I met you last semester and I thought that you were one of the nicest girls that I had ever met. I developed feelings for you and I was too scared of the potential consequences to express to you how you really made me feel. As time went on I kept searching for a way to let you know somehow about these feelings. Before I knew it I had heard from another source that you were graduating at the end of the semester. My time was up before I had ever gotten a chance to say anything. I just want you to know that if I had known what I do now about how little time one can have to express their feelings to someone, maybe I would of been more than just that nice guy who said hey once in a while. Wherever you go in life, I wish you nothing but the best of luck. I just want to add a little piece of advice for anyone, guy or girl, who may be in a situation similar to mine... don't wait. Tell the one you have feelings for how you feel now before you lose that chance forever. The worst that happens is that they say no or don't feel the same way back. The temporary pain of rejection is nothing compared to the constant guilt you feel from the one that got away. You'll feel so much better knowing you at least told them than if you go on with life wishing that you had.

I think it's so funny to see the reaction of my dogs when they hear me fart. Most of the time hey just stare at me and occasionally they growl back at me.

Does anybody have any clue as to what is producing that ungodly noise every half-hour or so on upper campus? It's driving me nuts.

I am really lazy

Jacob H. from Sutherland, I think you're really cute and I'd like to get to know you before school ends.

To the van of guys who called me judy, thanks for making me feel pretty even though my name is not judy.

Found a blue purse in Sutherland with some very interesting contents. If you think it's yours describe in comments and I'll contact you. Meow that is all.

I'm tired of the whole "dating game." I met a really nice guy a few days ago and I'd love to get coffee with him. However, I have been advised by my friends not to make the first move as he could get bored without the chase. As a guy would you really be offended if a girl showed interest and made the first move or do you need the chase at the start of a relationship?