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Okay so for an art assignment I had to choose an object from a poem and draw it. Then I had to choose a metaphor for that object and draw it. Then I had to choose a metaphor for the first metaphor. So here's what I have: Object: Tree Frog (tree frogs are poisonous and frogs in general have a fairy tale quality, so for my metaphor I chose...) Metaphor #1: Poisonous apple Metaphor #2: ????? So what can I draw? Thanks!

I want to earn a bachelor's degree in veterinary technology BUT the only two colleges in my state that offer that program is community colleges. What's wrong with that? I want to go to a 4 year college and live the "real college life" plus.. I don't even live near those community colleges. So the question is: should I go to an out of state 4-year school that does offer that program or should I make it work going to a community college.

I think the only problem with going to an out of state school is that it's expensive and traveling may be a difficulty. Oh and with a community college - I don't wanna have to live at home and commute or live at a family member's house and commute! I want to be able to live in densely populated dorms where socializing is always possible!

By the way I am a freshman in college right now so I kind of need to make my decision pretty soon bcuz I'll have to transfer schools.

Thank you!!

what opportunities come their way and what relationships do they usually form?

What's your career? What degree did you earn? Any drawbacks? Bonuses? Are you happy/satisfied? Do you like your income? Any regrets?

Before the printing press there was only one copy of each right? And what if it was translated to different languages, and some parts were lost or altered...

Did you ever conside that?...

Sorry, don't mean to offend anyone. Just completely curious.

Think about it, theists have a massive book backing them with advice and reassurance. I've seen people become completely happy and enthusiastic when they are involved in their religion. I've seen religion change people for the better. Religion gives people infinite hope. Now atheists, I don't want an answer that falls along the lines of "I'd rather not be ignorant" because in my scenario, we are supposing that we are already ignorant. Ignorant people don't know they're ignorant, that is the cause of their ignorance!

Ok, now that I've made that point, don't you think it would be great to know that there is someone watching over you, guarding you. And that even after death, you are united with this someone?

I hope I made my point clear! Sorry if I didn't :/

Not sure if I'm wording this correctly. I'm trying to make a statement that although stuff happens, isn't it in your favor to forget and move on? Obviously, you can never literally "forget". However, it would do us some good if we looked at the positives instead? Like, there are literally more good things outweighing the bad in one's life. Thinking about one part event keep you from doing A LOT of things that may be good. For example, one's leg me amputated but they still have a functioning heart, brain, liver, etc. I'm guessing what I'm saying is that we should focus on the positive....

And now this is turning into some cliche quote...

Eh. Oh well. Hope you guys understood.

Here's mine:

The way we are able to observe insects in their little world, there was some sort of creatures with view of us that we are completely oblivious about. Not necessarily extra terrestrial life. At one point, the microscopic world (bacteria, gases, atoms) were completely excluded from our knowledge. I used to wonder if there was a sort of force or species of creatures that were immensely more intelligent than us. (Again, I'm not speaking of a green little alien. Something completely unimaginable).

I'm informed of the Big Bang Theory, however before that was the theory of Fission, Co -Formation, and Capture. The Big Bang Theory can never be proved or disproved.

For the religious folks : I'm sorry, but if you're gonna tell me your God created us, at least provide me with HOW. A Human cannot 'speak ' and it just appears. That sounds like paranormal business to me & I don't believe in magic.

The World is extremely complex, there are new theories, organisms, and facts being discovered each day. For example, I could write a 500 word essay on the number '4' alone because each and everything is elaborated to a far extent.

Also, why are there different races of people and which are the earliest ones?

Thanks for answering!

An interesting scenario for religious & anti religious folks!?

Imagine someone raising a child in "wilderness". No technology. They hunt/harvest for each meal. They know nothing of war, religion, other races, or other civilizations. Now imagine WHEN THEY BECOME AN ADULT, you present that person with the Holy Bible or another holy book. How would that person react? How would they react if they were asked to adopt the religion?

Give me detailed answers!

P.S.! Forget the petty details such as: if the person would be able to read/understand it. Let's just say yes & get that out of the way because that it truly irrelevant to my main question.

