What's another food that is tough to get away with?
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
I HATE Black Licorice Flavor!
Today, in my Business Marketing class the students had to undergo an experiment.
My experiment was scheduled at 4:00pm, I had work from 2-4pm today. Unfortunately, it was a busy day and professors asked me to help them with their tasks. As I was working, I realized that it was already 4:02pm. In shock, I ran out of the office and bolted to my experiment.
It was literally 4:05pm by the time I got there, and as I reached for the handle, the leader of the experiment walked out and gave me a lecture about being late and how it was unethical. While she was lecturing me, the experiment had already began and I was not able to make it to my experiment time slot.
But fortunately, there was another one at 5pm. So during my down time I went back to work and finished up my work and worked for another hour (just realized I said work too many times).
When it was time for my experiment again, I walked up to her and said "is this ethical enough for you?" and took my seat. Tired from the long day, I just wanted to finish the surveys for the experiment group I was part of and eat.
One of the surveys, I had to take involved eating jellybeans. When the experiment leader was distributing jellybeans I noticed that people were getting assorted colors of jellybeans. I look at the bag that the experiment leader gave to me and all I could see were black ones...
In my head I was thinking, "all of these jellybeans BETTER be Grape flavored or else I am going to throw a fit."
As I grabbed my first jellybean and popped it in my mouth....
I got a strong flavor of.... BLACK LICORICE! YUCK!
Long story short, I had a bag full of black liquorish flavored jellybeans to eat. FML.
I am not a happy camper.
My experiment was scheduled at 4:00pm, I had work from 2-4pm today. Unfortunately, it was a busy day and professors asked me to help them with their tasks. As I was working, I realized that it was already 4:02pm. In shock, I ran out of the office and bolted to my experiment.
It was literally 4:05pm by the time I got there, and as I reached for the handle, the leader of the experiment walked out and gave me a lecture about being late and how it was unethical. While she was lecturing me, the experiment had already began and I was not able to make it to my experiment time slot.
But fortunately, there was another one at 5pm. So during my down time I went back to work and finished up my work and worked for another hour (just realized I said work too many times).
When it was time for my experiment again, I walked up to her and said "is this ethical enough for you?" and took my seat. Tired from the long day, I just wanted to finish the surveys for the experiment group I was part of and eat.
One of the surveys, I had to take involved eating jellybeans. When the experiment leader was distributing jellybeans I noticed that people were getting assorted colors of jellybeans. I look at the bag that the experiment leader gave to me and all I could see were black ones...
In my head I was thinking, "all of these jellybeans BETTER be Grape flavored or else I am going to throw a fit."
As I grabbed my first jellybean and popped it in my mouth....
I got a strong flavor of.... BLACK LICORICE! YUCK!
Long story short, I had a bag full of black liquorish flavored jellybeans to eat. FML.
I am not a happy camper.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Thump
"Why do we fall. To pick ourselves back up again." (Batman)
This quote is so true.
Let's dust off our dirty knees, clear our minds, focus, and chase after what we came here to do.
This quote is so true.
Let's dust off our dirty knees, clear our minds, focus, and chase after what we came here to do.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
YADAH!
Open arms for me is an act of surrender and welcomeness.
To surrender to another represents humility and maturity.
Yadah!
We will all grow together.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
iPad-Apple tries to go for it again!
Honestly, I don't know what to think. I guess going bigger is the trend now.
Go BIG OR GO HOME!
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
When I grow up I want to be...
USC invited Larry King to the speak at our Auditorium today!
One word, "wow".
He speaks with such charisma, approaches situations from past political experience, and is just a witty guy.
Hearing his vivid stories were inspirational and incredible.
One of the many messages I will take away from this experience would be to "be yourself".
I mean come on, we hear it all the time, but what we hear in continuity is what is really true.
I also went to USC's only gospel choir yesterday called SBG (Saved By Grace). Amazing voices, it was like I was a part of the Sister's Act again. This might be kind of weird, but I believe that an individual who can sing with confidence (doesn't have to be good or bad) is someone who generates a symbol of joy through the human body. That was very generic, I know, but it shows a lot of persona in my opinion.
As a college student, my goal is to tackle certain obstacles I would in one glance say "HELL NO"to because we only get to live once right?
To be more focused on now than the past.
One word, "wow".
He speaks with such charisma, approaches situations from past political experience, and is just a witty guy.
Hearing his vivid stories were inspirational and incredible.
One of the many messages I will take away from this experience would be to "be yourself".
I mean come on, we hear it all the time, but what we hear in continuity is what is really true.
I also went to USC's only gospel choir yesterday called SBG (Saved By Grace). Amazing voices, it was like I was a part of the Sister's Act again. This might be kind of weird, but I believe that an individual who can sing with confidence (doesn't have to be good or bad) is someone who generates a symbol of joy through the human body. That was very generic, I know, but it shows a lot of persona in my opinion.
As a college student, my goal is to tackle certain obstacles I would in one glance say "HELL NO"to because we only get to live once right?
To be more focused on now than the past.
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