Going to Kmart at like 5 am thanksgiving morning. Then over to my aunt echoes house to get all the food ready for the day and eat around 1-1:30 then going Black Friday shopping that evening
Do you believe that what you are taught in school is as important as the teachers say? Why or why not?
Some things are while others aren't important. Someone asked my math teacher "when are we going to use this in real life?" He said something life math isn't about the numbers it's about how to solve problems in the real world when your out of school. Some things matter you need to learn to read and write while you don't need history for 12 years of your life after schools over but some of the things really do matter.
I've been hearing about people complain that Christmas is being celebrated before Thanksgiving accordingly What are your thoughts? Do you think it makes no difference and that Christmas is much more exploited than Thanksgiving?
I don't think it's matters when you put your tree up or start decorating. It's just getting you into the sprit. We don't celebrate thanksgiving at home so we usually decorate before because it doesn't matter. It doesn't make a difference if your eating thanksgiving dinner by a Christmas tree. If so many people want to bash others for decorating then why do the stores start selling Christmas stuff so early? It really makes no difference to me.
Okay so I know I'm going to get crap for this, but I'm very curious. I've heard a lot about of stereotypical things about blind people lately. So when you think of a blind, or visually impaired person, or when you see someone with a white cane, what is something you think of? If this makes sense.
I'd like to say thank you guys for wanting to be back on my spam list. I actually like reading your answers. I do enjoy sending spam. I hope you all had a nice day.
Sorry guys, that spam was terrible :// I'm really down this evening so my mind just wasn't focused.
I'm going to try and clear out the controversial spam I have, my inbox is available for whatever. Questions, tips, advice. Have a good night.