Sectorgame

I've noticed a pattern in everything I do, from working, to learning a foreign language, to learning how to do physical things and even down to this site. I rarely take pride in my work and always think I should be pushing myself more, either because my skills are lacking or because I think I'm not learning as fast as I should be. I think it's ok to push harder but it's also affecting my personality. I am the most stubborn person on this planet to some of my friends, I always have to stick to my guns, I always have to do things without help. I think it's making me a bit stiff because I'm always fed up that I'm not doing 'good' at a particular thing even if people say I am.

An example, I've been working out more over the past few months, but I think *not good enough, gotta do more...

How the heck did I get into this mindset?

How long till you're 30?

Seriously though, it's an artistic thing, I'm never, ever satisfied with stuff I do, I got 96% for my programming assignment in Uni, and I thought I'd done a terrible job.

That's why I've always said we're alike

LOL You have a longer temper though

The worst part for me isn't the general 'dissatisfaction', it's that, of late, I've been getting memory flashes for absolutely no reason at, of embarassing moments in my life. I can be walking down the street minding my own business and suddenly my memory will go 'Hey! Remember.....this?'. It's quite frustrating

It's fine as long as you still enjoy what you're doing. I don't think it's a bad thing because you will always learn something everyday (which something we should all do).

Flipside wrote: The worst part for me isn't the general 'dissatisfaction', it's that, of late, I've been getting memory flashes for absolutely no reason at, of embarassing moments in my life.

Bloody 'ell! That's exactly like me.. I even remember things from back in school sometimes! Is this the universes way of reminding us to not make an idiot of ourselves again?

There used to be a particular area of street next to my uni that smelled very strongly of a honey-oaty-type breakfast cereal, and it always annoyed me that I couldn't remember the name of said cereal.

Honey-oat-cereal?

Wild Fragaria wrote:Honey-oat-cereal?

Ummm, sure - why not?

I think it was honey something, anyways. Quite chunky. And shaped a bit like 3 'o's together. And golden.

Golden grahams?


I dont know if American cereal brands are similar to UK ones though...

UK = Superior Cereal Brands (and confectionery)

orly?

Honey Shreddies = Win

I prefer standard ones to honey. But let's agree that both kinds > *

I prefer the original too. One thing that honey does work on though, is Cheerios! US scores an extra point for inventing them