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 Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:42 am
~Xiloscent~ well, good night. gotta try and recover from the jet lag... as in, i'm wide awake but I should sleep now. See ya, Xilo. Just try to gradually adapt to the jet lag, if you can. Try eating cherries to fall asleep (Skitty swears by it) and then drinking coffee or soda(/)pop when you wake up.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:43 am
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:46 am
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:47 am
For all the blood he shed...
AS I LIVE!
Your brother failed us..
THERE IS NO EVIL THAT WILL STAND
There's nothing you could do..
AND I WILL FINISH
You had no choice...
WHAT WAS STARTED
Why do you cry for him?
THE FIGHT OF PROTOMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!
You are our hero...
You are our hero!
YOU ARE THE DEAD.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:47 am
Meta_Fish Tatsuman Meh. Wondering minds aren't always bad. (I would know)
It sucks when you can't focus on anything without your mind wandering though. It happens to me a lot.
Wow. That's pretty sucky. Is there another town close by? Try going out of town for work.
Nah. You'll do fine. They give you on th job training and such, so it won't be hard to learn the ropes. Yeah, I know. I find myself thinking about the stupidest, most useless things in class. I need some help focusing. Maybe I had ADD or something. *excuse* There are towns, but none that closeby. The neighboring town is too small to have anything, and their stores are taken up by their own citizens. It's pretty much here or nowhere. I just don't want to get worried. I have a lot of trouble with worrying. sweatdrop I tell myself to not worry and then worry that I might be worrying, and that gets me worried, so I start to feel sick, and I get worried that I might throw up or that someone will notice that I'm worried. I wouldn't doubt ADD. I have it as well. Very annoying.
Helps out a lot in Drama though xd
Back when I took Drama, that is.
Damn.
Worrying is a problem. I try to not worry about the stuff I can't fix at the moment. Doesn't always work though.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:48 am
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:48 am
yeah i'll do that... the soda thing when I wake up (not a big fan of cherry.)
oh yeah, one final idea if you can't find a job... make one!
atleast, thats my idea for now.
good night
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:51 am
Tatsuman I wouldn't doubt ADD. I have it as well. Very annoying.
Helps out a lot in Drama though xd
Back when I took Drama, that is.
Damn.
Worrying is a problem. I try to not worry about the stuff I can't fix at the moment. Doesn't always work though. I wonder how a person finds out if they have ADD, and if I could reap any benefits from it. (That sounds terrible.) How did it help in Drama? I worry a lot. When Skitty's friend was going to tell her that I liked her back in February, I couldn't sleep the night before. I went to school and couldn't focus on my schoolwork, and eventually left school, because I felt nauseous. I never threw up, but when I got home, I just sat at the computer most of the day, waiting for one of them to sign on.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:52 am
~Xiloscent~ yeah i'll do that... the soda thing when I wake up (not a big fan of cherry.) oh yeah, one final idea if you can't find a job... make one! atleast, thats my idea for now. good night I'm sure there are other foods that put you to sleep, like turkey. I have a problem with sleeping sometimes, too. That's why I'm up at three. Make a job? Hm. Night.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:55 am
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:56 am
Employment has proven to be a b***h of a problem for me too Fish, not too many people are hiring and even with the ones that are (one of which I even have a job offer at) it raises the problem that I suck at writing up resumés -_- And even without that I'm reluctant to get a job right now because of moving possibilities and the like, even though I'm torn about moving because whether I move or not I'll be separated from people I don't want to be separated from and ... yeah, fun stuff like that... I had a point to this somewhere...
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:57 am
Allwing Employment has proven to be a b***h of a problem for me too Fish, not too many people are hiring and even with the ones that are (one of which I even have a job offer at) it raises the problem that I suck at writing up resumés -_- And even without that I'm reluctant to get a job right now because of moving possibilities and the like, even though I'm torn about moving because whether I move or not I'll be separated from people I don't want to be separated from and ... yeah, fun stuff like that... I had a point to this somewhere... Everything just sucks. If I were you, I'd write the best resume you could, and then try to get a job somewhere. Even if you do move, you could work for at least a little while. Future employers would understand if you had to move. Just make sure you leave on good terms. A bit of money and experience would show to be helpful.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:57 am
Meta_Fish Tatsuman I wouldn't doubt ADD. I have it as well. Very annoying.
Helps out a lot in Drama though xd
Back when I took Drama, that is.
Damn.
Worrying is a problem. I try to not worry about the stuff I can't fix at the moment. Doesn't always work though. I wonder how a person finds out if they have ADD, and if I could reap any benefits from it. (That sounds terrible.) How did it help in Drama? I worry a lot. When Skitty's friend was going to tell her that I liked her back in February, I couldn't sleep the night before. I went to school and couldn't focus on my schoolwork, and eventually left school, because I felt nauseous. I never threw up, but when I got home, I just sat at the computer most of the day, waiting for one of them to sign on. You'd have to be diagnosed by a doctor. It seems their more than willing to give anyone that diagnoses though...
(Not very. If you've got a disorder, why not milk it?)
Well, I seemed to think differently than everyone else. I dunno, it just seemed easier for me to act than it did for any of the other freshmen who were also new at it.
It sounds like you do have a bit of a problem with worrying. Even when I am stressed, I usually don't actually feel sick.
But I'm not sure if I'm abnormally upbeat, or you're a bit abnormally worrisome
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 1:00 am
Meta_Fish Allwing Employment has proven to be a b***h of a problem for me too Fish, not too many people are hiring and even with the ones that are (one of which I even have a job offer at) it raises the problem that I suck at writing up resumés -_- And even without that I'm reluctant to get a job right now because of moving possibilities and the like, even though I'm torn about moving because whether I move or not I'll be separated from people I don't want to be separated from and ... yeah, fun stuff like that... I had a point to this somewhere... Everything just sucks. If I were you, I'd write the best resume you could, and then try to get a job somewhere. Even if you do move, you could work for at least a little while. Future employers would understand if you had to move. Just make sure you leave on good terms. A bit of money and experience would show to be helpful. Exactly the plan actually 3nodding My first aim is at the current job offer, 'specially considering I got the offer while I was out of town and it sounds good. But if that doesn't work I've got a few other places in mind that are still hiring.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 1:02 am
Tatsuman You'd have to be diagnosed by a doctor. It seems their more than willing to give anyone that diagnoses though...
(Not very. If you've got a disorder, why not milk it?)
Well, I seemed to think differently than everyone else. I dunno, it just seemed easier for me to act than it did for any of the other freshmen who were also new at it.
It sounds like you do have a bit of a problem with worrying. Even when I am stressed, I usually don't actually feel sick.
But I'm not sure if I'm abnormally upbeat, or you're a bit abnormally worrisome Maybe I could talk to my doctor about it. I always thought that if I won the lottery, I'd get a full body-check, to see if there really was something wrong with my body or brain or anything about me. I just really feel that there is. Maybe it's from young alienation or something. (I suppose. XD I don't know what I'd get.) Ah. I see now. Yeah. I really fell for her, I guess. I dunno why. But that's another topic entirely. (Not entirely, we just shouldn't delve into it.) Women worry me a great deal. Contrary to what Culties might think, I'm actually timid and shy around new people. >.>;
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