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readingredhead) wrote2006-02-09 07:34 pm
readingredhead) wrote2006-02-09 07:34 pm
SG
So the results came in for who will be next year's SG, and it's Ricky, and I'm fine with it.
Really, I hope I would be fine with it, since I spent a lot of the previous entry worrying about how he'd take it if he lost. And since I was beginning to have my own doubts about my ability to hold the position. But really, I think that whether or not this is the best direction for our program, it will be good for Ricky. However much he shouldn't compete with his brother, he does. He doesn't need to: I am convinced he is a thoroughly better person.
A while ago I could have been satisfied with beating Ricky. In fact, I remember that during freshman year Claire and I started making a list of all of the things we could do that Ricky couldn't do as well. But my opinion of him has changed; my regard for him has grown. I am completely confident that, with him as our Secretary General, my senior year of MUN will be just as good as the past two and a half have been.
I'd write more, about my thoughts and impressions in the quasi-aftermath of the election, but I have a Physics test that I don't want to study for and a math test that I actually might want to study for, so I will be going for now.
Really, I hope I would be fine with it, since I spent a lot of the previous entry worrying about how he'd take it if he lost. And since I was beginning to have my own doubts about my ability to hold the position. But really, I think that whether or not this is the best direction for our program, it will be good for Ricky. However much he shouldn't compete with his brother, he does. He doesn't need to: I am convinced he is a thoroughly better person.
A while ago I could have been satisfied with beating Ricky. In fact, I remember that during freshman year Claire and I started making a list of all of the things we could do that Ricky couldn't do as well. But my opinion of him has changed; my regard for him has grown. I am completely confident that, with him as our Secretary General, my senior year of MUN will be just as good as the past two and a half have been.
I'd write more, about my thoughts and impressions in the quasi-aftermath of the election, but I have a Physics test that I don't want to study for and a math test that I actually might want to study for, so I will be going for now.