People on People

People fascinate me. It's a fact that will never die. For a long time I believed I was tired of people, pulling away from them because of having too many bad experiences. Acquaintance to all, friend to none.

It was certainly true, I did that for awhile, but since then I've realized that this isn't completely true, the truth is my friendships are deeper now, that means that they take more time to keep up. I wonder if that's the natural part of growing up or just my own "evolution" of life. However now that I've recognized it I am able to be more realistic and honest about my current relationships and why they are the way they are.

Now that we've touched on the psychology of Sarah, I think it's great time to get back to my original point. People on People. I love people and I do so love watching them interact. I was reading an online article about schools potentially going year round, see my link. Low and behold there are so many posts, including one not entirely thought out post by a high schooler declaring how overworked and tired they already are. (Bad news on the horizon kid - once you join the work force it's over -- those bills must be paid.) But what is so funny is that people raise such an outcry, it's a simple opinion piece detailing why some think we should and the author even admits to having some resistance to the idea. Yet it's almost like that part of the article doesn't exist and the author's calling for all our schools to go to year round immediatly!

People on People --- honestly what more is there to say?