Comments for Nothing Or Forever http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com Explore | Dream | Discover Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:24:17 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Goodbye by girlgeum http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/08/13/goodbye/#comment-116 girlgeum Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:24:17 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=434#comment-116 Take care. And remember life's fill with everything, so sort out through it, keep what's needed and let the rest go. Take care. And remember life’s fill with everything, so sort out through it, keep what’s needed and let the rest go.

]]> Comment on Nothing To Fear by girlgeum http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/08/06/nothing-to-fear/#comment-115 girlgeum Mon, 10 Aug 2009 09:17:55 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=430#comment-115 You're welcome. And remember we'll always have doubts, it's what we do with them that'll count. You’re welcome.

And remember we’ll always have doubts, it’s what we do with them that’ll count.

]]> Comment on Nothing To Fear by KuchiQ http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/08/06/nothing-to-fear/#comment-114 KuchiQ Fri, 07 Aug 2009 17:34:10 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=430#comment-114 I know what you mean. But at this stage of my life I'm filled with even more doubts and confusion, making it hard sometimes for me to see things the way I actually should be. I know very well that perfection is just not realistic, but by always reaching for perfection I know that I have given my all. Thanks for your wise words. Those are the things that I've been told over and over again, but from time to time tend to forget. Thanks for reminding me. I know what you mean. But at this stage of my life I’m filled with even more doubts and confusion, making it hard sometimes for me to see things the way I actually should be. I know very well that perfection is just not realistic, but by always reaching for perfection I know that I have given my all.

Thanks for your wise words. Those are the things that I’ve been told over and over again, but from time to time tend to forget. Thanks for reminding me.

]]> Comment on Nothing To Fear by girlgeum http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/08/06/nothing-to-fear/#comment-112 girlgeum Fri, 07 Aug 2009 11:07:58 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=430#comment-112 No one is near perfect. That's just it. Who or what defines you depends on what you believe in. Why are we one way, and wish to be another way when we see what we want to be in other people? Life's a continuous growth spurt. We live, learn, and move on--hopefully. We'll have doubts, moments when we don't feel strong, and not know what to do or where to go. No one has all the answers, or even some of them. Strength lies within us, and shouldn't be compared. We are unique, individually. No one is near perfect. That’s just it. Who or what defines you depends on what you believe in. Why are we one way, and wish to be another way when we see what we want to be in other people? Life’s a continuous growth spurt. We live, learn, and move on–hopefully. We’ll have doubts, moments when we don’t feel strong, and not know what to do or where to go.

No one has all the answers, or even some of them. Strength lies within us, and shouldn’t be compared. We are unique, individually.

