Sorry

I have to rant again. I hate it when I send emails and texts to so many people and then they don't reply. People on the cool list right now:
Chelsea
Heather
Dr. C.
Sylves
parentals
Charla
That means all the rest of the people I have emailed and texted in the last 2 days either hate me or don't care about what I do. And that hurts. It really hurts. I know I shouldn't let it get to my self esteem but when it is such a common occurrence (trust me, it is) it makes me wonder, you know? I sometimes try to blame it on my phone... but that only helps so much, when I still get contact from other people using the same device.

Now let me try to balance out my attitude.... I can be happy because:
I don't have to get up early anymore
I'm going to CA next week
I have internet!!
I have a cute haircut
I got asked to do something on the organ for Sunday
I get to play with post-it notes now... no, really, that's what I'm going to do right now, and get at least one paper over with!

Hello December, we love you too

Fun story coming soon...

Small rant

Have I mentioned before how much I dislike flakey people? Yup, I still do. An example: person receives an assignment for a group project. Person leads me on to believe she will do said assignment on time. Deadline for said assignment getting super close, still not done. Me and some others are working on a different assignment for said project, up until 11:45 doing so. Other member of group asks if the other assignment was done yet. I say I don't think so. Other member offers to do it. Other member stays up even later doing it. Next day we find out, first member decided to go to bed when she got home from work.

Related example: Group member volunteers to do a certain assignment (for the same group project), a month and a half before it's due. Never hear from him about it again. Week before due-date: assignment reassigned to the same person. 2 days before due date: group meeting held, said member did not attend. Other member volunteers to do it. Later that night, first member says he did it and will email it. Next day: email received from second member, none from first member.

I think the moral of those stories is to do your group assignments when you have them. Or at least tell someone in your group what's really going on. if you think I'm talking about you, I still like you as a person but it really hurt that you didn't follow through. I am grateful that there are some really awesome people that stepped up to help get our project done. To those people, I am so glad to know you. Thank you for being extra responsible.