Exam 1
Well tomorrow is the day of my first Exam in the hardest subject that I am taking. I've studied, but I am also one of those people that will second guess myself if I study too hard. I don't cram well. I've done everything I can do and I will do my best on the exam. That is all that can happen.
Going to step on a miniature soap box, a lego sized box if you will. What does it say about the people who list their accomplishments for the day on social media? I'm not talking about a blog, because this is personal and it's not meant for the world. I am speaking of Facebook and posting things such as: I finished my laundry, went to the gym, got the oil changed, and made dinner. What kind of response are they expecting? Do they want acknowledgement for living? Do they want a pat on the back for accomplishing daily routines? I don't get it. Are these the type of people that got participation trophies? Like, good job, you woke up today and you did it GREAT! Irks me. Which is ironic since I indulge in extreme narcissism that is blogging. But like I said, I think it's vastly different.
Had an amazing day today with the nephews. They change every week so much! I was telling Caiden to wait his turn to ride the bumblee at the park when he looked at Noah and very loudly said "It's Caiden's time!! It's Caiden's time now!" Needless to say the boy needs practice with the sharing concept but I got a huge laugh out of it and had to pick him up and swing him around planting kisses all over his neck, much to his chagrin.
Going to step on a miniature soap box, a lego sized box if you will. What does it say about the people who list their accomplishments for the day on social media? I'm not talking about a blog, because this is personal and it's not meant for the world. I am speaking of Facebook and posting things such as: I finished my laundry, went to the gym, got the oil changed, and made dinner. What kind of response are they expecting? Do they want acknowledgement for living? Do they want a pat on the back for accomplishing daily routines? I don't get it. Are these the type of people that got participation trophies? Like, good job, you woke up today and you did it GREAT! Irks me. Which is ironic since I indulge in extreme narcissism that is blogging. But like I said, I think it's vastly different.
Had an amazing day today with the nephews. They change every week so much! I was telling Caiden to wait his turn to ride the bumblee at the park when he looked at Noah and very loudly said "It's Caiden's time!! It's Caiden's time now!" Needless to say the boy needs practice with the sharing concept but I got a huge laugh out of it and had to pick him up and swing him around planting kisses all over his neck, much to his chagrin.