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Tysela Avarti's LiveJournal:
| Monday, June 6th, 2005 | | 5:37 pm |
Okay.
Basically, I've failed totally at what I've been trying to do all this time. What I wanted to do was make my own company that helps people bring their ideas into fruition, but I got lost in the paperwork for business making and I realized then that I just didn't have what it takes. I never turned anything in, and I could never find the right kind of employees any way. I just couldn't do it. I've decided to try a much simpler approach and more personally help people get their ideas out there. If anybody has any ideas, just come to me, and I'll figure out what to do. | | Sunday, April 17th, 2005 | | 4:45 pm |
Sometimes I wish...
...that I could let all the people who wanted a job in the military have a go at it. But that would get me fired. Still, the things I'd do for my country. It's a shame life doesn't work that way. I've even had a few well known military enthusiasts try to join. Most of them succeeded, but one in particular I've had to tell over and over again he can't get in, as much as I'd love to see him join, because he really needs it. He's a schizophrenic otherkin you probably all know anyway. He's been DYING to join the military, and I mean that literally. Ever since he learned he can't get in, he hasn't been out of his house, or surprisingly enough, on the internet. Either that or he's sneaking on while using one of his alts. Well, no matter. It's not my job to tell the government how to do things, at least, if it's my job as a citizen, it's one for which I do not extract payment. They have to tell me who to let in and who to not let in. It's the way of life. You live on a set of governing principles, and you lose out on some of the stuff you love to do, but it's worth it in the end. My set of governing principles is mainly based on reason, but also on emotions ranging from compassion to apathy. I'm also an otherkin. No, I'm not like most other otherkins. I'm not much of an individual, but I'm individual as an otherkin, at least. Current Mood: contemplative | | Friday, April 15th, 2005 | | 7:45 pm |
Wow.
How can you people keep on coming up with LJ material? It really amazes me. Nothing significant happens in my life, except for a few things. Every once in a while I note those, but it swtill seems like I have not much to say. What do you suggest I do to give my LJ a bit more content? Current Mood: blank | | Saturday, April 9th, 2005 | | 8:08 pm |
Wow.
Jacel manged to find my journal. Gee, I wonder how? I mean I didn't mention it anywhere. Heh. The Simpsons kinda sucks. It used to be good, but now it's just... meh. But South Park is still edgy. I wonder if they took the edge off the Simpsons or something. (Note how I ended that sentence with a period, whereas most people would end it in a question mark.) I like taking three classes at a time. I take Honors Chemistry, Psychology, and Music, and I'm doing good in all of them. Well, moderately well. I got a B recently in Music for some reason. Maybe I'm just not that creative. I expect only the best for myself so a B is a disappointment. That B was the difference between me taking four classes next semester or less. And so I'm probably gonna take two or three next time around. Ah well. One more thing. Landmines might be very troublesome, but I insist that innovation will catch up with it and make them fully functional. I can only imagine at this point what kind of technology they'll use, but landmines are indispensible in certain kinds of warfare, in my opinion. THAT'S RIGHT. It's a fucking opinion. It's MY opinion, and I'm sticking to it. Deal with it. Current Mood: complacent | | Tuesday, March 29th, 2005 | | 6:44 pm |
The bright morning sky.
I can't remember when I last saw the wonderful sky in the morning. I usually stay up late and wake up early. I remember what they look like. They're absolutely beautiful. I just don't remember the day I started staying up late. My day was fine. I'm taking honors chemistry. The good side: My teacher loves and respects me. I finish all my work on time, and I'm setting the grading curve. The bad side: The other students in the class don't like me because I'm setting the curve against them. They seem to have teamed up against me or something to that effect. |
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