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Ok, trackpad better now. But trying to keep up lala to listen to music at same time as FB, e-mail, and Inforoo. How the fuck do I do that? This thing did not come with a how to manual. I got the OnetoOne Bullshit, but the next class is full.
Ok, trackpad better now. But trying to keep up lala to listen to music at same time as FB, e-mail, and Inforoo. How the quack do I do that? This thing did not come with a how to manual. I got the OnetoOne Bullshit, but the next class is full.
Well, if that's what they call the class, it's probably a waste of time anyway.
Grrrrrrr, in the past 24 hours I have been sucker punched by our new crackhead neighbors, and then my kids, GF, and I got to witness a dive by shooting after a movie. It is very rare I that I am looking forward to Monday, on Sunday night.
Grrrrrrr, in the past 24 hours I have been sucker punched by our new crackhead neighbors, and then my kids, GF, and I got to witness a dive by shooting after a movie. It is very rare I that I am looking forward to Monday, on Sunday night.
that sounds like a really horrible way to end your weekend Jess
Grrrrrrr, in the past 24 hours I have been sucker punched by our new crackhead neighbors, and then my kids, GF, and I got to witness a dive by shooting after a movie. It is very rare I that I am looking forward to Monday, on Sunday night.
that sounds like a really horrible way to end your weekend Jess
Post by GratefulHippie on Feb 26, 2010 20:29:30 GMT -5
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
why are you going to the trouble to let me know you're going to be in town this weekend, and then even let me know you have arrived, only to ignore both texts and a message via facebook(which tells me you are currently online)?????? just tell me you're busy if you don't want to do anything....GAH!!
Post by Fishing Maniac on Feb 27, 2010 21:48:00 GMT -5
Sprint cannot block incoming phone calls. It is not a service they provide. So if you want to ditch a stalker you can't have a sprint phone. WTF? In this day and age that's just f*cking disgraceful.
Post by crazykittensmile on Feb 28, 2010 16:30:46 GMT -5
Unsolicited advice is the height of rudeness....especially when it comes from someone who a. only knows you on a superficial level b. you don't respect c. is not even a little bit wise
Don't pretend to care about, or know what's best for, my situation. Not everyone is a co-dependent case who is incapable of being independent and happy.
Ugh. Restrained myself from countering her ignorant barrage with an equal amount of rudeness because she is a good friend of a friend... But I can bitch about it here
A friend of mine that I agreed to let stay in a place I rented for an upcoming festival decided it would then be ok to invite somebody else to stay in the place I rented. Without really asking me. Buttttt the girl is fun, and cute, and I guess I can totally deal with that. The image below illustrates my emotions as I went through this chain of logic:
Do you ever get to the point where you're tired of giving it your all? I'm tired of being the one giving 100% in all of my friendships/relationships and getting nothing in return. Always picking up the phone to call someone else... why is it so hard for someone to ask how I'm doing for a change? I feel I'm always doing nice things for my friends when I'm not even sure it's appreciated; I think it may be expected at this point. But if I stop, they wonder why I've turned into such a b!tch.
A friend of mine that I agreed to let stay in a place I rented for an upcoming festival decided it would then be ok to invite somebody else to stay in the place I rented. Without really asking me. Buttttt the girl is fun, and cute, and I guess I can totally deal with that.
Oh - that would irritate me tho - I totally understand why this is a grrrr
Do you ever get to the point where you're tired of giving it your all? I'm tired of being the one giving 100% in all of my friendships/relationships and getting nothing in return. Always picking up the phone to call someone else... why is it so hard for someone to ask how I'm doing for a change? I feel I'm always doing nice things for my friends when I'm not even sure it's appreciated; I think it may be expected at this point.
I feel like I reach this stage a lot. I give of myself constantly to my friends and I'm not always really sure that I'm getting returns on my caring attention. And I seem to be the one that they call on when they really need something, like being picked up from the airport in Chicago (4.5 hour drive) at 2 in the morning when I've been partying all night, or jumping their car or whatever. I'm glad to help, it makes me feel good that I can be counted on by my friends. At the same time, I sometimes feel like I do a lot of the work otherwise; calling people to hang out, making plans, often paying for other people to drink and be merry. Sometimes I just stop, don't call anyone for a day or two, don't hang out in the usual places, and I'm usually pleasantly surprised when the calls start coming in and people act like they haven't seen me in ages and want to hang out and so forth. Maybe that's what you should try, just give it a break and let them come to you.
Do you ever get to the point where you're tired of giving it your all? I'm tired of being the one giving 100% in all of my friendships/relationships and getting nothing in return. Always picking up the phone to call someone else... why is it so hard for someone to ask how I'm doing for a change? I feel I'm always doing nice things for my friends when I'm not even sure it's appreciated; I think it may be expected at this point.
I feel like I reach this stage a lot. I give of myself constantly to my friends and I'm not always really sure that I'm getting returns on my caring attention. And I seem to be the one that they call on when they really need something, like being picked up from the airport in Chicago (4.5 hour drive) at 2 in the morning when I've been partying all night, or jumping their car or whatever. I'm glad to help, it makes me feel good that I can be counted on by my friends. At the same time, I sometimes feel like I do a lot of the work otherwise; calling people to hang out, making plans, often paying for other people to drink and be merry. Sometimes I just stop, don't call anyone for a day or two, don't hang out in the usual places, and I'm usually pleasantly surprised when the calls start coming in and people act like they haven't seen me in ages and want to hang out and so forth. Maybe that's what you should try, just give it a break and let them come to you.
Thanks for the encouragement. That's what I've been doing lately, not calling people, and, yep, no one has called me It's what triggered the GRRRR rant in the first place.
