Today is Thanksgiving in the US, so I wanted to wish my readers a very Happy Thanksgiving!
I am making butternut squash as a side dish and will post the recipe tonight or tomorrow. I snuck a taste and it’s pretty good so far!
On another note, someone anonymously posted a comment to my blog which I decided to reject. The commenter incorrectly assumed that the people who commented on my post did not put in the necessary hours to pass. Maybe I didn’t THIS TIME, but how does he/she know how many hours we all studied? Give me a break. This commenter was very negative and I want this blog to be a place where we are comfortable venting about our experiences with the CPA Exam and sharing recipes and cooking techniques.
Negative comments do not help people pass the Exam; all they do is discourage people. I don’t think comments such as this person’s add value to my blog and as such will not approve them.
So to my readers: I don’t care how many hours you study, what counts is the quality of your studying! If you want it, you can do it! We will pass!
i hope you had a fabulous thanksgiving. your butternut squash sounds delish! i don't blame you for rejecting the negative comment. i would have done the same thing. hugs sweetie, don't let the negative comments people get you down. i know you can pass the cpa - for sure!! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you as well! Well said negativity is last thing we need. At the same time we need to do our reality check time to time right?
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Thanks 74.
ReplyDeleteThanks Melita! :-)
ReplyDeleteHope your Thanksgiving was great as well!
(Sorry! Your comment didn't post due to error bX-qho3w3 but I wanted to acknowledge it because it was so kind).
I loooovvveeeee this blog!!! I'm in NY also and I'm beginning my quest to pass the CPA while also trying to not to starve...LOL...where are you girl??? Please post soon :(
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Sheryl!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry :-( I've been working crazy hours.
Hopefully, I can get some posts up this weekend.
Good luck to you! Which part are you studying for?
Stay safe during this blizzard!