Curses upon all of you beastly feinds!
Actually, I was just itching to say that. I couldn't really think of a good reason to, so I just kind of threw it up there...
As I will this: We are all creatures of habit.
Is it not true, though?
I wonder if there's a trick to breaking a habit. I also wonder if there's a trick for knowing what people are thinking, what they are feeling, and what they are wanting even when they won't tell you.
What gives us our ability to think? Not only this, but our free will. Our ability to CHOOSE what we think, what we feel, to a certain extent. Enough of one that we feel at least a small bit of control on our part. What gives us our preferences in friends? In lovers? What is it about us that attracts other people? Do others see and think as we do ourselves, and we just don't know it? Or is there enough random in this world that we will never find two people who think the same way?
Well, I'm going to exercize my choices and pick between eating a hot dog or a piece of chocolate.
I think the answer is obvious, and, possibly, more healthy.
And while I'm in my random thinking mood, I want to know what the difference is between good writers and bad writers. Is it something in how we think? Perhaps writers are all obsessive compulsive perfectionists in denial, and most of us hide because we feel that our work isn't fit for this world of substitute words such as 'r' and 'u' and, of course, '4' and '2'.
Does it bug any of you as much as it bugs me?
Speaking of bugging, I got my first grade report today for Biology. It looks a little something like this:
A
A+
A
A
B
A+
A+
A+
D
A+
Now can any of you tell me what's wrong with that picture?
THERE'S A BIG RED D IN IT!
I got a five on an eight point assignment, and that lowered my grade to a 91.7% *pouts*
I'm not that picky about grades, but I think that particular one was about pointless as melting molasses in Alaska.
Anywhoo... Somebody call me, I'm soooooooooo lonely it's not even funny T-T
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