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 Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 3:22 pm
Eviesee645 I just gotta say awesome for you!! I've actually considered the Ketogenic diet before (partially for weight loss but mostly because I have Epilepsy and the drugs make me feel like poop) but it sounded way too hard and also I'm beyond broke right now so it's more like clearance rack and coupons diet. How hard has it been for you to stick to it? I mean obviously you're doing a great job if you've lost over a hundred pounds... but I guess I just want to know like what the rest of your life circumstances are and how well it fits into the routine you had before and how much you had to change? Does that make any sense? Thanks c: Well, I actually really hate sweet stuff. Like, chocolates and candy, cakes and crap I don't enjoy so that wasn't hard for me to cut out of my diet really. I stopped drinking (sugary and caffeinated) sodas a long time ago because caffeine really messes with my anxiety (I get major twitchy, the more I drink the more often I can get kind of...loopy, like seeing stuff out of the corner of my eye kind of loopy). The hardest part for me was cutting out snacking, since I don't have a whole lot of time to eat meals and I'm a grazer by nature. So a few chips here, a few croutons there, toast here, mcDonalds there. So that's been the hardest part for me. A lot of people crave on this diet though, and I have a pretty strong will power so I don't give into stuff like that easily, but what kills me are dreams. I start to have insane dreams about eating stuff I don't even like, such as cake, and since I have a hard time sleeping at the best of times, so that's not so fun. Genuinely, I really like eating this way. I feel full almost all of the time and can eat bacon without feeling like a fat a**. xD
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Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 3:46 pm
Sagebomb Citrus Novii That's good, c: Being angry is a pain in the butt lol. I've always gone the way of saying I'm "passionate" and jokingly saying that "Anger is a gift." XD That's hilarious actually. *Calm face sitting there, displaying case and arguments* *Bumbling argument of slightly insulting facts portrayed in an arrogant way having no effect* That's good, I'm glad you're not torn up over it or anything like that. Not a goooood place to be. I've lost a lot of people/things in my life (that sounds so wahwahI'm13sorry), my grandmother's husband died of lung cancer in 1990, though the guy who I identified with as my grandfather had a massive stroke (that was a scary experience), watched my cat get her neck broken by a pitbull last year (horrific, had to throw it in), and then my grandmother who recently died from liver failure. But that stuff has kind of molded me into the person I am, I do really well under pressure. Like with the stroke thing I remember being like 8 years old and running back and forth and freaking out because I'd never experienced anything like that before, called 911. Saved my grandmothers life like three times. Once when she fell down off the bed and hit her head so hard she couldn't speak any english anymore, just Danish, another time she fell in the bathroom and clocked herself on the toilet, throwing up blood and stuff and was still insisting she was fine rolleyes , and then towards the end just making sure she was clean and fed and morphined UP. When people give me bad news it's always just kinda. "Okay. It could get worse. Don't worry, let's figure it out." XD Well, I'm pretty confident you'll find something soon, and from what I understand it's not like you're lazy, so the pieces will come together I'm sure. c: I wouldnt say anger is a bad thing. I believe it is a necessary emotion, and if utalised properally can be a very powerful driving force to achieve various stuffs. Kind of reminds me of the chihuahua we had before we had that dog (Not that I really consider a chihuahua to be a real dog) who I had shared various things about. (So yeah when I was around 7- cool . Anyway one day when mum was in the front gardern with it. This guy was walked his german sheppards past the house, and they managed to break his grip, and catch it, throwing it around like a rag doll. That too was a broken back and had to be put down. Yeah you have definitly had lots of early learning curves. And I agree it is people who are exposed to difficulties growing up that are the most "aware" and "mature" adults (Often even when they are still teens). One of my grandads was taken out by a stoke as well. Kind of surprising considering that he lost his stomach to cancer about a year earlier. Though it wasnt the first stroke that got him, he was actually starting to recover from the first stroke, able to feed himself with a bit of help (No speech though), but that was just a tease, about two weeks after the first one, the second on killed him. Yeah I always tell people Im not hurt no matter how hurt I am, I am used to passing off pain, because normally when I get hurt Im in a place where I cant really get time off. Although when I get older I will probally have to reside to the fact that I might need help from others. Yeah, Im spending a good minimum of several hours a day on a dedicated job search (Not like I am really doing anything besides that atm anyways). But yeah when I am working I am the do overtime without asking for extra, make sure things get done, run myself into the ground sort of hard worker. Because I have pretty much worked well over half my life, so its always been a normal thing to me. Mm, true definitely not a bad thing. It might have been that way more for me when I was younger though, I made a lot of holes in the walls of my grandmother's house. xD That's really sad. :< With my cat the pit got out of the car and his leash got put down and he just took off for her and she just...didn't run away like she usually did. My uncle managed to get her above his head, but the dog jumped up and got her anyway. She was really old, like 17...so she lived a good life of sleeping on windowsills and knocking over waterglasses on my desk. >___> I can dig it, I've just kind of learned over the years that you can express as much as you want but it might not necessarily change anything. LOL WE SOUND SO DEPRESSING OH MY GOD. I have decided that I am just not going to let myself get old, or at least as far as I can control that attitude wise. But when I am older I'll probably have to go live in a home or something since there's no way that I want children. But das kewl with me anyways. (A long way off, but whatever) DEDICATION! With doing all of that there's no way you're not going to get something soon. Are you doing it all internet research or are there local places you're applying at?
