so bad it is hard to find any positivity in it at all. You really have to shove all the crap to the side to find a ray of sunshine. Tuesday I didn't think I would find anything to be happy about when my day was done. :: Keep Reading ::
The Path Least Traveled
Usually when I go pick my daughter up from school I alternate between a shortcut in our neighborhood which was basically a hole in the fence of the apartment complex next to us and taking the long way around. Well the other day I went to take the shortcut and was disappointed to find out that the apartment complex had the nerve to fix their fence. Ha ha ha! I'm kidding! Sort of. I knew they would eventually fix it. I will miss my little :: Keep Reading ::
NaBloPoMo: Everyone Isn't Going To Like Me..........It's Okay Though
Good morning. I have decided to participate in Nablopomo. If you don't know what Nablopomo is it's a list of prompts that are given to bloggers to help them spark ideas. The one I've chosen to write is what is the most important lesson you learned as a child and who taught it to you. So this is technically day two of Nablopomo for me. :: Keep Reading ::
Karma Is Something Else
When I was in 6th grade I went through a period to where I either refused to do my homework or either waited until the last minute. These days you can get help on your homework from sites like edupeet, but back then we had no such luck. Whenever I didn't do my homework my teachers would send home what was called a "No Homework" slip. It would tell my parents that I didn't do my homework and I would have to get it signed saying that I showed it to :: Keep Reading ::