]]> Comment on Just Listen by jimenezdamian http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/08/01/just-listen/#comment-109 jimenezdamian Sun, 02 Aug 2009 20:25:54 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=413#comment-109 Lol, thanks for the reply I read every single word. I've been kinda busy as well...not really except that I have this exam on Monday that I'm kinda prepared for but I still need to brush up on some topics. To answer your question, the person that I write about in my blogs does know I have this blog and she does read it. She usually never tells me anything about it though I only know she reads it because she's told me so from time to time or makes a casual remark on an entry. Oh, I don't fly to and from home, haha. Although, it might be cheaper but my parents drop me off and it takes 3 hours by car to get here on a plane it'd be like what...45 minutes I think. I'm always mistaken for being some other nationality but usually no one ever asks "Hey are you Mexican?" I guess I don't fit the stereotype but truth be told I don't really know what to identify with. I never really felt "American" because growing up I spent most of my childhood in a predominantly white community which kinda made me develop this inferiority complex and I never really felt "Mexican" because there was so little of that culture to be found here when I was younger. When I was growing up most people would have a friends circle composed of people that were the same race/ethnicity as themselves but I always found myself breaking away from that and having a good mix of people that I hung around. I guess being in those groups made me feel like I belonged since I could identify with them and they with me since I tended to make friends with "minorities." There's a pretty large Vietnamese community over here is it like that over there where you live as well? I'm curious since from what I've seen over here they tend to group together a lot so I guess there's a strong sense of community between Vietnamese people? I've never really experienced that so sometimes I wonder if it's that important to have and why they tend to stick together so much, I guess having been without kind of makes me skeptical as to it's benefits. Oh and back on the topic of food/health, it took me well over 2 years to lose the weight I needed to lose which was about 30-40 pounds. I'm 5'7" (170cm) tall and weigh 139-ish which is pretty good although I do force myself to run regularly and do some muscle toning exercises although after a while you kind of enjoy the workout since it leaves you feeling accomplished. And yes it has helped my self-esteem a lot although I'm still kinda bad with "meeting" people in a more romantic sense but I don't feel as self conscious walking around anymore. Although, I think romantic prowess is in a completely different category and is a "skill" of its own that needs to be developed, aha. Anyways, I wish I could cook =[ I can only make simple dishes but starting next semester I'll have a kitchen and I might not be able to use it when the time comes ='[ Oh, if I were to buy you a meal...well I'd say probably sushi or something along the lines. I really like Asian food in general I'd say it's my favorites type of "foreign" food since it incorporates so many different flavors and spices. Lately though I've been having cravings for pizza/hamburgers but I can never get myself to buy it because I feel so guilty =X What are your favorite dishes? Oh and I'm not too sure on Pharmacology I just wanted to put something out there for the mean time so I don't feel like a complete failure in life who doesn't know where hes going but I guess time will tell if its for me. Thanks for seeing me in such a flattering light but I've had my time to grow up and I'll be the first to admit that I wasn't always this way it's only through my experiences that I've tried to see the world more openly and from every perspective as well as my own. Although, that makes me sound quite arrogant, no? I sound as if I've learned all that there is but surely I still have quite a ways to go as a person but at least I think I'm on the right path for now. =] Lol, thanks for the reply I read every single word. I’ve been kinda busy as well…not really except that I have this exam on Monday that I’m kinda prepared for but I still need to brush up on some topics. To answer your question, the person that I write about in my blogs does know I have this blog and she does read it. She usually never tells me anything about it though I only know she reads it because she’s told me so from time to time or makes a casual remark on an entry. Oh, I don’t fly to and from home, haha. Although, it might be cheaper but my parents drop me off and it takes 3 hours by car to get here on a plane it’d be like what…45 minutes I think. I’m always mistaken for being some other nationality but usually no one ever asks “Hey are you Mexican?” I guess I don’t fit the stereotype but truth be told I don’t really know what to identify with. I never really felt “American” because growing up I spent most of my childhood in a predominantly white community which kinda made me develop this inferiority complex and I never really felt “Mexican” because there was so little of that culture to be found here when I was younger. When I was growing up most people would have a friends circle composed of people that were the same race/ethnicity as themselves but I always found myself breaking away from that and having a good mix of people that I hung around. I guess being in those groups made me feel like I belonged since I could identify with them and they with me since I tended to make friends with “minorities.” There’s a pretty large Vietnamese community over here is it like that over there where you live as well? I’m curious since from what I’ve seen over here they tend to group together a lot so I guess there’s a strong sense of community between Vietnamese people? I’ve never really experienced that so sometimes I wonder if it’s that important to have and why they tend to stick together so much, I guess having been without kind of makes me skeptical as to it’s benefits. Oh and back on the topic of food/health, it took me well over 2 years to lose the weight I needed to lose which was about 30-40 pounds. I’m 5′7″ (170cm) tall and weigh 139-ish which is pretty good although I do force myself to run regularly and do some muscle toning exercises although after a while you kind of enjoy the workout since it leaves you feeling accomplished. And yes it has helped my self-esteem a lot although I’m still kinda bad with “meeting” people in a more romantic sense but I don’t feel as self conscious walking around anymore. Although, I think romantic prowess is in a completely different category and is a “skill” of its own that needs to be developed, aha. Anyways, I wish I could cook =[ I can only make simple dishes but starting next semester I'll have a kitchen and I might not be able to use it when the time comes ='[ Oh, if I were to buy you a meal...well I'd say probably sushi or something along the lines. I really like Asian food in general I'd say it's my favorites type of "foreign" food since it incorporates so many different flavors and spices. Lately though I've been having cravings for pizza/hamburgers but I can never get myself to buy it because I feel so guilty =X What are your favorite dishes? Oh and I'm not too sure on Pharmacology I just wanted to put something out there for the mean time so I don't feel like a complete failure in life who doesn't know where hes going but I guess time will tell if its for me. Thanks for seeing me in such a flattering light but I've had my time to grow up and I'll be the first to admit that I wasn't always this way it's only through my experiences that I've tried to see the world more openly and from every perspective as well as my own. Although, that makes me sound quite arrogant, no? I sound as if I've learned all that there is but surely I still have quite a ways to go as a person but at least I think I'm on the right path for now. =]

