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[bloodline]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Now that's the point, this showed that I haven't learned from my mistakes I have made in the past, because of the fuss I had this year.

Would you like to share, I'm sure some here might be able to offer assistance!

[Speelgoedmannetje]

Well, on one day, my sis decided to marry and go to the US, a friend died, and there was a broken into my parents' house.

[bloodline]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Well, on one day, my sis decided to marry and go to the US, a friend died, and there was a broken into my parents' house.

Your sister's marriage is a good thing, nicht wahr?
Yes, as we get old more people we know die :-( Were you close?
Did anything get broken or stolen from your parents house?

[Speelgoedmannetje]

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Well, on one day, my sis decided to marry and go to the US, a friend died, and there was a broken into my parents' house.

Your sister's marriage is a good thing, nicht wahr?
Yes, as we get old more people we know die :-( Were you close?
Did anything get broken or stolen from your parents house?

Well, twas a friend of my parents, really. But the marriage (and the emigration too) was a good thing. But talking about having mixed feelings! Well, there was a bit broken, not much though. But after that there has been repeatedly broken into my parent's house, leaving them completely startled. They're better now, and the main suspect has been caught and has confessed. (it's a local village, for local people, where my parents live, you know ;-) )

[bloodline]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Well, on one day, my sis decided to marry and go to the US, a friend died, and there was a broken into my parents' house.

Your sister's marriage is a good thing, nicht wahr?
Yes, as we get old more people we know die :-( Were you close?
Did anything get broken or stolen from your parents house?

Well, twas a friend of my parents, really.

Yes, I've lost a few friends... and a couple of family members this year, so I do understand.  But I tend to be philosophical about such matters...

But the marriage (and the emigration too) was a good thing. But talking about having mixed feelings!

A change as big as that is going to cause ambivalence... but as long as your sister is happy, that is all you can ask for!

Well, there was a bit broken, not much though. But after that there has been repeatedly broken into my parent's house, leaving them completely startled. They're better now, and the main suspect has been caught and has confessed. (it's a local village, for local people, where my parents live, you know ;-) )

Ha! that's great news! :-)

[motorollin]

I think it's perfectly reasonable for a lapse in professionalism to occur when you have so much going on in your personal life. Any reasonable teacher/employer/whoever should understand that and cut you some slack. As I said before, I think you're being far too hard on yourself under the circumstances.

It sounds like you need a holiday :-)

[Speelgoedmannetje]

motorollin wrote:
I think it's perfectly reasonable for a lapse in professionalism to occur when you have so much going on in your personal life. Any reasonable teacher/employer/whoever should understand that and cut you some slack. As I said before, I think you're being far too hard on yourself under the circumstances.

Hm, yes, but I think I wasn't really aware of that.

It sounds like you need a holiday :-)

Sure thing. I'll sure gonna enjoy the hospitality of the Scots. :-)

[motorollin]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

motorollin wrote:
I think it's perfectly reasonable for a lapse in professionalism to occur when you have so much going on in your personal life. Any reasonable teacher/employer/whoever should understand that and cut you some slack. As I said before, I think you're being far too hard on yourself under the circumstances.

Hm, yes, but I think I wasn't really aware of that.

Perhaps not at the time, but my point was that looking back you shouldn't feel that you failed. You were just affected by personal issues which were beyond your control.

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Sure thing. I'll sure gonna enjoy the hospitality of the Scots. :-)

"During the Summer, literally tens of people flock to Scotland" :lol:

[Karlos]

bloodline wrote:
HAhahahaha... and down goes the thread.. not for the first time, eh! :oops:

*sniff*

Awww! You guys are all grown up now; you don't need me anymore

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