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Hmm pumpkin cheesecake
I hate the 'check messages' button on my school email.
You press it only to be disappointed.
Then you feel hopeful again, and click on it.
Although it comes to no consolation.
You are very fed up and think, 'maybe this time?'
Then you find you have an email.
I love the 'check messages' button on my school email.
Thinking about so many assignments I have to do today being holiday.
I have homework to do but I don't want to do it.
Thinking did the right thing taking a break.
I am a little feeling free and thinking about strolling outside. A little relaxed and letting my nerves loosen and taking everything easy in life.
Why do I feel like I have a hangover even though I haven't drunk anything stronger than apple juice in the past week? Hate being sick
Now I am back from shopping and took a super. Now I am relaxing and thinking over what I will do to night. I am thinking about reading a famous book written by Gurucharan Das one of the great Indian writers. He wrote a book recently titled the difficulty of being, a really interesting and absorbing book in which he is finding characters today which were also found in the Mahabharata, a great epic. The Mahabharata is really a great epic and he stresses that today we all must read this book for if we read this book we will be aware of what our duties are and also the consequences of wrong doings in life.
I find this book as one of the great inspiring ones and as a banker I find many things that can be exemplary in today's business world.
'Tis 1.10am here, should go to bed...
I am thinking about some important issues about the universe
I love www.peopleofwalmart.com!
I wonder if anybody will notice that I laughed until I peed, a little bit.
I am thinking about writing a good essay. The most difficult thing is how to write the one that moves and shakes the reader. I can write a bunch of essays, but here writing is reader-centric and if my readers like my essays I am successful or else all I write will be hogwash. This thought is carrying me now and am looking for a good embankment
How come we, in the UK, blame immigrant labour for the deterioration of national culture, yet never see how much immigrants contribute to the economy? How come we never blame foreign business, foreign marketing? And if we are truly concerned about the deterioration of national cultural values, how come we don't blame the 90(?)% of the population that aren't immigrants for not upholding our cultural values?
How can one gather over 200 PMs in less than a week?
:rolleyes:
Because one is loved... :ladysman:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade