Ding dong, they got what they deserved

[Guest guest]

So the drama mamas kinda got a taste of what they deserve after their

performance in class Wednesday. My instructor rocks so she was very fair &

yet firm about it. Basically we all got 25 points for doing a group project

in class and since they left early, they didn't get it. They started to

complain & say they were going to go to someone higher up, and my instructor

said " I all ready spoke to the president of the school. By all means, you

can try, but I don't think you're going to win " .

Surprisingly, today was much more drama-free. It was great =D

Hopefully they'll get the point. They HAVE GOT to be aware that the

instructor/s as well as the administrators are on to their shenanigans.

They also got written up, which goes into their file. Basically, 3 write

ups and you're out. Granted, you could still really flub up and get kicked

out with less than 3 (obviously) but I honestly do hope they will get it

together & get with the program so to speak. Though, I am not naive enough

to think that it will happen. Then again, I like being proven wrong on

stuff like that!

I wanted to hug my instructor after she said that first thing this morning.

Rock on, Ms. Instructor! Ty for putting your foot down & being fair the

the rest of us who cooperated and stuck around =)

Still can't believe they just stood up & left while the stand-in instructor

(who is basically 2nd in command over our nursing program) was lecturing.

Oh my oh my. Might be able to get away with that in a huge class, but when

you've got 20ish students, yep... much more noticeable. So today, I applaud

my instructor and administrators for doing the right thing.

Mia

[Guest guest]

*LIKE!!!!!!*

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> So the drama mamas kinda got a taste of what they deserve after their

> performance in class Wednesday. My instructor rocks so she was very fair &

> yet firm about it. Basically we all got 25 points for doing a group project

> in class and since they left early, they didn't get it. They started to

> complain & say they were going to go to someone higher up, and my

> instructor

> said " I all ready spoke to the president of the school. By all means, you

> can try, but I don't think you're going to win " .

>

> Surprisingly, today was much more drama-free. It was great =D

>

> Hopefully they'll get the point. They HAVE GOT to be aware that the

> instructor/s as well as the administrators are on to their shenanigans.

> They also got written up, which goes into their file. Basically, 3 write

> ups and you're out. Granted, you could still really flub up and get kicked

> out with less than 3 (obviously) but I honestly do hope they will get it

> together & get with the program so to speak. Though, I am not naive enough

> to think that it will happen. Then again, I like being proven wrong on

> stuff like that!

>

> I wanted to hug my instructor after she said that first thing this morning.

> Rock on, Ms. Instructor! Ty for putting your foot down & being fair the

> the rest of us who cooperated and stuck around =)

>

> Still can't believe they just stood up & left while the stand-in instructor

> (who is basically 2nd in command over our nursing program) was lecturing.

> Oh my oh my. Might be able to get away with that in a huge class, but when

> you've got 20ish students, yep... much more noticeable. So today, I applaud

> my instructor and administrators for doing the right thing.

>

> Mia

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, hopefully they got the chips knocked off their shoulders and will

straighten up and fly right now.

Hopefully it's just the kind of arrogance that comes with youth. I had it too

(they are younger, right?). Usually people can outgrow that. I think of some

crap I pulled while in school and just shake my head at myself. But I was young

and stupid and thought I knew everything. Isn't that the mantra of youth?

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> So the drama mamas kinda got a taste of what they deserve after their

> performance in class Wednesday. My instructor rocks so she was very fair &

> yet firm about it. Basically we all got 25 points for doing a group project

> in class and since they left early, they didn't get it. They started to

> complain & say they were going to go to someone higher up, and my instructor

> said " I all ready spoke to the president of the school. By all means, you

> can try, but I don't think you're going to win " .

>

> Surprisingly, today was much more drama-free. It was great =D

>

> Hopefully they'll get the point. They HAVE GOT to be aware that the

> instructor/s as well as the administrators are on to their shenanigans.

> They also got written up, which goes into their file. Basically, 3 write

> ups and you're out. Granted, you could still really flub up and get kicked

> out with less than 3 (obviously) but I honestly do hope they will get it

> together & get with the program so to speak. Though, I am not naive enough

> to think that it will happen. Then again, I like being proven wrong on

> stuff like that!

>

> I wanted to hug my instructor after she said that first thing this morning.

> Rock on, Ms. Instructor! Ty for putting your foot down & being fair the

> the rest of us who cooperated and stuck around =)

>

> Still can't believe they just stood up & left while the stand-in instructor

> (who is basically 2nd in command over our nursing program) was lecturing.

> Oh my oh my. Might be able to get away with that in a huge class, but when

> you've got 20ish students, yep... much more noticeable. So today, I applaud

> my instructor and administrators for doing the right thing.

>

> Mia

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's encouraging that the princesses are straightening up, and its encouraging

to know that the school does boot out real screw-ups with their " three strikes

and you're out " policy. Only time will tell if these individuals truly want to

do the hard work and study it takes to become nurses, or not. Thanks for the

update!

