Life's Too Short for Regrets

So... this one's about regretting things... obviously
A couple of weeks ago someone asked me if i had any regrets... i had to think about it for a minute...
To tell you the truth, i don't. i'm perfectly happy with the life i've lived so far. Not everything's gone as well as i wanted it to go... but i don't regret any of my choices or any of the consequences....
if something bad has happened i only got stronger from experiencing it.
So here's my advice for the day....
-Take chances... you never know what you're missing
-Don't be afraid.
-Remember that everything in your life is given to you as a learning experience and you will always be strong enough to handle it
-Also remember that you're never alone :)
The End <3
Love,
Q

Find what you love and you'll love what you find.

So being a senior definitely makes you think about your life in the future... I mean you can't get through the year without EVERYONE asking you about it... The senior year is like the end of the beginning and it's super exciting but also a little bit scary.

Senioritis can be a big problem but if you stay busy then it doesn't hit until the end of the year. I've done a good job of avoiding it so far but we'll see how long that lasts.

Don't take super easy classes... that's how life gets boring. If you do take easy classes make sure they're ones that you actually want to take.

So another point would be to do what you like to do and don't worry about what others think about it. That's the only way to enjoy life. <3

Love,
Q

Day One - Finals

So... today we had our first day of finals...
Let me give you some advice on taking them.
1. Ask your teachers for specifics on what's going to be given. They want you to do your best so they should try to help you as much as they can... They're not out to get you.
2. Study. Study. Study. (It also helps to take a bunch of notes during the trimester/semester so you actually have something to study)
3. Take breaks every once in a while... it's healthy :)
4. Don't cram... take some time during the weekend to study.
5. Get help from your parents.

finals are always a pain and they always will be... but if you're ready, you'll survive.

Intro... a little advice

So my mom, the other day, said that I should start a blog to give advice to my two younger sisters. I am 18 years old and my little sisters are 4 years younger than me (14) and 15 years younger than me (2). I love them both to pieces and decided that it was a really good idea :) so here's how it's gonna go. I'm just going to give a little piece of advice for girls every once in a while and we'll see if it helps them survive their teen years :)
Love, Q