Feel free to call me over analytical or dramatic but today I got off of work early (9:30 am). My grandfather frequently makes digs, saying since I make so much money (I beg to differ) I should take him out for breakfast sometime. However, this morning I was a bit hungover and sleep deprived … Continue reading Directing paths
Splurging @ Half-Priced Books
I buy books that I know I'll probably never read. In some way I am comforted with being surrounded by brilliance...excellence. Books are one of the only things I can guiltlessly spend my money on. I have literally spent my last on a book that I ended up never reading. Regrets? No. I … Continue reading Splurging @ Half-Priced Books
Re-Introducing yourself to the things you love
Between moving, writing my thesis and job hunting, I am mentally and physically exhausted. In the midst of all of these things I have decided to make the effort to re-introduce myself to things that I love. Last week I started a 1,000 piece puzzle(I moved yesterday and didn't finish it), this morning I am … Continue reading Re-Introducing yourself to the things you love
The con of neutrality
Okay, so I received this definition from Wikipedia.com (yaAaS I use wiki, judgmental free zone). However.. Wiki defines The bystander effect: The bystander effect or bystander apathy, is a social psychological phenomenon in which individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present. The greater the number of bystanders, … Continue reading The con of neutrality
