It was not referring to my grades, but we will see if it applies after finals next week. She was trying to cheer me up after a long day. I had not slept much the night before and then spent 10 hours out at school and I was tired. Forgetting something, I emailed her a course question. Then seeing that it was 7:30 pm, I decided it was a good time to do a couple quick errands. My favorite little produce store was near Costco so I could grab a bag of persimmons and fill up my tank and no problem back in 30 minutes.
So produce in the back seat and tank filled up I get in to start my car at the Costco gas bar, turn the key and nothing happens. Long story short AAA; drop my car at the mechanics and a 30-minute trip turned into almost 3 hours.
Good thing I use the train to commute to school and I will be waiting for that good luck in the future.
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Sometimes the smallest things said help keep us propelled to our destination with a smile and hope, rather than burnout and despair.
Very happy you found someone to boost your spirits and give you the lift!
AD2B,so do you and your experiences. :)
That was a thoughtful thing to say after something like that happens. Especially when you are in the throes of nursing school. Everything is so stressful during school. Good luck on the grades! I am a new follower.
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