Part of being a young adult, people change and act ridiculous, if it changes it'll be for the better.

We had a tight group of 7 friends in high school. We never fought or anything really. Then bam! I'm only friends with two of them now. Not even sure what happened. I'm happy for it though, I've moved on and made new friends who I appreciate. People change, that's the one thing I've really learned these last couple years.

Very true, it hurts at the time but in the end you'll end up meeting new people and everything will be sweet again. All part of growing up.

As you get older you generally lose friends but the ones you keep are the very best ones.

Amen to that. I've moved about the UK pretty much all my life and lost a whole lot of friends on the way. Worth it for the ones who bothered to keep in touch though.

As for my day, snow, snow and more snow :D

Me too. I have lived in four different towns and had 15 different address's for the first 22 years of my life.

I'm in texas right now. Bored out of my freakin mind. My sister just had a baby. So I guess I'm an uncle now.

What the hell is there to do in Texas? I'm in Clinton Park in Houston. BORRRRRING!!!

I was offered a job last week writing computer games to promote awareness of poverty in Laos (odd huh?) and then the CEO became very sick the next day and the project was scrapped. But I almost certainly have a new job developing handwriting/sketch recognition software for opthalmologists so I'm keen to start on that. It's getting lonely here with only one of my flatmates.

In other news... 3 years since I joined MB to the day.

hmmm...eh ya win some ya lose some. Unless you're me. then you just dont really have any friends. Instead you have a band of people who all like insulting each other if anyone gets touchy feely.

You'll be fine

I slept in, came to work at noon. Then my new boyfriend asks me to move to Dallas and drive semis with him in april next spring.


I'm considering it. But could this board really use another Texan? And could a Michigander survive in Texas?