]]> Comment on Postcard by jimenezdamian http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/07/25/postcard/#comment-107 jimenezdamian Sun, 26 Jul 2009 15:40:32 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=409#comment-107 Hmm, it seems from your past couple of blog entries that you had some troubles growing up? Well you also seemed pretty excited to be entering a new phase in your life. =] In response to your question about financial aid over here, I guess it's kind of similar. You apply and based on your yearly income you either get aid or not but being A)An only child or B)Having decent (not great) income will probably cut your chances at getting any aid at all significantly. I guess I can't complain but still I mean the system as is seems a little unfair but I guess that's just from my perspective. The place where I'm studying at right now is 3 hours from home so I can empathize with the nostalgia you might feel at times when away from home, haha. Although, being here isn't that bad I mean everything is within walking distance and there's a lot to do since it's a pretty big city. I'm not much of a food enthusiast but I do like to eat and have cravings sometimes. I guess for the most part I see food as essential for me to live and I eat when I'm hungry but aside from that I don't tend to eat for pleasure or anything. I guess I used to be more "into" food but that was around my grade school years and I was a little chubby back then and kids will always be kids making rude comments...so yeah I ended up changing my diet and working out later on as I entered high school. I try to stay away from fatty foods but I usually give in to pizza or hamburgers once or twice a month since they're kind of a "forbidden fruit" type of deal for me, ahaha. Oh you said you lived in The Netherlands, right? I remember hearing a few things about that place but I guess those facts never really stuck since I haven't had much of a chance to talk or meet people from there. You're relatively close to the U.K. aren't you? Have you done any traveling or touring there (or any places outside of The Netherlands)? I myself haven't really been off the North American continent. Oh, and yeah I do speak Spanish, it's the first language I learned growing up although strangely enough I find myself more comfortable speaking English and lack vocabulary in Spanish to express my thoughts entirely some of the time. I was born in Queretaro, Mexico, most people doubt me on this because I look so light and I guess the usual image of a Mexican is someone with dark skin? There's actually an abundance of light skinned people given the interracial mixing with Spaniards in the past and what not. My mom's family is more towards Spaniard and my dad's is more part of the indigenous people. Well that's a little bit of my history. Oh, I came to the U.S. when I was 4 months old so yeah I guess that's why English kind of became my "first" language. What else...oh yeah you're majoring in business and languages eh? Sounds interesting. I'm not too sure on what I want to do but right now I'm on a Pharmacology route but whether I'll stick to it or do something else is still kind of iffy. Well...I better stop or you'll probably just end up skimming through this comment due to length, haha. Hmm, it seems from your past couple of blog entries that you had some troubles growing up? Well you also seemed pretty excited to be entering a new phase in your life. =] In response to your question about financial aid over here, I guess it’s kind of similar. You apply and based on your yearly income you either get aid or not but being A)An only child or B)Having decent (not great) income will probably cut your chances at getting any aid at all significantly. I guess I can’t complain but still I mean the system as is seems a little unfair but I guess that’s just from my perspective. The place where I’m studying at right now is 3 hours from home so I can empathize with the nostalgia you might feel at times when away from home, haha. Although, being here isn’t that bad I mean everything is within walking distance and there’s a lot to do since it’s a pretty big city. I’m not much of a food enthusiast but I do like to eat and have cravings sometimes. I guess for the most part I see food as essential for me to live and I eat when I’m hungry but aside from that I don’t tend to eat for pleasure or anything. I guess I used to be more “into” food but that was around my grade school years and I was a little chubby back then and kids will always be kids making rude comments…so yeah I ended up changing my diet and working out later on as I entered high school. I try to stay away from fatty foods but I usually give in to pizza or hamburgers once or twice a month since they’re kind of a “forbidden fruit” type of deal for me, ahaha. Oh you said you lived in The Netherlands, right? I remember hearing a few things about that place but I guess those facts never really stuck since I haven’t had much of a chance to talk or meet people from there. You’re relatively close to the U.K. aren’t you? Have you done any traveling or touring there (or any places outside of The Netherlands)? I myself haven’t really been off the North American continent. Oh, and yeah I do speak Spanish, it’s the first language I learned growing up although strangely enough I find myself more comfortable speaking English and lack vocabulary in Spanish to express my thoughts entirely some of the time. I was born in Queretaro, Mexico, most people doubt me on this because I look so light and I guess the usual image of a Mexican is someone with dark skin? There’s actually an abundance of light skinned people given the interracial mixing with Spaniards in the past and what not. My mom’s family is more towards Spaniard and my dad’s is more part of the indigenous people. Well that’s a little bit of my history. Oh, I came to the U.S. when I was 4 months old so yeah I guess that’s why English kind of became my “first” language. What else…oh yeah you’re majoring in business and languages eh? Sounds interesting. I’m not too sure on what I want to do but right now I’m on a Pharmacology route but whether I’ll stick to it or do something else is still kind of iffy. Well…I better stop or you’ll probably just end up skimming through this comment due to length, haha.

