Nolafus

Eh, I just let time fly. I often do other work-related things as well such as check my internal memos and read any emails.

I don't think I've actually met a dog in person that reacts to that word. "Walk", sure, but not "bath".

Yeah, they do appreciate me being with them! Although there are class periods where I don't always take notes, I report to class with them just in case I do need to jot a thing or two down!

I work as a notetaker for a disabled student. It's fun getting to know the student, but then again the hours can be a little scarce at the same time.

We all have dreams, and mine is to find a job with higher pay.

I enjoy what I do now, but my problem comes to the lack of hours.

Not everyone grows up though.. but you're right that a lot do!

I've seen people do that and it doesn't seem pleasant to my eyes. I understand it's good and all, but those are the people I feel that come off as shy, which is something I will say I am far from.

Oddly enough, I used to be a very shy person until after high school.

I'd honestly say I'm probably the second-most scholarly. While I do report to class on time 100% of the time, I don't study while hanging out. Only one person in our group of friends usually studies while hanging out haha

Unfortunately to say, I don't have the most scholarly of friends. But we have a good time whenever we hang out.

It didn't help that last semester, I only had two classes (one class a day and each met twice a week) so I had a lot of time to meet my current batch of friends. I've become so much of a social person over last semester that I spend a lot of time this semester either off campus hanging out with them, or late at night on weekends in a Skype call.

Well, I chose online class with the assumption I'd use my time at home to do the work and socialize more with friends. Yeah, that ain't workin out so much.

All I just know is that I'm probably not taking online classes in the fall semester, that way I could at least learn without a need to cheat.

Then again, they are end-of-chapter questions, with an online course. Of course you can look in the textbook for every answer, and they'd all be the same.

A professor would have to be desperate to know if a student cheated if they went as far as contacting the bookstore looking to see if a student purchased their textbook. Then again, that's probably illegal without probable cause, in which there is none if you have to find it.

Would you honestly consider looking up quiz answers online good? :x

Then again, what college student doesn't do that?

College is just meh. I would rather not pay for it, or at least be able to have financial aid that I wouldn't need to pay back later in my life. But I love the friends I've made through college and that doesn't stop me from having a good time.

They're much easier to do when the previous chapter ends on a cliffhanger. My usual strategy is to start simple by focusing on one character and then branching off from there.

HAHAHA that's brilliant!

ah, that'll happen to me too soon enough haha :[

Probably a good facepalm moment :P

So how have you been doing lately?

oh yeah? that's unfortunate, I love all types of sweets xD;