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Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 3:51 pm
I AM IN KETOSIS.
WOOOOOSH.
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Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 6:26 pm
Citrus Novii Mm, true definitely not a bad thing. It might have been that way more for me when I was younger though, I made a lot of holes in the walls of my grandmother's house. xD That's really sad. :< With my cat the pit got out of the car and his leash got put down and he just took off for her and she just...didn't run away like she usually did. My uncle managed to get her above his head, but the dog jumped up and got her anyway. She was really old, like 17...so she lived a good life of sleeping on windowsills and knocking over waterglasses on my desk. >___> I can dig it, I've just kind of learned over the years that you can express as much as you want but it might not necessarily change anything. LOL WE SOUND SO DEPRESSING OH MY GOD. I have decided that I am just not going to let myself get old, or at least as far as I can control that attitude wise. But when I am older I'll probably have to go live in a home or something since there's no way that I want children. But das kewl with me anyways. (A long way off, but whatever) DEDICATION! With doing all of that there's no way you're not going to get something soon. Are you doing it all internet research or are there local places you're applying at? Yeah I was a psycho child, when I was 3 I smashed windows in tantrums. When I was 5 I had a stand off with the principle of my primary school waving a chair above my head at her (One of those cute little 5 year old school chairs...). My parents got me tested and had the option of putting me on mood meds...I am VERY VERY VERY lucky they didnt, and instead took the hard road and taught me how to manage my anger (Even if it ended up over the top basically removing all my anger XD), but by around 13 I had pretty much got it all out of my system. Yeah that is a pretty good run. XD its life, it happens, I dont stress over it. Like I said I would like to believe I have learnt quite a bit because of it, and I feel people who have grown through struggles tend to have a better understanding of the world and inter personal dynamics. I would like to have a couple kids at some point, and hopefully not too many years away, because I dont want to be a parent whos too old and tired to do stuff with thier kids. But I want to be fainancially stable before doing that....which is the issue XD. Yeah I am a firm believer that the vast majority of issues in the elderly happen because of lack of physical exercise and mental stimulation. (And there is mountains of evidence for that). When I have been on multiple day hikes I have been a couple days in only to have some old grampa catch up to me, over take me and disappear ahead of me. I want to be one of those old crazy fit enjoying nature dudes. Mostly online since I am primarily looking for jobs in different provinces since I have already done Ontario now. Although I am looking within Ontario as well, most of my job aps so far have been Alberta, which I would love to go to next.
