A question in need of answers

[threeplusfire]

So I'm using my journal in a weirdly public way. But what the hell... I'm torn at the moment.

If you had two recommendation letters from your all-time best professors sitting in sealed envelopes on your bookshelf, and the person in charge of the scholarship said you could open them and read them, would you?

Comments

[warhol.livejournal.com]

I'd say "no" for the following two reasons:

1. They say little more than "Amanda is really great" and give a couple of examples of your coolness. (Though your reaction to those examples will probably actually be like, oh wow, so they thought that was impressive? I'm surprised they noticed!)

2. You'll feel a bit bad about it.

Just FYI, when I was in a similar situation, I did. (Probably many people have.) I don't think it was really that great.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

I think I might feel very guilty if I open them. But good lord, how many pages did Keith put in there? It's driving me crazy.