<p>I have an idea! Let's all do some meditative breathing... Breathe in for four counts, hold for four counts, breathe out for four counts, hold for four counts; then repeat about five to seven times.</p>
<p>hmm its going to be something mean like YOU IDIOT YOU HAVE BEEN REJECTED BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME in huge red letters ahhhhh i forgot about this whole ED thing until i logged back onto CC thanks everyone</p>
<p>Haha, meditative breathing.. I really should do that as I had half a mind to call up the admissions office this morning and demand my results. I don't know. I keep thinking about rejection stamps.. do they really have those big huge stamps with REJECTION across it, or is it just something in the movies (if you know what I'm talking about)? haha.. think about it... your application might already be sitting there, accepted or rejected.. and you just dont know about it.</p>
<p>hopefully those rejection stamps don't exist. eugh. two weeks is NOT a long time!!!!!! i'm so anxious but at the same time don't really want the date to come, you know what i mean?? ok</p>
<p>day of, you all better come and post your decisions. and there better be a string of "ACCEPTED!" or we will start a crusade to tear down those adcoms with their little concrete tables / light bulbs / angry grumpy old men</p>
<p>rejection letters are like "we had a very competitive pool, sorry we were unable to offer you a spot" or something like that. They don't give you your app back with a big red NO on it. :D but that would be soooo funny/mean.</p>
<p>haha, yes the letters look like that.. but think about your application, sitting in a trash can with a big rejection stamp on it... those hours spent behind that essay gone to waste! AHH, haha I don't know why I do this to myself.</p>
<p>When I get my rejection, I'll copy and paste it to some thread on here so future Cornell applicants won't have to wonder like we are... I'll post my reaction as well. I'm envisioning tears and disappointment.</p>