Thanks, I will keep that in mind.
I know you're in the US and it may be different from Canada but how is the transition from high-school to university? (Im not sure if ppl in the US go to university directly or college then uni.). I'm pretty scared about the transition XD
Well, the transition was pretty easy for me since I was already a good student. Also, I took some collegiate courses while in high school. It's not so bad so long as you realize that you will need to do more work in your university.
If you could have any animals as a pet, which animal would you choose?
Parameters:
- The animal would be docile towards you and your family
- You had enough land for the animal to live in
- You had the finances to take care of it
A would choose a mammoth. Reasons:
1. No one else has one.
2. If they're anything like elephants, they should be relatively intelligent and capable of learning numerous behaviors.
3. I could ride it like a furry tractor.
4. No one would **** with the guy riding a mammoth.
5. They look ****ing cool:
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My new National Geographic came in today, and the cover story is titled "Reviving Extinct Species". I'm excited to read it.
okay, my question.. I have 3 different jobs right now, Im a chef at all of them. Two are currently in competition with each other for me to stay at their restaurants. I dont really know how to choose between them, both offers are the same, (they're just matching each other) One is a chain (no I dont work fast food) and the other is a local spot. I dont particularly like either of them that well due to the people i work with, shift change is not an option. The only difference is that im a line chef at one and a pantry chef at the other, (two different "levels" so to speak) Im trying to swing all three at the moment but Im also a full time student. Anyways, how would you go about picking between two places? I know it seems like a no brainer and a very stupid and simple question.
Things you should consider:
- Wages: You say they are matching each other. See how high they will go.
- Promotion: See if either will promote you to a higher station. I looked up the difference between line and pantry chef, but I don't know that one is necessarily all that better than the other.
- Location: How far away from your home is each place?
- Scheduling: How lenient are they with creating your shifts around your class schedule? Do they make accomodations for busy times like midterms?
You'll have to weigh those options out. Personally, I don't even work one job during the school year, and I wouldn't work any more than I have to. The long term payout of you doing well in school outweighs any chump change you'll make as a low level chef. As an alternative, you should consider applying for more scholarships and grants. Student loans are debatable, but they may be preferable to slaving over a hot stove.
Correct again.
A poison of the soul, passions cruel and counterpart, from love she grows until love lies slain. of what do i speak?
This one was worded oddly, but I think I've got it. Envy?
do you have a favorite book or author??
My favorite book is probably The Three Musketeers. My favorite authors are Alexandre Dumas, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Rudyard Kipling.
