I have too many books myself. The ones on my bookshelf are mostly textbooks. All my novels are in the closet or under my bed.
I wish they would quit making Echizen bigger than the others. He's not much more important than them. If they want to have multiple characters, they should make them the same size.
It's good you can make tasty cupcakes.
I agree that if you enjoy it, then it's worth it. Unfortunately, my family doesn't think so, or they think the amount of enjoyment is not worth the amount paid. To me, it's another form of their inability to accept differences.
My dad became a doctor mostly by social pressure and for the money. In Asian cultures, parents tend to want their kids to go to medical school, which is seen as something educated and respectful. My parents also encouraged me and my little brother to go to medical school. I guess that's why my brother wanted to go to medical school, and he was able to make it. As I progressed through college, I figured it wasn't for me. Still, my dad and brother do not have the right personalities for the job.
I myself am very forgetful. I forget many things, such as where I park my car. Many times, I leave my apartment, then realize that I had forgotten something I had to bring. That meant, running back in to get it.
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23/6/11 10:34 (UTC)I recently just posted the fic I wrote for that fic exchange. It seems like the exchange failed and won't be taking place.
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I have too many books myself. The ones on my bookshelf are mostly textbooks. All my novels are in the closet or under my bed.
I wish they would quit making Echizen bigger than the others. He's not much more important than them. If they want to have multiple characters, they should make them the same size.
It's good you can make tasty cupcakes.
I agree that if you enjoy it, then it's worth it. Unfortunately, my family doesn't think so, or they think the amount of enjoyment is not worth the amount paid. To me, it's another form of their inability to accept differences.
My dad became a doctor mostly by social pressure and for the money. In Asian cultures, parents tend to want their kids to go to medical school, which is seen as something educated and respectful. My parents also encouraged me and my little brother to go to medical school. I guess that's why my brother wanted to go to medical school, and he was able to make it. As I progressed through college, I figured it wasn't for me. Still, my dad and brother do not have the right personalities for the job.
I myself am very forgetful. I forget many things, such as where I park my car. Many times, I leave my apartment, then realize that I had forgotten something I had to bring. That meant, running back in to get it.