In some ways it's a relief, since it means you don't have to worry about her for as long as she's there.

Hopefully she gets the help she needs.

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Based on what you've said here, I agree; I think it's for the best.

As Terps said, hopefully she'll get the help she needs there and this will be an extremely positive event. Still sorry my buzzin, I'm sure it must be tough

Skydiving in 2 weeks

ever been before? i'd recommend going with a group if money is an issue. typically you'll get a deal if you take a group of friends. plus it's more fun to share the experience

so sick of snow

We got 6 inches of snow last night

We never get snow this is crazy

Was a lot of fun. Ask to do backflips or something out of the plane.

Don't be that guy who had a seizure mid air.

So I just got shoulder surgery performed on my right (dominant) shoulder yesterday afternoon, and I told my professors about it late last week... said it'd be really hard to make it to class (can't drive safely, can't take notes or carry anything)... and one of my professors just tried telling me that because I cannot come to class for 5 weeks, he wants me to take a medical leave and drop the class. I asked why he can't just record his lectures, and he said he's lucky he can even turn his laptop on (bad with technology).... or why I can't just get notes from friends in the class, and he said that's not sufficient.

This is my one fucking business elective out of ten classes I'm taking for my masters degree, at a school I went to undergrad for, and my dad works for. I'm graduating this may and have accepted a full-time offer to start with a company this fall, assuming i'm at 150 credits to get my cpa license. I'm high as fuck off pain meds and I'm about to fucking go off rolf