]]> Comment on Creepy Co-Workers & Bad Hair-Days – A Must In A Girl’s Life by KuchiQ http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/07/16/amustinagirlslife/#comment-106 KuchiQ Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:08:51 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=391#comment-106 I posted a comment on your blog, but it doesn't seem to register or something. Luckily I copied everything before I submitted, because my hyena-instincts felt there was something wrong. *I'm being weird here, ignore =]* -lol- I think you got confused, because I was mentioning Poland in my latest post. The country I live in is actually The Netherlands and people from Poland come here to earn some more money I guess. The official language here is Dutch haha And actually, I saw a whole documentary on Austin, Texas the other day. I can't remember the name of the hotel, but there are some creepy things going on there. I watched the whole thing though and it all sounds and looks so great. Delicious-looking food included =] I love food <3 haha But I think when you meet new people a lot of them expect a certain image that you may not fit. It happens and sometimes it is frustrating when they think we all follow the same standards and/or principles. You happen to be one of those people I meet that seems to be more than skindeep. It's refreshing really, to be able to have a somewhat more refined and serious conversation. So what's your major? I believe you're somewhere in your third, maybe fourth year of college already? I'm majoring in International Business & Languages, by the way. Which explains my English, as I've always been interested in languages and culture. I'm going to attend college in The Netherlands of course, at the HAN College of Higher Education in a city called Nijmegen. A two-and-a-half hour drive from home, so I'll sure be missing the food at home. *Sorry for mentioning food all the time, I just love to eat hehe 0=]* The most fun part of it all is that during my second or third year I'll be having the chance to be an exchange student for 6 months. I haven't decided yet where to go, but I'm sure I'll figure it out. College really is no joke though... The tuition fee that they said was going to be for one year turned out to be a lie ^^; It definitely motivates me to work harder though, since I don't want to waste all the money that went into all this haha Here in The Netherlands we get financial aid from the government every month, depending on how much your parents earn. It's a great aid, because with the money that I'm about to receive I'll be able to pay for my rent, food and other costs. Also we get a pass to use public transport for free. Though it's not going to be enough in the longrun, it still keeps our shoulders from shagging any further. Does it work the same way in the US? Or are they really that stingy about it like you said? =] And your situation is similiar to mine. I'm all by myself this summer, too. It's just that my friends and I are slowly growing apart I guess. I tend to be more on the serious, yet weird and goofy side lately, while most of the time they like to talk about their boyfriends and I'd like some more variation in our conversations. *sigh* Anyway, I think I'm the one who talks *or writes* way too much now. Oh, wait. You speak Spanish right? What's your origin then? I'm learning Spanish in college soon, but one expression I used a lot in class just to annoy others; i Dios Mio ! I posted a comment on your blog, but it doesn’t seem to register or something. Luckily I copied everything before I submitted, because my hyena-instincts felt there was something wrong. *I’m being weird here, ignore =]*

