Why... so many... peas... No matter which Biology class you take, what school you go to, how high your GPA is, you will never EVER escape the wrath of Mendel and his peas. Quite frankly, I think the guy was just hungry.
Memory is... a tricky thing. Some people have really bad memory and some people have really good memory. The difference between people with bad memory and people with good memory is this: people with bad memory tend to blame their memory for their forgetfulness and try to get away with it. I think that's total BULL. "But-- but... my memory really IS bad!!!" you say? BULL. I strongly believe that people can choose what they want to remember and what they don't want to remember. No matter who you are or how bad your memory is, you remember what is most important to you. Still disagree? Let's say on a given day you have a final, you have to wash your car, take your sick pet to the vet, hang out with a friend, and fold your laundry. What are people with "bad memory" going to remember? They're going to remember to take their final, take their sick pet to the vet (hopefully) and MAYBE they'll remember to go hang out with their friend (at least give them a phone call, don't be rude). Everything else will probably be forgotten because it's not important (or less important). Those of you that know me understand that I hate it when people make me wait or don't show up without letting me know (using hate here is being generous; a better phrase would be despise beyond the depths of the Earth). Why? Because you're indicating that I'm not important (no one wants to hear that). So in essence, there really is no such thing as bad memory. Rather a better term for this is minimal selective importance designation. Of course this is too long, so another term we can use to substitute this is: stupid. Therefore, you either have good memory or you're stupid.
On a less depressing note... look at this! Isn't this cute? My aunt is crazy and this is super early. Around December she asked me what my favorite colors were (I said teal, but blue is close enough... I have yet to see a teal m&m) and this is what she did. I happen to know that customized m&m's cost around $50 dollars so I'm grateful. This was thoughtful, cute, and super cheesy. I like. Thanks auntie!
I'm going to admit that... sometimes I don't pick up the phone because I don't want to :) That being said, if you call me and I answer (or if I call you back), you should feel honored because that means I want to talk to you.

