Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Post 5

The value of attempting difficult tasks is to become a better person. The long term or short-term reward could be satisfying, but what if we do all this for no reason at all. What if we are on our last semester of our college career: almost complete with our major. In addition, boom, you stop getting your financial aid or you have to move back home because of unfortunate events. You may feel as if it was a waste of time and money to go through all that schooling and it go to waste in a matter of seconds. I have had thoughts to where, am I doing this for a reason? Will I be successful after all that I am going through? I do not think anything is for no reason, it will help us later on down the road, we may not realize it right now, but it will soon come to us. The feeling of never getting to the end is probably common because everybody wants to be something or somebody, but in all reality will it actually happen? Most people want to be famous or be a millionaire, but they do not realize what those people that they idolize had to go through to become that millionaire. Most likely, we will not end up being who we want to be but we will be who we should be in a few years from now. We really cannot control the unexpected things that may occur in our lifes.

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Post 4 Look for a reason

Some people may lie more than others because it has become a common use for one. It has a lot to do with how one has gotten away with telling white lies and follows up with a bigger lie. An individual may think that if they can get away with telling a little lie such as not eating the cookie before dinner as their mother has instructed, but eating it anyway and lying saying you don't know what happened to it. The lie also can have a huge impact on ones life for example being tried for murder and pleading innocence's, but in all reality you actually did the crime. It really depends on if the individual has gotten away with it in the past.

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Post 2

  • People who drive under the speed limit 
  • People who talk during the movies 
  • People who talk for no reason
  • People who talk loudly
  • People who lie about little stuff
  • Bad Parkers
  • Facebook & Twitter Addicts
  • Hummers
  • Women Wearing Shoes They Can’t Walk In
  • Conspiracy theories
  • Double negatives
  • People who ignore yield signs.
  • The way people walk in flip flops
  • People who zig zag in and out of lanes on the expressway.
  • People who ride their bikes in the road when a sidewalk is right there.
  • The creepers at red lights. You know, those people that start inching forward in their cars…slowly…until the light turns green.
  • Explanations that begin with the word "Again".
  • People who don't cover their mouth while sneezing or coughing.
  • Couples who sit on the same side of the booth when there is no one on the other side.
  • Going through the drive thru, then having to go back when they screw your order up.
  • Made up car names that are not even real words.
  • Using speaker phones in public areas at work.
  • Finding a shoe and not finding its mate next to it
  • When a person makes a sucking noise with a straw when the cup becomes almost empty.
  • People who sit next to you on public transportation even when there are other seats available.
  • Noisy eaters.
  • When you're eating candy and someone asks if they can have a red one.

  • I can not stand people who drive under the speed limit,and have the audacity to look at you or even flip you off.