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Virtuous Horizons

It certainly has been one hell of a semester. Between school, work, and fraternity, there has been way too much stress and way too much drama. Much of the stress has been self-imposed because of my desire to become so involved this past couple of months, but the drama has been brought about by people with mouths that are way too big, fueled by very insecure personalities. Say what you will, but the truth is that it's hard to see people break away and live their life, and the inability to cope with this results in badmouthing those who no longer wish to conform to their previous lifestyle. Don't be surprised when karma deals you your just desserts.

All of this stuff certainly has began to take it's toll on me, both mentally and physically. My mind is tired, and sorely needs some time to just be able to not think about anything, something that I wish I could look forward to over the summer but realistically cannot do. Between working orientation and then returning home in between sessions to help with my family, I must prepare for a long summer. Physically, I've been ill more times this past semester than I think I have ever been, mostly because of the toll of stress and long hours without sleep. My immune system isn't the only thing feeling the impact, though; it isn't rare anymore that I find my joints hurting and muscles aching from days of overexerting myself. I really wish I could just step away for a bit and get some rest.

But it's been worth every moment of it. For I've not only discovered much about myself, but also about those who I surround myself with. Friendship is a principle I hold dear, and over the course of this semester many a times has my friendship with people been tested; the results could not have been more clear to me. I've lost some who I thought to be true, I've gained some who I can call brothers. And with the semester rapidly drawing to a close, I can feel satisfied in what I have accomplished, and the bright future that lays ahead of me.

One Love,
Phi Alpha.

Labels: drama, friendship, karma, people, reality, rest, semester, stress, truth

On Sunday, May 16, 2010 at 3:05 PM

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Bienvenue Welcome! Click any of the 5 buttons above to begin. Entrées - Entries Profil - Profile Amis - Friends Parlez - Tagboard/Discussion Space Mémoires - Memories/Archives Stick around if you have some time and listen to some awesome songs! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)	Virtuous Horizons It certainly has been one hell of a semester. Between school, work, and fraternity, there has been way too much stress and way too much drama. Much of the stress has been self-imposed because of my desire to become so involved this past couple of months, but the drama has been brought about by people with mouths that are way too big, fueled by very insecure personalities. Say what you will, but the truth is that it's hard to see people break away and live their life, and the inability to cope with this results in badmouthing those who no longer wish to conform to their previous lifestyle. Don't be surprised when karma deals you your just desserts. All of this stuff certainly has began to take it's toll on me, both mentally and physically. My mind is tired, and sorely needs some time to just be able to not think about anything, something that I wish I could look forward to over the summer but realistically cannot do. Between working orientation and then returning home in between sessions to help with my family, I must prepare for a long summer. Physically, I've been ill more times this past semester than I think I have ever been, mostly because of the toll of stress and long hours without sleep. My immune system isn't the only thing feeling the impact, though; it isn't rare anymore that I find my joints hurting and muscles aching from days of overexerting myself. I really wish I could just step away for a bit and get some rest. But it's been worth every moment of it. For I've not only discovered much about myself, but also about those who I surround myself with. Friendship is a principle I hold dear, and over the course of this semester many a times has my friendship with people been tested; the results could not have been more clear to me. I've lost some who I thought to be true, I've gained some who I can call brothers. And with the semester rapidly drawing to a close, I can feel satisfied in what I have accomplished, and the bright future that lays ahead of me. One Love, Phi Alpha. Labels: drama, friendship, karma, people, reality, rest, semester, stress, truth On Sunday, May 16, 2010 at 3:05 PM	About me I am currently a graduate student studying education and will update my thoughts and experiences here periodically. Though the content of my blog may not always be the most intellectually stimulating, I believe that there is always a lesson to be learned from my posts, even if it's just a nonsensical story. I find poetry in ordinary life experiences and capture what memories I can through my camera's lens. At the end of the day I'm just another regular guy who needs to write his thoughts somewhere, and I hope you get some enjoyment out of my musings. All of the best, BK	Friends Flo Y. Andrew J. Justin Y. David H. Lawrence S. Richie P. Connie C. Davic C. Karla Q. Uyen L. Shannon Y. Bou P. Steph L. Nah L. Katie T. Jenny N. Liz N. Trinh H. Sara K. Ashlie M.	By title Virtuous Horizons By month January 2009 February 2009 March 2009 May 2009 June 2009 July 2009 August 2009 September 2009 October 2009 November 2009 January 2010 May 2010 June 2010 July 2010 August 2010 November 2010 February 2011 May 2011 October 2011 January 2012 March 2012 September 2013 September 2014
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