RemoteUser
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I admit that I think my girl did good on her testing today (for certification). I'm cautiously biased, having seen her mock test results and discussing details of her assignments with her. If she passed she will have one big thing out of the way, and that will make the smaller stuff like assignments maybe not so bad. I admit that my son may need a higher dosage of his anti-convulsant/anti-psychotic medication, or a different medication. It seems to take too long to enter his system, and it doesn't fade so much as plummet. His episodes have been more frequent recently, and seeing my little guy literally lose touch with reality is not cute, is not fair, and most of all it's not his fault. I admit that not smoking sucks, but I don't miss it really. I miss taking a few minutes to burn the stress away. There is no real substitute, so it's toothpicks and junk food for moi.
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There is nothing worse than being right. Instead of being right, then, try to be open. It is more difficult, and more rewarding.
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