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Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:32 pm
Sagebomb Citrus Novii Mm, true definitely not a bad thing. It might have been that way more for me when I was younger though, I made a lot of holes in the walls of my grandmother's house. xD That's really sad. :< With my cat the pit got out of the car and his leash got put down and he just took off for her and she just...didn't run away like she usually did. My uncle managed to get her above his head, but the dog jumped up and got her anyway. She was really old, like 17...so she lived a good life of sleeping on windowsills and knocking over waterglasses on my desk. >___> I can dig it, I've just kind of learned over the years that you can express as much as you want but it might not necessarily change anything. LOL WE SOUND SO DEPRESSING OH MY GOD. I have decided that I am just not going to let myself get old, or at least as far as I can control that attitude wise. But when I am older I'll probably have to go live in a home or something since there's no way that I want children. But das kewl with me anyways. (A long way off, but whatever) DEDICATION! With doing all of that there's no way you're not going to get something soon. Are you doing it all internet research or are there local places you're applying at? Yeah I was a psycho child, when I was 3 I smashed windows in tantrums. When I was 5 I had a stand off with the principle of my primary school waving a chair above my head at her (One of those cute little 5 year old school chairs...). My parents got me tested and had the option of putting me on mood meds...I am VERY VERY VERY lucky they didnt, and instead took the hard road and taught me how to manage my anger (Even if it ended up over the top basically removing all my anger XD), but by around 13 I had pretty much got it all out of my system. Yeah that is a pretty good run. XD its life, it happens, I dont stress over it. Like I said I would like to believe I have learnt quite a bit because of it, and I feel people who have grown through struggles tend to have a better understanding of the world and inter personal dynamics. I would like to have a couple kids at some point, and hopefully not too many years away, because I dont want to be a parent whos too old and tired to do stuff with thier kids. But I want to be fainancially stable before doing that....which is the issue XD. Yeah I am a firm believer that the vast majority of issues in the elderly happen because of lack of physical exercise and mental stimulation. (And there is mountains of evidence for that). When I have been on multiple day hikes I have been a couple days in only to have some old grampa catch up to me, over take me and disappear ahead of me. I want to be one of those old crazy fit enjoying nature dudes. Mostly online since I am primarily looking for jobs in different provinces since I have already done Ontario now. Although I am looking within Ontario as well, most of my job aps so far have been Alberta, which I would love to go to next. That is so hilarious. At the time, definitely not, but yeah. Sounds familiar, good to know there were others out there. I found a box of home tests and teacher tests that my grandmother had to fill out for me, and apparently people just thought I had ADD or something. I was a bully in kinder-primary, and kind of an attention whore (I'm sure you're surprised c; ) I actually remember sticking a pair of scissors in my mouth and cutting that little bit of flesh that connects your upper lip to your gum because I was being ignored and I've never felt good when I'm not in control or a position to control people. xD Of course, people tended to assume I had a bad home life? lol Like in high school I swear I had a chair in the counselors office, had CPS called on my grandmother (unintentionally, a kid overheard me saying that I wanted to run away because of something), I had the principal ask me if I was being raped at home once. That was a fun time. All based on my essays. XD It's good that they didn't put you on meds though, I actually haven't ever met anyone who's happy that they've been put on emotional controllers, and I hate antidepressants. Pregnancy really freaks me out. Like. Bad. I did the baby thing in high school also, and successfully killed my baby. Locked it in a closet kind of situation. I even had to take it to work. UGH IT WAS HORRID. But ignoring that unpleasant experience. The other parts of it are just that I don't think I would ever be able to give enough of myself to a child, BUT should that ever change, I want to do foster care. Give some of the kids no one wants a home where they can be cared about. You should see where I live then lol. Old people everywhere, biking triathalons, stuff like that. It's INSANE. When the weather is nice you can barely drive for all of the people out walking. xD Just going to make your way across the country huh? :3
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Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:40 pm
TODAY, I tripped outside and fell.
Smashed my hand between a couple of cinderblocks but I am A OKAY.
Just a little swollen. : P
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Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:55 pm
Citrus Novii That is so hilarious. At the time, definitely not, but yeah. Sounds familiar, good to know there were others out there. I found a box of home tests and teacher tests that my grandmother had to fill out for me, and apparently people just thought I had ADD or something. I was a bully in kinder-primary, and kind of an attention whore (I'm sure you're surprised c; ) I actually remember sticking a pair of scissors in my mouth and cutting that little bit of flesh that connects your upper lip to your gum because I was being ignored and I've never felt good when I'm not in control or a position to control people. xD Of course, people tended to assume I had a bad home life? lol Like in high school I swear I had a chair in the counselors office, had CPS called on my grandmother (unintentionally, a kid overheard me saying that I wanted to run away because of something), I had the principal ask me if I was being raped at home once. That was a fun time. All based on my essays. XD It's good that they didn't put you on meds though, I actually haven't ever met anyone who's happy that they've been put on emotional controllers, and I hate antidepressants. Pregnancy really freaks me out. Like. Bad. I did the baby thing in high school also, and successfully killed my baby. Locked it in a closet kind of situation. I even had to take it to work. UGH IT WAS HORRID. But ignoring that unpleasant experience. The other parts of it are just that I don't think I would ever be able to give enough