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Post by Mireille on Feb 3, 2006 14:23:11 GMT 1
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Post by ambrosia on Feb 3, 2006 18:44:05 GMT 1
Now I feel bad... In the last couple of days I'm constantly hearing about the realization of someone's dream and I feel so useless cause I still feel so far away from realizing mine...  But at least someone else always does, so, [shadow=teal,left,300]Congratulations, Filip!!![/shadow]  Btw, pity he didn't share that joke with us, maybe we could compensate with our laughter a bit...  Indeed it can be sooooo traumatic feeling so stupid and silly in front of dozens of people, especially when they're people you know and see everyday...  I mean, if they were strangers, they'd never see you again and who cares, no problem, but when it comes to school-mates you see everyday, you can' help but wonder next time if they still remember that embarrassing incident... But ppl forget easily at the age of 14-15, that's for sure! *phew* ;D |
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Post by Magdalena on Feb 3, 2006 20:31:14 GMT 1
Filip has been in school for a long time, but I think this is perfect for him so I hope he can stick it out and graduate. Sports journalism naturally comes to mind, but he'll do great in whatever field he chooses.
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Post by EMJO on Feb 3, 2006 21:00:59 GMT 1
Oh I just love all the e-moments ...makes me feel better about mine ...
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Post by ambrosia on Feb 4, 2006 11:46:01 GMT 1
Oh I just love all the e-moments ...makes me feel better about mine ... Yah! Sometimes you read about other ppl's experiences and then you realize this has happened to you too! And suddenly you realize we're not that stupid after all, perhaps moments like this are totally natural in a way -- it's just that some people are too insecure to talk about them!  |
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Post by EMJO on Feb 4, 2006 15:06:59 GMT 1
Ambrosia you couldn´t have said it better ....
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Post by Katis on Feb 4, 2006 15:24:04 GMT 1
 Filip As soon as I saw the first words "I took a speech class..." I felt with him. I had a speech course this semester and though anyting like that happened to me, well I never feel good when I have to speak in front of bigger group of people, I'm not a good speaker.  And yes, ambrosia, you are right. I think situations like this happen and one feels soooo stupid at the moment, but then you hear about what happened to others and sometimes you can say to yourself that it wasn't even that bad as you first thought. |
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Post by Sunshine Lizzie on Feb 9, 2006 8:39:08 GMT 1
yes, exactly what I thought, Katis "I took a speech class..."  |
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But at least someone else always does, so, 
Indeed it can be sooooo traumatic feeling so stupid and silly in front of dozens of people, especially when they're people you know and see everyday... 
I mean, if they were strangers, they'd never see you again and who cares, no problem, but when it comes to school-mates you see everyday, you can' help but wonder next time if they still remember that embarrassing incident... 
