Some people go through their whole life and only remember the bad things that happend. The should'ves, the could'ves, the would'ves are an existing factor in life but understanding that a choice is a choice and sticking to it is the best way to get through life. I see my parents and my parents friend's talking about how they wish they would've tried band, or should've worked harder in school, or think they could've been the best if they wouldn't have dropped out of hockey. Now I see them understand the consequences of their choices but yet I don't see why they are regreting this now. If they would've wanted to do band, or have a better career, or be good in sports then at the time they should've realized what they wanted to do. They should've thought ahead, but they didn't. So my question to people is this in your later years would you regret what your doing now?

blogging!!!! I don't like blogging even though it is way easier than anything else in this class I still find it incredibly annoying. for this weeks requirements i have to blog on my blog and blog on 2 other people's blogs, ugh I'm bored of blogging I guess ADD really does effect my school work.

My dog has vestibular disease!@!!@! it isn't that good or anything but it is better than what we originally thought. Vestibular disease is fluid in the inner ear that offsets the balence really bad. We originally thought that my dog had a stroke because she wasn't able to move but after a little bit she used the couch to prop herself up and when she walked around she whent in a big circle and smacked into things.