k-mal's blog

I can't pay for college; that's a fact. By the time I graduate, I will probably have anywhere between $30,000 and $40,000 of student loan debt on top of whatever interest rate I'll have to pay back, and that's being conservative on the estimate of what I'll be paying.  Read More »

I keep seeing posts for people wanting to boycott Exxon Mobil, but it seems nearly impossible for me -- not everyone would follow through, and some people would have to buy from Exxon Mobil because they don't live around any alternative fuel places.  Read More »

It's the first major decision we make in our life. It's the choice that defines who we are for the next several years. We will look back on these four (or more) years and think, "This is who I was. This is who I wanted to be. This is what I did." That decision we must make? College.  Read More »

I thought, perhaps, I was a little critical in my last post. I recently saw a post regarding grammar and spelling on the internet, and I thought I would shed some light on what to do and what not to do, seeing as how all I did was complain and gave absolutely no constructive criticism.  Read More »

The idea of putting my feet up on stirrups, exposing myself completely while a doctor pokes, prods, and touches all my little girly parts -- be it with a swab or something else -- makes me realize what being female means: the men lucked out.  Read More »

Your atrocious spelling and lack of punctuation and capitalization makes me want to pull my eyes out with my bare hands while screaming, "Go back to your freshman English class, you moron!"

I feel like that a lot of the time.  Read More »

He isn't there for you. He doesn't listen to your prayers. He doesn't care if you need something. He doesn't care about you or your problems or... anything, really. He thinks of you as worthless, inferior, pathetic. Ah, no, I have something better: God is dead.  Read More »

This isn't going to be a very long blog, but as I had an issue getting out of bed this morning, I just wanted to post a quick thought on calling into work.

Up until today, I never realized why sick people went to work despite whatever illness they have. I always thought, "If you're sick, you should just stay home and avoid giving someone else what you have!"  Read More »