-lol- I think you got confused, because I was mentioning Poland in my latest post. The country I live in is actually The Netherlands and people from Poland come here to earn some more money I guess. The official language here is Dutch haha And actually, I saw a whole documentary on Austin, Texas the other day. I can’t remember the name of the hotel, but there are some creepy things going on there. I watched the whole thing though and it all sounds and looks so great. Delicious-looking food included =] I love food <3 haha But I think when you meet new people a lot of them expect a certain image that you may not fit. It happens and sometimes it is frustrating when they think we all follow the same standards and/or principles. You happen to be one of those people I meet that seems to be more than skindeep. It's refreshing really, to be able to have a somewhat more refined and serious conversation. So what's your major? I believe you're somewhere in your third, maybe fourth year of college already? I'm majoring in International Business & Languages, by the way. Which explains my English, as I've always been interested in languages and culture. I'm going to attend college in The Netherlands of course, at the HAN College of Higher Education in a city called Nijmegen. A two-and-a-half hour drive from home, so I'll sure be missing the food at home. *Sorry for mentioning food all the time, I just love to eat hehe 0=]* The most fun part of it all is that during my second or third year I'll be having the chance to be an exchange student for 6 months. I haven't decided yet where to go, but I'm sure I'll figure it out. College really is no joke though… The tuition fee that they said was going to be for one year turned out to be a lie ^^; It definitely motivates me to work harder though, since I don't want to waste all the money that went into all this haha Here in The Netherlands we get financial aid from the government every month, depending on how much your parents earn. It's a great aid, because with the money that I'm about to receive I'll be able to pay for my rent, food and other costs. Also we get a pass to use public transport for free. Though it's not going to be enough in the longrun, it still keeps our shoulders from shagging any further. Does it work the same way in the US? Or are they really that stingy about it like you said? =] And your situation is similiar to mine. I'm all by myself this summer, too. It's just that my friends and I are slowly growing apart I guess. I tend to be more on the serious, yet weird and goofy side lately, while most of the time they like to talk about their boyfriends and I'd like some more variation in our conversations. *sigh* Anyway, I think I'm the one who talks *or writes* way too much now. Oh, wait. You speak Spanish right? What's your origin then? I'm learning Spanish in college soon, but one expression I used a lot in class just to annoy others;

i Dios Mio !

]]> Comment on Creepy Co-Workers & Bad Hair-Days – A Must In A Girl’s Life by jimenezdamian http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/07/16/amustinagirlslife/#comment-105 jimenezdamian Thu, 23 Jul 2009 20:16:12 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=391#comment-105 Ugh, it did it again the comments thing seems to hate me luckily I saved what I wrote since my comment was kinda long and I was worried it would happen again =_=; Haha, well that's decent pay and I guess since it's in euros it isn't so bad I just calculated it and 7 euros is about 2.75 dollars more as the minimum wage here =_=; I live in such a great country /end sarcasm. >.>; Still I guess that's fair since it does sound like a physically demanding/stressful job, no? And, unfortunately I live in the United States =[. I'm a college student as you could have guess from my blogs and I currently reside in Austin, Texas. Not sure if you've heard about us here and if you have you might have the image of cowboys with hats and stuff but there's a lot more to do here (especially since I'm in the capital of Texas). Where in Poland do you live and your English is great (don't take it the wrong way >.< but I thought the official language over there was Polish) Then again I do hear a lot of European countries are moving towards a more bi-lingual standard. Sigh, I mean I'm sure there are drawbacks to living in any place in the world but sometimes I feel a bit deprived here in the U.S., aha.. That and most people I talk to outside of here are sometimes readily hostile or think perhaps that I represent or am part of the actions that past political figures/leaders have taken. But, I meet genuinely nice people like you as well and it just reminds me that everywhere I go I can at least hope to meet someone who's nice and thoughtful ^^; I would definitely take you up on your offer if one of us lived nearer but it's kinda hard with the 9000-ish kilometers separating us =P. I'm actually kinda by myself since most of the people I knew went back for summer break and I was the only one that decided to take summer classes here. So I guess that kinda makes it harder but I mean my case isn't all that special a lot of people go through this I guess the sheer subjectivity of my situation kinda just makes one realize just how significant something like this is. One last question before I end my ridiculously long comment, where will you attend college? I'm curious and to be fair I'll tell you where I'm going to school right now. I'm at the University of Texas at Austin and it's ridiculously expensive and I can totally understand you getting a job for the money I'm probably going to have to take a loan to pay this year and hopefully get in good academic standing after my stupid mistakes last semester and get some sort of financial aid then again they're pretty stingy here with that too. Lol. Okay, I'll stop it here. Take care! Ugh, it did it again the comments thing seems to hate me luckily I saved what I wrote since my comment was kinda long and I was worried it would happen again =_=;