of myself to a child, BUT should that ever change, I want to do foster care. Give some of the kids no one wants a home where they can be cared about. You should see where I live then lol. Old people everywhere, biking triathalons, stuff like that. It's INSANE. When the weather is nice you can barely drive for all of the people out walking. xD Just going to make your way across the country huh? :3 Yeah although I was a psycho child, I was still a internaliser then. But I was the bullied, in primary school Im not aware of anyone lower on the tier of bullied kids than myself. I could be wrong about that though. I dont really have too many memorys from primary school, I worked pretty hard to block most of those out. But as someone continously bullied I seeked to be as invisable as I could, people cant do anything to you if they dont know where you are. I believe medication does have a time and a place, but only as a secondary option to natural management plans. I believe meds are only a temporary solution as something to postpone and treat the symptoms as opposed to the problem. I believe much more in things like behavioural methods which teach you to identify your triggers, and manage them, or at least put systems into place to reduce the triggers. I agree with most people who have gone on meds not generally being happy about it. Though I do know of cases where they meds could have saved someones life as well. I tend to avoid all forms of pills if I can (Ignoring certain suppliments, but I tend to know whats in those, and understand the potentil risks of taking them). Even when I get really bad headaches I avoid taking things like advil/tylenol because most of the time I can at least get them under control or just will myself through them (Luckily they arent dehibilitating that often). Never did the baby/egg/etc care thing in highschool. We did do a "babysitting first aid course" (At a red cross type level, though different company that does similar things in NZ (St johns)). Which gave us a card showing we understood baby/toddler first aid and such. But thats quite different. (That was when we were like 13-14 as the legal baby sitting age in NZ is 14). Thats pretty cool, though I dont really want to be surrounded by old people until Im one myself. Nothing against them, I have a lot of respect for them, especially the active ones, its just not really my crowd at this stage of my life. Yeah mainly I believe on trying new things when I can (even though Im looking to settle), and Ontario hasnt really been that exciting, so I would hide to head onwards if I can.
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Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 7:34 am
Sagebomb Citrus Novii That is so hilarious. At the time, definitely not, but yeah. Sounds familiar, good to know there were others out there. I found a box of home tests and teacher tests that my grandmother had to fill out for me, and apparently people just thought I had ADD or something. I was a bully in kinder-primary, and kind of an attention whore (I'm sure you're surprised c; ) I actually remember sticking a pair of scissors in my mouth and cutting that little bit of flesh that connects your upper lip to your gum because I was being ignored and I've never felt good when I'm not in control or a position to control people. xD Of course, people tended to assume I had a bad home life? lol Like in high school I swear I had a chair in the counselors office, had CPS called on my grandmother (unintentionally, a kid overheard me saying that I wanted to run away because of something), I had the principal ask me if I was being raped at home once. That was a fun time. All based on my essays. XD It's good that they didn't put you on meds though, I actually haven't ever met anyone who's happy that they've been put on emotional controllers, and I hate antidepressants. Pregnancy really freaks me out. Like. Bad. I did the baby thing in high school also, and successfully killed my baby. Locked it in a closet kind of situation. I even had to take it to work. UGH IT WAS HORRID. But ignoring that unpleasant experience. The other parts of it are just that I don't think I would ever be able to give enough of myself to a child, BUT should that ever change, I want to do foster care. Give some of the kids no one wants a home where they can be cared about. You should see where I live then lol. Old people everywhere, biking triathalons, stuff like that. It's INSANE. When the weather is nice you can barely drive for all of the people out walking. xD Just going to make your way across the country huh? :3 Yeah although I was a psycho child, I was still a internaliser then. But I was the bullied, in primary school Im not aware of anyone lower on the tier of bullied kids than myself. I could be wrong about that though. I dont really have too many memorys from primary school, I worked pretty hard to block most of those out. But as someone continously bullied I seeked to be as invisable as I could, people cant do anything to you if they dont know where you are. I believe medication does have a time and a place, but only as a secondary option to natural management plans. I believe meds are only a temporary solution as something to postpone and treat the symptoms as opposed to the problem. I believe much more in things like behavioural methods which teach you to identify your triggers, and manage them, or at least put systems into place to reduce the triggers. I agree with most people who have gone on meds not generally being happy about it. Though I do know of cases where they meds could have saved someones life as well. I tend to avoid all forms of pills if I can (Ignoring certain suppliments, but I tend to know whats in those, and understand the potentil risks of taking them). Even when I get really bad headaches I avoid taking things like advil/tylenol because most of the time I can at least get them under control or just will myself through them (Luckily they arent dehibilitating that often). Never did the baby/egg/etc care thing in highschool. We did do a "babysitting first aid course" (At a red cross type level, though different company that does similar things in NZ (St johns)). Which gave us a card showing we understood baby/toddler first aid and such. But thats quite different. (That was when we were like 13-14 as the legal baby sitting age in NZ is 14). Thats pretty cool, though I dont really want to be surrounded by old people until Im one myself. Nothing against them, I have a lot of respect for them, especially the active ones, its just not really my crowd at this stage of my life. Yeah mainly I believe on trying new things when I can (even though Im looking to settle), and Ontario hasnt really been that exciting, so I would hide to head onwards if I can.
