I've got another amusing story from work this week: So I was by the cash register while my co-worker was taking a customer's order. The lady orders a sandwich for herself that comes with ham and turkey and bacon on it, nothing out of the ordinary there. She has to order for someone else in the small group she came in with I guess, so she turns to my co-worker at the register and asks if we have any sandwiches with ham and turkey in it...smh. What I found amusing was that she didn't use the phrase "...any "other" sandwiches that have ham/turkey.
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this is an interesting idea for helping rehabilitate inmates who have served long sentences. to help them reintegrate into society before they get out of prison. some escue shelters dont really give a sh!t about animals as much as they SHOULD
but certain inmates who meet the right qualifications(especially if they're eligible for parole) would take GREAT care of a kitten/cat because many of them feel like they have no other purpose to keep striving forward .so they really NEED the companionship that having a pet can offer. realistically though, even if its just like "take really good care of this cat and you might get out on parole sooner". if ANYTHING, it would be a good incentive and a step in the right direction for an inmate.
I wish we had a program like this where i work. more prisons should do this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGqT3UyTXGk
but certain inmates who meet the right qualifications(especially if they're eligible for parole) would take GREAT care of a kitten/cat because many of them feel like they have no other purpose to keep striving forward .so they really NEED the companionship that having a pet can offer. realistically though, even if its just like "take really good care of this cat and you might get out on parole sooner". if ANYTHING, it would be a good incentive and a step in the right direction for an inmate.
I wish we had a program like this where i work. more prisons should do this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGqT3UyTXGk
Dreading Monday, as usual for a Sunday evening. Blarg. Can't stand being an adult. Can't stand working. Can't stand anything. I'm going insane. I want to leave this place forever.
State_Of_Trance said: ↑Dreading Monday, as usual for a Sunday evening. Blarg. Can't stand being an adult. Can't stand working. Can't stand anything. I'm going insane. I want to leave this place forever.
I cant stand it either. I miss being a kid, wish i could go back in time
Well, my family is about fall apart... and I haven't a clue as far as coping with it. :idontknow: Other than the usual taking my mind off it, really. Since nothing I can say would make it any better, given that the one they rarely listen to. But apparently that makes me a c*nt for not caring enough. So, as per f*ckin' usual, I'm forced to care about someone else's problems. :oh: Like I don't have enough of my own to contend with. :kickingmyself:
Moving out? F**k that! I'd rather permanently move to another fecking country. Or the Shetland Islands. I don't know... somewhere my family are unlikely to visit often, unless it's at great expense, financially.
Also, why is it creative people tend to more depressed than most? :idontknow:
Moving out? F**k that! I'd rather permanently move to another fecking country. Or the Shetland Islands. I don't know... somewhere my family are unlikely to visit often, unless it's at great expense, financially.
Also, why is it creative people tend to more depressed than most? :idontknow:
Graeme1988 said: ↑Also, why is it creative people tend to more depressed than most? :idontknow:
I think it's because we can't fashion the world into what we want, like we can when we're drawing, writing, composing, sculpting, etc...
FountainandFairfax said: ↑I think it's because we can't fashion the world into what we want, like we can when we're drawing, writing, composing, sculpting, etc...
That's true... If only we could, huh? But it doesn't work like that.
Don't know if I should feel guilty for deciding to lose myself inside my own creativity, instead of dealing with the emotional drama going on within my family, lately? :thinking: Even if it only affects my life indirectly. Though, I'd much rather run away, to be honest. :sad:
Graeme1988 said: ↑
Also, why is it creative people tend to more depressed than most? :idontknow:
Happiness = Cheezy artwork
I re-took my math test today and am happy to report that I placed better. Now I don't have to take any basic adult education classes that would totally put me behind. I scheduled an appointment with a counselor as well as someone to help me with financial aid - I think I can register then too. I can't believe I am so close to going to college - it's super exciting 🙂
I have work tomorrow; my first day by myself. I hope I don't choke lol
I have work tomorrow; my first day by myself. I hope I don't choke lol
Fed-up of constantly being let down again n' again by those around; despite me doing everything that my family insist of me. :kickingmyself:
This month it came to light that I have some INTENSE abandonment issues. Like absolutely delusional and paranoid intensity. It's disgusting.
Y'know what's great? Being lectured to by a Scottish person about alcohol, without a hint of f**kin' irony. :kickingmyself: Also getting equally pissed off by my family insisting upon me to explain everything decision I make for myself after the fact, then telling me I'm stupid for having made said decision. :thumbdown:
a company that Im invested in recently had a huge drop in share prices due to some failed tasting of a fat loss drug they've been developing called LIPO-202. I was really disappointed but I'm pretty sure their share prices will bounce back soon enough. if I could at least get $500 profit when I sell their shares id be happy with that ...at LEAST $500.
reading more about the drug though it seems like it could really help ALOT of people and would sell huge amounts . if they can get the formula right, that is.

reading more about the drug though it seems like it could really help ALOT of people and would sell huge amounts . if they can get the formula right, that is.

If being me was a paid job, I would have been fired a long time ago.
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I'm trying, really trying, but probably not hard enough. I don't know what to do with myself right now.
I'm trying, really trying, but probably not hard enough. I don't know what to do with myself right now.
I'm literally the only person in my department who isn't married, in a serious relationship or has children. Oh, and I'm the only friendless one too. Most of these people are younger than me/my age and they've accomplished more - I feel like I am so behind in life now. FML.
Sarah_M said: ↑Most of these people are younger than me/my age and they've accomplished more - I feel like I am so behind in life now. FML.
I've been feeling this a lot in the last few years
:giggle:This is kind of hilarious . I can't believe its a really hobby
Hobbyhorsing: Inside the world of Finland's latest revolution - CNN.com
Hobbyhorsing: Inside the world of Finland's latest revolution - CNN.com
^ Just be aware that out of all of those other people in your department that are married/in serious relationships, there would be some that are actually unhappy.Sarah_M said: ↑I'm literally the only person in my department who isn't married, in a serious relationship or has children. Oh, and I'm the only friendless one too. Most of these people are younger than me/my age and they've accomplished more - I feel like I am so behind in life now. FML.
In fact there are probably some who are insufferably miserable in their 'coupled' lives, but are financially constrained or too scared to leave their partners for many other reasons.
I will bet you that there are many who look at you and wish they were single and childless like you, however the thought of societies negative future opinion of them, is forcing them to stay where they are.
One benefit of getting older is that you discover through a life of careful observation, that although many people pretend that the grass is greener on the other side of the fence, you discover that for many, it is all smoke and mirrors.
Many couples will never admit they are miserable however, because some like to use the appearance that their 'grass is greener' to show off to others. And some never admit they are miserable because they are too scared of people's reaction towards them if they let it be known they made a mistake.
Thank you so much for saying this - you really made me feel better. I really appreciate your input/advice 🙂BlueDays said: ↑^ Just be aware that out of all of those other people in your department that are married/in serious relationships, there would be some that are actually unhappy.
In fact there are probably some who are insufferably miserable in their 'coupled' lives, but are financially constrained or too scared to leave their partners for many other reasons.
I will bet you that there are many who look at you and wish they were single and childless like you, however the thought of societies negative future opinion of them, is forcing them to stay where they are.
One benefit of getting older is that you discover through a life of careful observation, that although many people pretend that the grass is greener on the other side of the fence, you discover that for many, it is all smoke and mirrors.
Many couples will never admit they are miserable however, because some like to use the appearance that their 'grass is greener' to show off to others. And some never admit they are miserable because they are too scared of people's reaction towards them if they let it be known they made a mistake.