Class of March 2016 Support Part 12
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Well Applekat, my class was even smaller than yours. A far cry from the 400-500 in middle school. Clearly I had changed schools by then...not necessarily of my own volition.
Kind of interesting to wonder whether a big or small class is better. Smaller of course gives you more access to teachers in theory, but also more chances to be ostracized as you know everyone. But a large class gives you more people to be ostracized by and potentially less one on one class time should you need it. Neither was an issue for me but I do wonder.
Kind of interesting to wonder whether a big or small class is better. Smaller of course gives you more access to teachers in theory, but also more chances to be ostracized as you know everyone. But a large class gives you more people to be ostracized by and potentially less one on one class time should you need it. Neither was an issue for me but I do wonder.
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Originally Posted by CaseyW 
Every little bit helps, Bobbieka. Thank you.
So I'm color blind and I can't tell which one is the little red square on the choose your font color thing here, so I just have to pick a random color and then change the actual name of the color to "Red."
So I'm color blind and I can't tell which one is the little red square on the choose your font color thing here, so I just have to pick a random color and then change the actual name of the color to "Red."
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Originally Posted by CaseyW
You're not randomly chiming in, immri--you are swooping in and out of the conversation like the masked superhero you are!
Or dropping in like a rabid koala. Grr!
Or dropping in like a rabid koala. Grr!
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Originally Posted by Bobbieka
That's funny and unusual, Mish. Women aren't usually colorblind.
Originally Posted by Mish
Hahahahaha I almost just fell off my chair laughing. Man I love this class. My colleagues keep on looking at me strangely when I keep randomly bursting out into laughter.
How are those sardines and beets, Bobbieka?
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Originally Posted by Bobbieka
That's funny and unusual, Mish. Women aren't usually colorblind.
In school I was a complete nerd. Lanky with bucked teeth and freckles. I loved school though....straight A student...but sadly no friends. I was a little unusual also...didn't quite see things the way other kids did and was always saying dumb stuff. I still think I'm odd....my husband says he loves how quirky I am. It makes all sorts to make the world go around and I really love the person I am even if I'm a little odd.....It's taken quite a while though.
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Purple is the big one I have trouble with though there are definite red-green and even some other issues there as well. I'm not sure that I've ever really seen purple. I mean I can tell that there's something different about purple things as compared to many blue things but the purple things still look basically blue to me. They're just a different blue to me.
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Even though I've seen Mish's picture before and agree with you, Bobbieka, I've got to say that this is always how I picture Mish first:
Your cat must have inherited some of your quirkiness, Mish. That might be my favorite personal picture I've ever seen shared here on SR.
Your cat must have inherited some of your quirkiness, Mish. That might be my favorite personal picture I've ever seen shared here on SR.
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Just finished up reading in a hot bath for most of the last hour. Very relaxing. Going to go to bed early tonight. Thanks to all of you for keeping me entertained today, for helping me achieve my lifelong goal that I only discovered today of hitting the 30 page mark here, and, most importantly, for keeping me sober one more day. Day 53 is in the books and this is now officially the third longest run of sobriety I've had since I first started drinking in 1999.
If you're struggling tonight, get in here and ask for help or post an SOS thread on the Newcomers forum. You're not alone. And remember you don't have to take that first drink today no matter what.
If you're struggling tonight, get in here and ask for help or post an SOS thread on the Newcomers forum. You're not alone. And remember you don't have to take that first drink today no matter what.
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Love reading this thread when I'm bored at work, you guys are funny. I've been told to cut back on the caffeine so I'm only now at 1pm having my first coffee, completely unheard of. Don't get an actual lunch break though so I hope it fills the spot for a while!!
Agh back to work
Agh back to work
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I will catch up on posts later but for now - time for a new thread :
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...part-13-a.html
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http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...part-13-a.html
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