I asked a girl to prom but her answer was confusing. Help?
I am a senior and so this year I decided that I had to go to prom this year. There is this one girl that I am really fond of and we hang out often at school so she was a primary candidate. I asked her a few weeks ago if she was going to go to prom and she said maybe. A few weeks before she told me she thought she would be in Florida that week so she kind of changed to a maybe she might go. Anyways, I digress, today I mustered the courage to invite her to be my date to prom. Her reply was very immediate, no hesitation: " Yes, if I am not going to Florida." To be honest I took it like she said it, as a maybe. But my problem is prom is coming up and if she decides to go to Florida or whatever, than I need another date, so what should I do? Ask her if she is going to Florida tomorrow or something? Side Note- She had told me few weeks before I asked her that she may be going to Florida that week but then a bit later she said that she might stay around after all...
Ok I Can't Decide On My Religion It's Confusing?
Basically Idk If I'm Christian,Satanist,Or Wiccan. Because this is why. I believe in God and "Jesus" however i still believe that there is still Satan exists and the fact that your deity is "you" inside,I even believe there are demons/heaven/hell/angels at the same time. But i consider myself wiccan because i believe in witchcraft,sorcery,and that there is spirits lurking in our world. So what do you have to say about this Lol!
One more physics problem, this one is more confusing.?
While at a country fair, you decide to ride the Ferris wheel. Having eaten too many candy apples and elephant ears, you find the motion somewhat unpleasant. To take your mind off your stomach, you wonder about the motion of the ride. You estimate the radius of the big wheel to be 10 m, and you use your watch to find that each loop around takes 29 s. What is your speed? What is the magnitude of your acceleration? What is the ratio of your apparent weight to your true weight at the top of the ride? wapp / w = What is the ratio of your apparent weight to your true weight at the bottom?
Coast Guard and "choosing" your duty station?
His "dream sheet" coming out of boot camp will be highly general in nature (by District, which is usually a several state area), so he won't be able to ask for specific locations where there are aviation bases. He can only ask for a District, and there are Air Stations in every single District area - but not necessarily in the same state or city in the District he gets stationed at. He'll start off at a general Coast Guard unit somewhere. Once he qualifies for the airman program and waits his turn, they'll ship him off to the nearest Coast Guard Air Station, and he'll start his training for AST there. Assuming he then satisfactorily completes that part of it, it's off to AST school in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. Assuming he completes that and becomes an AST, he'll then be assigned to a Coast Guard Air Station somewhere, which may or may not be near where he started originally, depending on needs of the service. Good luck!
Is it normal to be confused about your religion at teenage years?
Im not catholic but i am so confused. I go to a catholic school and i get told so much. I dont know what to think because there are things for and against......arghh