My bullying was a defense mechanism from what I do remember, I'd get called fat and stuff like that and instead of crying about it I just got pissed and started punching people and pulling hair. XD
GOSH I was always in trouble. I remember I convinced a boy to punch me in the stomach once so I could go home, and he did it, but the teacher over heard so I had to sit in ISS for the rest of the day.
Yeah, it certainly does. It seems though that it's just a quick fix for everything those medicines. Kid a bit hyper? Aderol, Teenager a bit titchy? Zanex. It might just be my experiences talking, but seems to happen to a good few people. I only occasionally take advil for my knees, or excedrin (that's rare, since the caffeine makes me go loco, even that small of an amount) but a couple of people in my life have had serious complications from other medicines like Ibuprofen, so I try to stay away from them as much as possible.
Yeah, that is a bit different lol.
That's a good course though. :3
It balances it out because it's so beautiful here. There are LOADS of empty lots and if you go about five miles away from where I live there's a huge fenced in thicket type thing (sold for houses but largely undeveloped, HSB was a ranch long time ago) where you can just sit around and chill. But nearly all of my clientele is 45+
Anyways, it's hard to get away from the elderly here. I currently live in a resort community, and as a whole Llano, HSB, Marble Falls are somehow just packed to the brim with baby boomers. xD
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Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 1:39 pm
Citrus Novii I can understand not wanting to remember that~
My bullying was a defense mechanism from what I do remember, I'd get called fat and stuff like that and instead of crying about it I just got pissed and started punching people and pulling hair. XD
GOSH I was always in trouble. I remember I convinced a boy to punch me in the stomach once so I could go home, and he did it, but the teacher over heard so I had to sit in ISS for the rest of the day.
Yeah, it certainly does. It seems though that it's just a quick fix for everything those medicines. Kid a bit hyper? Aderol, Teenager a bit titchy? Zanex. It might just be my experiences talking, but seems to happen to a good few people. I only occasionally take advil for my knees, or excedrin (that's rare, since the caffeine makes me go loco, even that small of an amount) but a couple of people in my life have had serious complications from other medicines like Ibuprofen, so I try to stay away from them as much as possible.
Yeah, that is a bit different lol.
That's a good course though. :3
It balances it out because it's so beautiful here. There are LOADS of empty lots and if you go about five miles away from where I live there's a huge fenced in thicket type thing (sold for houses but largely undeveloped, HSB was a ranch long time ago) where you can just sit around and chill. But nearly all of my clientele is 45+
Anyways, it's hard to get away from the elderly here. I currently live in a resort community, and as a whole Llano, HSB, Marble Falls are somehow just packed to the brim with baby boomers. xD You gotta do, what you gotta do to get through right? ISS? Yeah even fairly simple over the counter meds can have unknown effects especially when combined with other meds, and even potentially just dietary stuffs. Hmm seems you do live in a pretty old area, but then if thats where the money is....milk it for all its worth XD
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 11:10 am
Sagebomb Citrus Novii I can understand not wanting to remember that~
My bullying was a defense mechanism from what I do remember, I'd get called fat and stuff like that and instead of crying about it I just got pissed and started punching people and pulling hair. XD
GOSH I was always in trouble. I remember I convinced a boy to punch me in the stomach once so I could go home, and he did it, but the teacher over heard so I had to sit in ISS for the rest of the day.
Yeah, it certainly does. It seems though that it's just a quick fix for everything those medicines. Kid a bit hyper? Aderol, Teenager a bit titchy? Zanex. It might just be my experiences talking, but seems to happen to a good few people. I only occasionally take advil for my knees, or excedrin (that's rare, since the caffeine makes me go loco, even that small of an amount) but a couple of people in my life have had serious complications from other medicines like Ibuprofen, so I try to stay away from them as much as possible.
Yeah, that is a bit different lol.
