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Sunday, 10 February 2008
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Have all the obstacles and problems you been through in life made you stronger? How?
Well, yeah, it's like that for everybody. I mean, from time to time, you tend to make mistakes-- no matter what age and you may even regret it afterwards. You either learn from your own mistakes or learn from other people's mistakes. There are always speed bumps along the road. From all the things you come across, gets you more experience and gets you one step closer to finding yourself.
For me, I learned to not to be so trusting of others by the time I was 10 years old. I know that it's true by what the say about Karma: "what goes around, comes around". And I learned to be more careful of my actions or decisions because of the consequences that I faced. For example: Let's say you've stolen somebody's wallet before just to get some more money to buy an ipod or something. It may take days, weeks, months or even just a couple of years for something like that to happen to you. There's no avoiding that becuase you don't expect that to happen to you. Am I even making my point across?? Of course my opinion may not be exactly like everyone elses...
Anyway, it's true when they say, "What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger."
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Saturday, 09 February 2008
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At what age do you think a kid should be able to start dating?
I think that a kid definitely should not start dating in the elementary school years, because that's just ridiculous, but I know that some already tried that. I personally can't have a boyfriend until I'm 18 because my mom isn't very trusting and I could understand where she's coming from. The downside to that is, a kid won't have any experience at all and would have to wait until that age, which pretty much sucks. I would allow my children to start dating at the age of 13 because at age 11, the majority of kids are still immature. It's not right to hold a kid back too far though, becuase they are bound to run into ppl who they like and might want to date them. It sucks when you really like somebody and you know you can't be with them. I wouldn't want my kid to feel that way. You have to give kids some freedom somehwere along the line.
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Sunday, 03 February 2008
Tuesday, 29 January 2008
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Everyday school life....
What the heck. It seems that I keep getting lazier and lazier day by day. I keep slacking off and procrastinating lately. I need to get it together, seriously! I was supposed to be more focused on school work n stuff this year, but I guess nothing is changing. I don't like half my classes because I don't really learn anything. Could say that these are the reasons why I end up with average grades. I just don't get how some people can stay so focused and do their work for so long and NOT get distracted at the same time. So much for being optimistic....
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
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Cloverfield
I want to give it my own review. EVERYBODY in my school is saying how much it sucks. That's mostly because it's pretty short and it leaves you hanging in the end. You don't know where the monster came from, what it is, and what it's doing there. All you know is that it's invading Manhattan, New York and everyone living in that area has to evacuate the city and get as far away from it as possible. From beginning to end, you don't really know too much about this monster. Some say the Cloverfield monster was a lobster/mutated fish/whale and such. Most people would rate it a 6/10 and lower. I think it's good with a 7/10. I'm thinking that there's going to be a 2nd one because the problem in the story is unfinished. If anyone stayed after the credits of Cloverfield, you would hear this sound saying "NOW WHAT? IT'S STILL ALIVE. I'M STILL ALIVE. HELP US...." (Look it up on YouTube.). Also, lots of people are pissed because there was nothing done about the monster. The problem remains unsolved... unless they make a 2nd movie.
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