self improvement

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So, after not having blogged for about a week, I feel inclined to voice a few opinions on a topic about which I have much knowledge. It is a problem that I feel is almost intrinsic in my nature and in that of many others around me. Throughout all of my years in school it has always been there, and has probably grown worse as and worse as I approach the end of my high school career.

We've all been there at one point or another. Either one of your friends or someone sitting nearby in class has pulled out a cheat sheet for a test or quiz. It is obvious to you, but the teacher never seems oblivious to any actions they make. From writing on the desk, to putting the answers inside of your pen, I have heard and seen many ways to cheat. So, when that time comes the question is...

I'm sorry.

I just wanted to start off by saying I'm sorry and really mean it!

I know you heard this over and over again. I know you are thinking: "why should I believe her this now?"

I don't blame you. If I was in you, I would never come around again. I would never give myself to me any more. Most of all, I wouldn't give me a second chance.

But you are better than that.

Last summer I was given the opportunity to apply for a job at a Fortune 100 Company. I impressed the company enough to earn several interviews. The first interview went well, but my resumé unraveled at the second interview.

Hello,

No today I will not wish everyone a merry christmas, but instead offer a few words of insight for what it is worth.

To the best of my knowledge, none of us had any clue when and to what family we would be born to. So sometimes we may not got the start we would have wanted. However, we do have control on how we shape our life afterwards.

2/18/2008

“A man who has never gone to school may steal from a freight car; but if he has a university education, he may steal the whole railroad." -Theodore Roosevelt

So recently, a friend of mine got into an altercation. The friend is a gay male and the guy that approached him was not. I wont go into the details of the actual situation, as they have no relevance to the subject. During the altercation, however, my friend, and his enemy were seperated and left to simmer down. The enemy (lets just call him T)...