That's a good course though. :3
It balances it out because it's so beautiful here. There are LOADS of empty lots and if you go about five miles away from where I live there's a huge fenced in thicket type thing (sold for houses but largely undeveloped, HSB was a ranch long time ago) where you can just sit around and chill. But nearly all of my clientele is 45+
Anyways, it's hard to get away from the elderly here. I currently live in a resort community, and as a whole Llano, HSB, Marble Falls are somehow just packed to the brim with baby boomers. xD You gotta do, what you gotta do to get through right? ISS? Yeah even fairly simple over the counter meds can have unknown effects especially when combined with other meds, and even potentially just dietary stuffs. Hmm seems you do live in a pretty old area, but then if thats where the money is....milk it for all its worth XD In School Suspension. It really isn't a punishment though, being the charmingly introverted person that I am I actually started to like it xD Of course, that was also the time I was forbidden to talk to anyone on the school bus too, so I got used to being quiet pretty quickly. You get alot of work done, and everyone things you're a bad kid so no one really @$#-s with you either. :3 I really do. TRUTH. That's the entire reason we deliver to this place called Applehead Island that's like a 30 minute drive all around (it's crazy), there are I swear, houses that look like PALACES out there. There's one place I delivered too that had travertine floors IN THE GARAGE.
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 11:16 am
WHAT IS HARD FOR ME...not eating enough.
Eating too much not so much of a problem, but I had like 700 calories left yesterday~
GOTTA go shopping today after work. :<
Need eggs and dog food.
I like that mix. emotion_dowant
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:44 pm
Citrus Novii In School Suspension. It really isn't a punishment though, being the charmingly introverted person that I am I actually started to like it xD Of course, that was also the time I was forbidden to talk to anyone on the school bus too, so I got used to being quiet pretty quickly. You get alot of work done, and everyone things you're a bad kid so no one really @$#-s with you either. :3 I really do. TRUTH. That's the entire reason we deliver to this place called Applehead Island that's like a 30 minute drive all around (it's crazy), there are I swear, houses that look like PALACES out there. There's one place I delivered too that had travertine floors IN THE GARAGE. Hmm I dont think thats a thing back home, suspension pretty much means from school, aka if you have done something bad enough to be suspended they dont want you in school. Ahh, you keep making me google stuff, seems travertine is a form of lime stone XD. Though dosent sound like it would actually be good for garage flooring unless there wasnt going to be any vehicles in there.
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:45 pm
Citrus Novii GOTTA go shopping today after work. :< Need eggs and dog food. I like that mix. emotion_dowant try not to eat too much dog food sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:46 pm
Sagebomb Citrus Novii GOTTA go shopping today after work. :< Need eggs and dog food. I like that mix. emotion_dowant try not to eat too much dog food sweatdrop I ATE ALL OF IT. IT WAS DELICIOUS. emotion_dowant Feel the need to say I'm kidding. xD
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Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:52 pm
Sagebomb Citrus Novii In School Suspension. It really isn't a punishment though, being the charmingly introverted person that I am I actually started to like it xD Of course, that was also the time I was forbidden to talk to anyone on the school bus too, so I got used to being quiet pretty quickly. You get alot of work done, and everyone things you're a bad kid so no one really @$#-s with you either. :3 I really do. TRUTH. That's the entire reason we deliver to this place called Applehead Island that's like a 30 minute drive all around (it's crazy), there are I swear, houses that look like PALACES out there. There's one place I delivered too that had travertine floors IN THE GARAGE. Hmm I dont think thats a thing back home, suspension pretty much means from school, aka if you have done something bad enough to be suspended they dont want you in school. Ahh, you keep making me google stuff, seems travertine is a form of lime stone XD. Though dosent sound like it would actually be good for garage flooring unless there wasnt going to be any vehicles in there. Yeah, it's a school's form of solitary confinement. xD I had been suspended before of course, but most of the time I was in that little room. They put you in a cubicle (at least at my school) that is facing away from everyone else, there are boards glued to the floor so you can't scoot back and make eye contact with anyone, you have scheduled bathroom breaks, are not allowed to have a hot lunch (you were forbidden to go to the snack bar also. You got milk or water, a turkey sandwich, a fruit, and frozen peaches), and if you need to go anywhere you have to be escorted by the second monitor. XD Best thing of it was that you got to go outside to meet the buses early, but if you were caught ditching before the bell rang you would get another day. If you talked you got another day, broke any rules, another day. That's what I'm good for~ Yeah, that's what it is, our dining table is made out of it actually, I took a picture but drop box isn't cooperating. emotion_8c It totally isn't good for flooring, but it's just so...extravagant. I mean, woah.
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