Why is it that athletes, when the know they are near the finishing line of the 'big race', seem to dig deep enough to find that extra bit of energy to go faster, or at least push past the exhaustion barrier?
Why is it that that same principle doesn't apply to university students?
On a more brighter note:
Meet my friend Max. No, its not the girl next to me, she would be my cousin whom I call just Nards. And it would be extremely unfortunate if her name was Max. But Max, the wee fulla who looks so happy to be hanging out with me is my new buddy. I was at my cousin Kirsten (and now Pete's) wedding in Christchurch a couple of weekends ago (2 weddings in 3 months down there, only 1 to go next month!) Anyway, Max is the youngest of 5 sibblings of a couple I know rather well, and he wanted to hang out (as in, saw me, arms went out... sweeet).
And he cried every time I had to give him back to his mum.
So obviously, we are mates.
Why is it that that same principle doesn't apply to university students?
On a more brighter note:
Meet my friend Max. No, its not the girl next to me, she would be my cousin whom I call just Nards. And it would be extremely unfortunate if her name was Max. But Max, the wee fulla who looks so happy to be hanging out with me is my new buddy. I was at my cousin Kirsten (and now Pete's) wedding in Christchurch a couple of weekends ago (2 weddings in 3 months down there, only 1 to go next month!) Anyway, Max is the youngest of 5 sibblings of a couple I know rather well, and he wanted to hang out (as in, saw me, arms went out... sweeet).
And he cried every time I had to give him back to his mum.
So obviously, we are mates.
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