-Annie

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> So the drama mamas kinda got a taste of what they deserve after their

> performance in class Wednesday. My instructor rocks so she was very fair &

> yet firm about it. Basically we all got 25 points for doing a group project

> in class and since they left early, they didn't get it. They started to

> complain & say they were going to go to someone higher up, and my instructor

> said " I all ready spoke to the president of the school. By all means, you

> can try, but I don't think you're going to win " .

>

> Surprisingly, today was much more drama-free. It was great =D

>

> Hopefully they'll get the point. They HAVE GOT to be aware that the

> instructor/s as well as the administrators are on to their shenanigans.

> They also got written up, which goes into their file. Basically, 3 write

> ups and you're out. Granted, you could still really flub up and get kicked

> out with less than 3 (obviously) but I honestly do hope they will get it

> together & get with the program so to speak. Though, I am not naive enough

> to think that it will happen. Then again, I like being proven wrong on

> stuff like that!

>

> I wanted to hug my instructor after she said that first thing this morning.

> Rock on, Ms. Instructor! Ty for putting your foot down & being fair the

> the rest of us who cooperated and stuck around =)

>

> Still can't believe they just stood up & left while the stand-in instructor

> (who is basically 2nd in command over our nursing program) was lecturing.

> Oh my oh my. Might be able to get away with that in a huge class, but when

> you've got 20ish students, yep... much more noticeable. So today, I applaud

> my instructor and administrators for doing the right thing.

>

> Mia

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Told ya so!

[Guest guest]

lol, thanks guys. Yes, they are younger. Not sure on their ages, I'd say

19 - 22? Maybe it is a thing that comes with youth. I think I skipped it

growing up (like many other " normal " things younger folks do) due to my

nada... or should I say due to the fear of her. Yikes.

I can put up with it without acting like an arse myself, but, yeah this is

getting really old.

In other news... I have found several gray hairs. I think I am having a

mini mid-life crisis. I feel too young for it =\ So I'm dying it tonight

haha.

Mia

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[Guest guest]

A few grey hairs?

From the man with the silver white mane on top..

No sympathy, whiner!

lol

Doug

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[Guest guest]

Ha ha mia, just put color on your hair - it will go gray but you won't need

to know. That's what I do. The only flaw is that then I get them in my

EYEBROWS AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

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[Guest guest]

lol, thanks Doug & Girlscout! I have to use eyebrow powder stuff on them to

even make them visible! When I plucked one and showed fiance, he looked at

the top of my head & said, " You've got some here, and here, and here too " .

I just gave him the evil eye and dyed my hair! Feel too young for this.

Maybe it's the drama mamas, fiance's crazy uBPD ex wife, and BPD

nada/grandnada who have given me grays! Someone must pay! lol.

Mia

On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Girlscout Cowboy <

girlscout.cowboy@...> wrote:

> Ha ha mia, just put color on your hair - it will go gray but you won't need

> to know. That's what I do. The only flaw is that then I get them in my

> EYEBROWS AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

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[Guest guest]

Er, the eybrow powder is obviously for my eyebrows. I can't even type a

straight thought tonight lol.

> lol, thanks Doug & Girlscout! I have to use eyebrow powder stuff on them

> to even make them visible! When I plucked one and showed fiance, he looked

> at the top of my head & said, " You've got some here, and here, and here

> too " . I just gave him the evil eye and dyed my hair! Feel too young for

> this. Maybe it's the drama mamas, fiance's crazy uBPD ex wife, and BPD

> nada/grandnada who have given me grays! Someone must pay! lol.

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> Mia

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> On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Girlscout Cowboy <

> girlscout.cowboy@...> wrote:

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>> Ha ha mia, just put color on your hair - it will go gray but you won't

>> need

>> to know. That's what I do. The only flaw is that then I get them in my

>> EYEBROWS AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

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[Guest guest]

Grrr not cool to point out gray hair boyfriend, but each hair was def

earned!!!! I say slap color on there and never look again!

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> Er, the eybrow powder is obviously for my eyebrows. I can't even type a

> straight thought tonight lol.

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> > lol, thanks Doug & Girlscout! I have to use eyebrow powder stuff on them

> > to even make them visible! When I plucked one and showed fiance, he

> looked

> > at the top of my head & said, " You've got some here, and here, and here

> > too " . I just gave him the evil eye and dyed my hair! Feel too young for

> > this. Maybe it's the drama mamas, fiance's crazy uBPD ex wife, and BPD

> > nada/grandnada who have given me grays! Someone must pay! lol.

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> > Mia

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> > On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Girlscout Cowboy <

> > girlscout.cowboy@...> wrote:

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> >> Ha ha mia, just put color on your hair - it will go gray but you won't

> >> need

> >> to know. That's what I do. The only flaw is that then I get them in my

> >> EYEBROWS AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

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