Right? For awhile I held onto smoking only while drinking and during finals. But then, I drink almost every night...except for during finals...so that didn't go too well.

Well. Hopefully to be more satisfied in my next teaching position...

I guess I didn't tell anyone about this on the forums, but I'm not working this school year because I was extremely unsatisfied and displeased with the administration at the school I was working at. Another school offered me a position for next year, though.

1. Read more.
2. Be a hell of a lot more physically active (hit the gym).
3. Be more selective about what I eat (I'm thinking of starting by cutting out soda completely).
4. Be less nosy.
5. Do well on the LSAT.
6. Decide where I want to go to law school.
7. Get better about not procrastinating.
8. See personal projects through to the end.
9. Play my violin a lot more.
10. Learn and finish some big pieces on piano.
11. Get a girlfriend.

Already pretty much there on #11.

But I'm sooo excited!!! I'm meeting her for New Year's in NYC.

I've been told by 3 people in the last week that I always think I'm right and I know I do, but I guess I have to lay off of it, or at times I guess I'm a bit suffocating with my self-righteousness lolol. I dont know but it's something i have to work on I guess.

Pretty much all of this revolves around #7. Perhaps that should be your #1.

I was doing great with the only-smoking-while-drinking rule until I noticed that my mouthwash had alcohol in it. Then I was smoking all the time (but my teeth sparkled like pearls).

1. Go to Miami and Orlando (for real now!)
2. Finally go on a trip with my friends that we've been planning for the last 5 years (either now or never)
3. Watch even more older movies (that'll probably be the goal for the rest of my life)
4. Get the best grades possible in my exams
5. Spend less money (kinda contradicts #1 and #2, though)

1. get a job
2. move out, get my own place
3. finally come out of the closet
4. find some way to become physically attractive
5. not gonna say (secret)

Im seriously going to start eating healthier and doing some exercise. Im getting fatter by the minute and im afraid of getting diabetes since im in risk of having it. Thats the last thing i need right now.

1.- Go to the gym
2.- Stop my adiction to chocolate
3.- Getting drunk for the first time

I think I might know this... right, Box?

OMG no no no. Hahahaha. Not HIM. Definitely someone, though. But not him.


I was just trying to tease.

Oh okay, so I was in the right track! Hehe...

Actually, #5 had something to do with school, but def. that too, why not.


Maybe I can combine them!!!

01. Work out/eat healthier/lose weight
02. Get a job at the university
03. Apply for/look into grad school
04. Find a special lady friend
05. Finish my degree off strong

... hippie

Get laid, gain ten pounds and don't get beaten by a hobo with a tire iron.

- Find a cool internship for the summer
- Boost my vocab, speak clearly
- Get back in shape
- Maintain my Spanish...learn French, Arabic, or Portuguese
- Make a hotel development blueprint (and learn the finances associated with hotels)
- Read at least a book a month (and the Biz. page of the newspaper everyday)
- Be more sensitive with my friends, be nicer with my peers
- Buy less plastic crap, Live an environmentally sound life
- Wake up early, go to sleep early
- Earn a nice GPA
- Spend more time in NYC over weekends...cuz Ithaca just ain't happening

I guess I would ask where is the line between trying to be right for the right reasons and for the wrong? Thinking you're right doesn't necessarily make you self-righteous. Trying to find truth doesn't. I think it's a matter of trying to be honest with yourself. I think that's in the end for you to decide within yourself.

Procrastination has the advantage of letting your thoughts naturally organize themselves. I think the others could be helped by the right moment (of inspiration ), depending on how you look at it.

I've never smoked and don't plan to because that would mean that I couldn't say anymore that I have never smoked. Some people might fight it difficult to believe that. But even if I had ever smoked they couldn't prove it.

But I've never wanted to smoke. I don't like the thought of smoke in my lungs.

THAT IS NOT SEARCHING FOR SOME TRUTH DP

I didn't say that's the only thing I do.

But, you are right, your statement is very true.

EDIT: No, that is searching for a truth in a sense since I'm trying to discover how people react to someone having never smoked...

That's my answer anyway.