Haha, well that’s decent pay and I guess since it’s in euros it isn’t so bad I just calculated it and 7 euros is about 2.75 dollars more as the minimum wage here =_=; I live in such a great country /end sarcasm. >.>; Still I guess that’s fair since it does sound like a physically demanding/stressful job, no? And, unfortunately I live in the United States =[. I’m a college student as you could have guess from my blogs and I currently reside in Austin, Texas. Not sure if you’ve heard about us here and if you have you might have the image of cowboys with hats and stuff but there’s a lot more to do here (especially since I’m in the capital of Texas). Where in Poland do you live and your English is great (don’t take it the wrong way >.< but I thought the official language over there was Polish) Then again I do hear a lot of European countries are moving towards a more bi-lingual standard. Sigh, I mean I'm sure there are drawbacks to living in any place in the world but sometimes I feel a bit deprived here in the U.S., aha.. That and most people I talk to outside of here are sometimes readily hostile or think perhaps that I represent or am part of the actions that past political figures/leaders have taken. But, I meet genuinely nice people like you as well and it just reminds me that everywhere I go I can at least hope to meet someone who's nice and thoughtful ^^; I would definitely take you up on your offer if one of us lived nearer but it's kinda hard with the 9000-ish kilometers separating us =P. I'm actually kinda by myself since most of the people I knew went back for summer break and I was the only one that decided to take summer classes here. So I guess that kinda makes it harder but I mean my case isn't all that special a lot of people go through this I guess the sheer subjectivity of my situation kinda just makes one realize just how significant something like this is. One last question before I end my ridiculously long comment, where will you attend college? I'm curious and to be fair I'll tell you where I'm going to school right now. I'm at the University of Texas at Austin and it's ridiculously expensive and I can totally understand you getting a job for the money I'm probably going to have to take a loan to pay this year and hopefully get in good academic standing after my stupid mistakes last semester and get some sort of financial aid then again they're pretty stingy here with that too. Lol. Okay, I'll stop it here. Take care!

