Comments on: Why is everything unfair? I wonder… http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/ Just another Learnerblogs.org weblog Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:39:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 By: Mr. Nagel http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/#comment-44 Mr. Nagel Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:46:36 +0000 http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/#comment-44 Nothing is worth getting unless you work hard for it. The good in this world is only there because of people who work hard and struggle. The people who take the easy way out will never achieve anything worthwhile. Life is never easy and you need to work to make it worth living. Enjoy every day knowing that you did the best you could. Nothing is worth getting unless you work hard for it. The good in this world is only there because of people who work hard and struggle. The people who take the easy way out will never achieve anything worthwhile. Life is never easy and you need to work to make it worth living. Enjoy every day knowing that you did the best you could.

]]> By: ang077 http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/#comment-43 ang077 Fri, 07 Dec 2007 03:25:18 +0000 http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/#comment-43 i completely understand what you mean. my parents are the same way. i mean, c is average but everyone seems to think that a c is a horrible grade, and i guess compared to my usualy work it isn't very good, but i mean if i get a c my parents yell at me and tell me that i could have done so much better when i really tried hard, but then my parents turn around and tell my brother that if he got c's that they would be happy with his grades. and i'm sure it's kinda like that with you. and i completely agree, it's not fair. and i know what you mean, working too hard on things. i mean, my parents expect me to work really hard on everything too, and there is really nobody around that can look up to that. i mean, theres my little brother, but he doesn't look up to me for that reason, he would more likely look up to me for being a cool sister than getting an a, that means nothing to him. also, my parents are used to me getting a's, so they expect it. i know some kids get money for every a on their report card, i always have a's, yet i barely get to go out a few times a week. i don't get it, and i know ecactly how you feel. and for the tight schedule, idk what to say. i mean, i only have to go to school and ccd once a week, and i feel like i don't have enough time for homework, projects, studying and i feel like i never get to do anything with my friends. i can only imagine how you feel. i think that you deff. deserve a little time off to do what you want. something else i wonder is how come things that they happened to my brother, they expect to happen to me? i mean, my brother has been in trouble with the police, and he smokes, and he is never home, and he's doing bad in school, but my parents trust him to do whatever he wants, but my parents don't trust me at one of my friend's houses because they have a bar in their basement, even though their parents are home. and at least i keep in touch with my parents and tell them where i am, my brother didn't call until 2:30 am the other night. and they don't care if he comes home with really bloodshot eyes, but they think i've been doing something if i'm laughing too hard..and it was just really funny. idk. i don't get it either. i completely understand what you mean. my parents are the same way. i mean, c is average but everyone seems to think that a c is a horrible grade, and i guess compared to my usualy work it isn’t very good, but i mean if i get a c my parents yell at me and tell me that i could have done so much better when i really tried hard, but then my parents turn around and tell my brother that if he got c’s that they would be happy with his grades. and i’m sure it’s kinda like that with you. and i completely agree, it’s not fair. and i know what you mean, working too hard on things. i mean, my parents expect me to work really hard on everything too, and there is really nobody around that can look up to that. i mean, theres my little brother, but he doesn’t look up to me for that reason, he would more likely look up to me for being a cool sister than getting an a, that means nothing to him. also, my parents are used to me getting a’s, so they expect it. i know some kids get money for every a on their report card, i always have a’s, yet i barely get to go out a few times a week. i don’t get it, and i know ecactly how you feel.

and for the tight schedule, idk what to say. i mean, i only have to go to school and ccd once a week, and i feel like i don’t have enough time for homework, projects, studying and i feel like i never get to do anything with my friends. i can only imagine how you feel. i think that you deff. deserve a little time off to do what you want.

something else i wonder is how come things that they happened to my brother, they expect to happen to me? i mean, my brother has been in trouble with the police, and he smokes, and he is never home, and he’s doing bad in school, but my parents trust him to do whatever he wants, but my parents don’t trust me at one of my friend’s houses because they have a bar in their basement, even though their parents are home. and at least i keep in touch with my parents and tell them where i am, my brother didn’t call until 2:30 am the other night. and they don’t care if he comes home with really bloodshot eyes, but they think i’ve been doing something if i’m laughing too hard..and it was just really funny. idk. i don’t get it either.

]]> By: xoathleteox http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/#comment-41 xoathleteox Thu, 06 Dec 2007 02:28:15 +0000 http://lvs08.learnerblogs.org/2007/12/05/why-is-everything-unfair-i-wonder/#comment-41 wow. I must say, I know you pretty well but I never knew that you were so.... how do I put this?? Scheduled.... yeah that's a good word for it. Getting a C on a test won't change the person you are. Slacking a little bit now and then won't kill you. I know you want your younger sibilings to look up to you, but I realized something. If they see you doing all these things, running around and never having time for friends or for yourself, they will do the same. They might end up being in the same perdicament as you. You are putting an awful lot of pressure on yourself and I don't blame you for wanting to take some time for yourself. My advice to you, just do it. Take a little time off from the rink (if at all possible) and sleep... hang with friends... eat... ANYTHING! Because we're only young once. wow. I must say, I know you pretty well but I never knew that you were so…. how do I put this?? Scheduled…. yeah that’s a good word for it. Getting a C on a test won’t change the person you are. Slacking a little bit now and then won’t kill you. I know you want your younger sibilings to look up to you, but I realized something. If they see you doing all these things, running around and never having time for friends or for yourself, they will do the same. They might end up being in the same perdicament as you. You are putting an awful lot of pressure on yourself and I don’t blame you for wanting to take some time for yourself. My advice to you, just do it. Take a little time off from the rink (if at all possible) and sleep… hang with friends… eat… ANYTHING! Because we’re only young once.

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