Imagine someone raising a child in "wilderness". No technology. They hunt/harvest for each meal. They know nothing of war, religion, other races, or other civilizations. Now imagine, you present that person with the Holy Bible or another holy book. How would that person react? How would they react if they were asked to adopt the religion?

Give me detailed answers!

Tricky question I wonder about. Answer however you'd like. I'm unsure about evolution or whatever.

Long story short...

I met a guy at a volunteering shift. I just assumed we would just do our work and not talk. I was totally surprised. He seemed intrigued by me. We talked about the music we like, our sports, where we grew up, our relationships. Each time he would take the conversation further, I would still be shocked he wanted to talk at all. I definitely felt some vibes and he had that expression on his face like he was really interested.

As my shift ended, I sort of just said "well, that went by faster than I thought. Nice talking with you, goodbye" I smiled warmly than left.

If he was into me (we talked for about 2 hours!!) Why wouldn't he ask for contact info at all?

So confusing

I've applied to 6 and my mom thinks it might be too much... but it can't hurt right? I feel confident at least half will accept me, then I'll go from there in order of top choices. I just want to feel secure & have open choices. Did you apply for ONLY your dream school? How many colleges accepted/denied you?

I'm entering college in the fall and I'm still UNDECIDED!

1. A photographer (do photography for a magazine or newspaper & sell work on the side)

2. A culinary nutritionist (do catering, preparing vegan/healthy meals)

3. Be a nutritionist in a hospital facility or something similar

^^^ These are all the career paths I can thinkof that I'm interested in.

I'm also interested in: Biology, Theology, and Animals. So if u can think of something related to those that could be made into a career... By the way, I would not like to be a teacher or educator.

You sense my presence

And I am aware of yours

We remain mute

Or once in a while, I surrender a curt “Hi”

Reluctantly, you acknowledge my presence, my existence

With your indifferent monotone reply

No eye contact

No interest in further conversation

Pretend as you do

It’s quite obvious

Let any other person speak to you

Your stepfather

Uncle

Nephew

Neighbor

The pizza guy

As pictures in a slide show, you’ve shifted

Listless to delightfulness

Bored to vigorous

Just as sudden as the weather

Beginning a tad cool

Clouds are introduced

Suddenly, there is a massive war of the winds

Seeing your behaviors, it’s like a magic trick

Interacting with others

From a cleverly hidden crease

Manners and flow of conversation is revealed

The apple you’re holding seems to hold your fascination

Maybe there is a little person there, on the apple

That I am without view of

He’s spewing out words, expressively

Telling a captivating story

You’re unable to glance away

Utterly spellbound by his choice of words

He’s began to tell how in his past life, he ruled a kingdom of intellectual, vocal elephants

But he didn’t have a past life

He isn’t telling a story

He isn’t even there at all

Simply pretending to be busied

That way, you won’t have to offer conversation

That way, you and I won’t have to pretend

That way, we are on the same page and chapters apart all at once

Both our lack of speech prove we are better off that way

did you hate/like/love it?

what kind of message am i trying to send?

THANK YOU!

How many years did you go to a university/college?

What degree did you earn?

Are you satisfied and happy with your choice?

What's your salary like?

What exactly is your job position?

Hi, I'm a senior in hs and interested in becoming a nutritionist or dietician (same thing right?). Can you recommend some books to read for beginners?

Also, tell me about your career and what your school was like. I'd really like to hear!

I want to do graphic design, however I do not have experience. Which means I don't have a portfolio either. In applying for graphic design school you will NEED a portfolio. I am an active artist, I do all sorts (painting, drawing, ceramics) and I've recently decided on graphic arts because I'd like to create visual advertisements and logos. The last time I did any graphic arts was 8th grade yearbook class! So this is my plan (i think):

After graduating 12th grade I'll take graphic design classes at a community college to gain experience, credits, and a portfolio. I'll also find a job so that I can save money for college. (my family is not wealthy, I will be applying for merit-based scholarships)

What are the pros and cons of starting 4year college late?

What shall I do?

All info is helpful, thanks!