]]> Comment on Creepy Co-Workers & Bad Hair-Days – A Must In A Girl’s Life by jimenezdamian http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/07/16/amustinagirlslife/#comment-104 jimenezdamian Thu, 23 Jul 2009 20:13:34 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=391#comment-104 Haha, well that's decent pay and I guess since it's in euros it isn't so bad I just calculated it and 7 euros is about 2.75 dollars more as the minimum wage here =_=; I live in such a great country /end sarcasm. >.>; Still I guess that's fair since it does sound like a physically demanding/stressful job, no? And, unfortunately I live in the United States =[. I'm a college student as you could have guess from my blogs and I currently reside in Austin, Texas. Not sure if you've heard about us here and if you have you might have the image of cowboys with hats and stuff but there's a lot more to do here (especially since I'm in the capital of Texas). Where in Poland do you live and your English is great (don't take it the wrong way >.< but I thought the official language over there was Polish) Then again I do hear a lot of European countries are moving towards a more bi-lingual standard. Sigh, I mean I'm sure there are drawbacks to living in any place in the world but sometimes I feel a bit deprived here in the U.S., aha.. That and most people I talk to outside of here are sometimes readily hostile or think perhaps that I represent or am part of the actions that past political figures/leaders have taken. But, I meet genuinely nice people like you as well and it just reminds me that everywhere I go I can at least hope to meet someone who's nice and thoughtful ^^; I would definitely take you up on your offer if one of us lived nearer but it's kinda hard with the 9000-ish kilometers separating us =P. I'm actually kinda by myself since most of the people I knew went back for summer break and I was the only one that decided to take summer classes here. So I guess that kinda makes it harder but I mean my case isn't all that special a lot of people go through this I guess the sheer subjectivity of my situation kinda just makes one realize just how significant something like this is. One last question before I end my ridiculously long comment, where will you attend college? I'm curious and to be fair I'll tell you where I'm going to school right now. I'm at the University of Texas at Austin and it's ridiculously expensive and I can totally understand you getting a job for the money I'm probably going to have to take a loan to pay this year and hopefully get in good academic standing after my stupid mistakes last semester and get some sort of financial aid then again they're pretty stingy here with that too. Lol. Okay, I'll stop it here. Take care! Haha, well that’s decent pay and I guess since it’s in euros it isn’t so bad I just calculated it and 7 euros is about 2.75 dollars more as the minimum wage here =_=; I live in such a great country /end sarcasm. >.>; Still I guess that’s fair since it does sound like a physically demanding/stressful job, no? And, unfortunately I live in the United States =[. I’m a college student as you could have guess from my blogs and I currently reside in Austin, Texas. Not sure if you’ve heard about us here and if you have you might have the image of cowboys with hats and stuff but there’s a lot more to do here (especially since I’m in the capital of Texas). Where in Poland do you live and your English is great (don’t take it the wrong way >.< but I thought the official language over there was Polish) Then again I do hear a lot of European countries are moving towards a more bi-lingual standard. Sigh, I mean I'm sure there are drawbacks to living in any place in the world but sometimes I feel a bit deprived here in the U.S., aha.. That and most people I talk to outside of here are sometimes readily hostile or think perhaps that I represent or am part of the actions that past political figures/leaders have taken. But, I meet genuinely nice people like you as well and it just reminds me that everywhere I go I can at least hope to meet someone who's nice and thoughtful ^^; I would definitely take you up on your offer if one of us lived nearer but it's kinda hard with the 9000-ish kilometers separating us =P. I'm actually kinda by myself since most of the people I knew went back for summer break and I was the only one that decided to take summer classes here. So I guess that kinda makes it harder but I mean my case isn't all that special a lot of people go through this I guess the sheer subjectivity of my situation kinda just makes one realize just how significant something like this is. One last question before I end my ridiculously long comment, where will you attend college? I'm curious and to be fair I'll tell you where I'm going to school right now. I'm at the University of Texas at Austin and it's ridiculously expensive and I can totally understand you getting a job for the money I'm probably going to have to take a loan to pay this year and hopefully get in good academic standing after my stupid mistakes last semester and get some sort of financial aid then again they're pretty stingy here with that too. Lol. Okay, I'll stop it here. Take care!

]]> Comment on Creepy Co-Workers & Bad Hair-Days – A Must In A Girl’s Life by KuchiQ http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/2009/07/16/amustinagirlslife/#comment-103 KuchiQ Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:57:51 +0000 http://anothercupofcoffee.wordpress.com/?p=391#comment-103 Haha trust me, guys get looks too. It's just that girls are subtle =] I wrote this post with a humorous touch and so I hope you didn't take everything too seriously. I work in a mussle-company and the job is quite exhausting, but it can be done. I'm not the one to receive only 5 euros an hour though. That's the wage for most of the Polish people here. I get paid 7 euros. This is only a summerjob though. I'll be moving away for college in a month, so every penny is needed now. I'm sorry to hear that about the girl. It sure sounds complicated and I'm not great either when it comes to love and things like that, so I'm sorry I'm not able to help you. Maybe if you were to live in The Netherlands as well haha Then I'd take you out for a day full of fun, just to let you forget whatever's going on your mind for a bit. Enjoy your summer !! Haha trust me, guys get looks too. It’s just that girls are subtle =]
I wrote this post with a humorous touch and so I hope you didn’t take everything too seriously. I work in a mussle-company and the job is quite exhausting, but it can be done. I’m not the one to receive only 5 euros an hour though. That’s the wage for most of the Polish people here. I get paid 7 euros. This is only a summerjob though. I’ll be moving away for college in a month, so every penny is needed now.

I’m sorry to hear that about the girl. It sure sounds complicated and I’m not great either when it comes to love and things like that, so I’m sorry I’m not able to help you. Maybe if you were to live in The Netherlands as well haha Then I’d take you out for a day full of fun, just to let you forget whatever’s going on your mind for a bit. Enjoy your summer !!

]]>