I love thrift stores so bad, I have one back home that has lots of old materiel and they sell it by weight!! its like 1-2$ per pound xP

I rarely buy my own clothe I usually just get it given to me and I have a large closet full!

Does anyone know if the soom bird/dragon feet fit on the new dollshe bodies?

I don't think that they do.

But yeah same here with mine, usually it's whatever has been stained a wee bit and no goodwill would want it. So why not use what's not stained?

Pshhh I'd use stained stuff

Lol sometimes I do too depending on where the stain is, what made the stain, and how large the stain is.

free/cheap material is what it is why not find a use for it!

I luff fwee

I love free too lol

Free is a girls best friend, especially a college students.

I would guess so
>.> I knows nothing of college

TwT It eats your soul!!!!!
And makes you understand why free is a good thing.
Basically it can either make you or break you. >w>

I bet!
some good reasons I have no intentions on going!
plus the fact why pay so much when I know I can't handle that kind on learning

If only they had a special ed college, if only


It would most definitely break me

^w^ Oh I'm complaining about it, but I wouldn't trade the time I spend going for anything in the world.
Knowledge is power, and I intend to come out on top.

Most college these days have a program meant to help people with learning disabilities. I know that my community college does. They offer tutors, extra time on tests, ext.

Well like you said it'll either make you or break you, as long as you know which of the two you are your all good!

I might have to look into that one day
just not any day close to now

Lol you never know for sure. It's impossible to do so. My psychology class showed me that, but some people just aren't willing enough to try. A friend of mine is like that, granted she didn't realize she was one of those people. Until she failed two classes anyway.

I went to a adult learning center because I couldn't learn the way my school was teaching and they refused to help me.

>w> I dropped out of my high school, got my GED, and going as an English major.
I was of those kids that was just to smart for the school.

Teachers in my community college work with those that have problems, all you have to do is talk to them. I'm with Staralight: I complain about college, but I wouldn't trade it in. Besides for the math classes, I have a ball. XD

Thrift stories are awesome, last time I went into one, I got a sleeveless dress with matching duster (brown or olive green, depending on light,) and an entirely sequined skirt and shirt outfit that is too small for me. It has a rip down the side (probably why it was tossed in there,) so something that was originally expensive, I got for a steal. Hell, my bone china tea set was never used, is vintage, has the woven case to carry it all and I got it for $22. XD

Then they were not doing their job, Magiek. I've seen a lot of cases where they just give up on people because they are too lazy. ._. Way too many cases.

Edit: I just read and drew through all me classes... Except Latin class and Astrology... Can't go wrong with teachers wearing togas and tye dye dress pants.

I dropped from middle school
My older sister was one of those
but her story turned up bad, she was book smart not street smart that's for sure.

That's why you have to keep pushing, you can't stop, to give up IS losing.
I was on my senior year before throwing in the towel on my high school, but you can't let shitty ass teachers keep you down from going all the way.

I think someday I will look into college, but I really need to find meds that work for me. and a college that does one on one work.

I know there are government programs that will help you get into school, Magiek. And once you pick a college, most community ones (or at least, the ones in Virginia) have one-on-one set up for those that have learning problems.

Online classes do that. Offer one on one time rather than going into a classroom with a whole bunch of other people. Just got to make sure you actually 'go to class'

Same with Florida's TCC (Tallahassee Community College)
In fact I'm not paying a dime for any of my classes or books. ((The left over of my FASFA is how I actually paid for my Makrua. >w>))

There are often office hours that teachers set up that can be used for one-on-one time, too.

I'm really going to have to look into all of that when I move. I'm on an armybase right now in Louisiana, I don't have anyway to get to a college.

Yep

Should for some reason that I don't understand something in any of my classes, each teacher has offered to spend one on one time so that I can better understand the material. Like I honestly cannot do mental math, the numbers just blur together for me if I try. So they allow me to use scratch paper at all times.

OwO Well that's good, the military sets up a fund for their personal for schooling and they offer the same stuff. It's how a marine friend of mine is going to school.

Ah, point. But extra thing for you to look into once you get to your new area: Community Colleges sometimes have shuttle buses that you can contact to pick you up and bring you back home to a relative location (like Wally World or Target in your town.)

I couldn't do mental math to save my life, I always got in trouble at my original school.
Yeah I'll be living in providence RI so getting rides shouldn't be a problem.