No, I'm doing Intro to Health Promotion, but we borrow a lot of our stuff from Psychology.

Precontemplation -> Contemplation -> Preparation -> Action -> Maintenance -> Relapse

is how ours goes.

Transtheoretical model.

Uhhh. Okay There was action, then like six months after that you hit maintenance where you've made it a consistent habit and then after that is termination.
Are you doing sports psych?

Hey Louise?
I remember one day you were talking about how I was in the Action phase, because I was going to the gym (lolz I've since stopped but that's not the point).

What other phases were there? I'm trying to figure out if what you were telling me is the same thing we will be learning in one of my classes very soon.

DEZDEZDEZ THANK YOU!!!! <3

LOUISELOUISELOUISE HAPPY BIRTHDAAAY <3

HA that is so awesome, you did that well.

I just have my sister or parents do it.

Bahaha damn. I hate that. My dad always picks up whatever gift you get him and before he upwraps it he tells you what's inside. So for his birthday this year he picks up one gift and goes "SWEETS!" sure enough, inside is a box of liquorice allsorts. Then he picks up the next one and goes "T shirt!" opens the present and yes, it's a tshirt. BUT INSIDE THE TSHIRT WAS THE BAG OF LIQUORICE ALLSORTS THAT WAS MEANT TO BE INSIDE THE BOX. The box ACTUALLY had biscuits that I made in it. He was so confused.

Maybe it was for people who are really crap at wrapping?

I didn't confirm it but she knows I think. I got her a gift card to get a mani/pedi. Except I forgot to put the amount of tax on the gift card so she'll either have to pay the tax or I will.

How lazy do people have to be to pay someone to wrap their gifts?

Aww no really?!

I was cornered in a shopping centre on Saturday by these people who had set up a table and were gift wrapping for money. One of them tried to reel me in so, jokingly, I said "I don't suppose your service covers GETTING the gift as well?" expecting them to laugh and then I could walk away. But no. Next thing I'm literally surrounded by six people holding bows and ribbon and scissors giving me suggestions. Eventually they told me to buy my dad an "Experience Voucher" where he'd have a flying lesson or something and they'd wrap it for me. THE AWKWARDNESS WAS TANGIBLE. THEY WERE RELENTLESS.

My sister already predicted what I got her so I'm like ffs.