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Okay, just to set the record straight with all you honesty zealots, I think the truth is very important, HOWEVER, some things are better left unsaid. Believe me, when I wrote "John" this letter, I got the response I KNEW I would get. My problem is the question he asked RIGHT afterwards. I will NOT get into details because it's of the personal nature, but here is a scenario:

Person A and Person B have been hanging around for awhile and they both love to go out and get drunk. One day, Person B realizes that he/she has a drinking problem (not caused by Person B), but nevertheless, Person B needs to stop hanging around with Person A until the drinking problem is solved. Wouldn't it be ignorant for Person A to ask Person B to go out and get drunk "one more time"?

Anyway, I tried my bestest to talk to my ex-friend last night, but the conversation didn't get very far. Truth be told, it is MY fault for even writing the email. It's not something that was asked for, (and I highly doubt appreciated). My impulsiveness got the better of me yet again....and now I am dreading going to work on Thursday. He's professional and won't make a fuss, but if I have a bad day, it will easily come out at Sylvan. Grrr. I could kick myself for being so open with someone who really didn't have a need to know. Nice way to ruin a friendship. At least I apologized for sending the email.

Enough of that idiocracy. Brett called his doctor and found out that the anxiety pill he takes has a severe sexual side effect. Why he waited like 6 months to make the call is beyond me. I assume it was embarassing, but still. Things should be all set within the next two weeks.

I had better get ready for work. I'm a big fan of fourth graders.

-Cassara-