your mom goes to college
There are a few things in this life that I just don't really understand. One of the biggest issues is people being rude. I think that if you are going to take the time to post a nasty comment on someone's blog, you have got some major issues. Who does that? Why would you waste a minute or two of your day making sure that someone knows that you don't appreciate what they have to say? I would say that the statement, "You're an idiot," is one of the top five rudest things someone has ever said to me - and - on top of that, whoever left that comment didn't have the gumption to leave their name. What does that tell you?
I don't write in my blog for the benefit of anyone but myself and my family and friends who care to know what is going on in my life. And if you don't fit into that category, please take your internet browser somewhere else. You have no business here.
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That said, the biggest thing in my life right now is my decision about school. I still don't really have any big answers but I do have a few options:
1. Take Fall semester off from school so that I have time to think about it. Find a new, full-time job.
2. Go to school part or 3/4 time, keep my current job, and take the classes that I've been wanting to take but can't fit into my schedule.
3. Drop out - forever.
4. Continue with the Poli Sci major. Barf.
I think the option I'm leaning toward is number 2 because it has all the benefits of being at school and at the same time it gives a little bit of a break from real work, and an opportunity for more time to decide about my major.
The second-biggest thing... well, I don't know. I guess there really isn't much to say. I miss my old ward because I knew people there, and I really like my new ward because the bishop is just so kind. He recommended a book to me the other day that he thought would be something good for me to read. I ordered it and I hope it will come soon.
I'm taking this class about human relationships this term and it's so interesting. My professor really makes the class interesting and fun and it seems like he really cares about us. As far as the major issue is concerned, I might like to study this - this is the most fascinating class I've had in a while and I think that human relationships is something that I could potentially be passionate about.
I don't write in my blog for the benefit of anyone but myself and my family and friends who care to know what is going on in my life. And if you don't fit into that category, please take your internet browser somewhere else. You have no business here.
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That said, the biggest thing in my life right now is my decision about school. I still don't really have any big answers but I do have a few options:
1. Take Fall semester off from school so that I have time to think about it. Find a new, full-time job.
2. Go to school part or 3/4 time, keep my current job, and take the classes that I've been wanting to take but can't fit into my schedule.
3. Drop out - forever.
4. Continue with the Poli Sci major. Barf.
I think the option I'm leaning toward is number 2 because it has all the benefits of being at school and at the same time it gives a little bit of a break from real work, and an opportunity for more time to decide about my major.
The second-biggest thing... well, I don't know. I guess there really isn't much to say. I miss my old ward because I knew people there, and I really like my new ward because the bishop is just so kind. He recommended a book to me the other day that he thought would be something good for me to read. I ordered it and I hope it will come soon.
I'm taking this class about human relationships this term and it's so interesting. My professor really makes the class interesting and fun and it seems like he really cares about us. As far as the major issue is concerned, I might like to study this - this is the most fascinating class I've had in a while and I think that human relationships is something that I could potentially be passionate about.
posted by jm at 8:12 PM
3 Comments:
Well put.
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#1 and 3 sounded like a great idea at one point in my life. I'm glad I didn't do it. Eventually, I found my thing, but I'm ready do be done with school...wish the end would finally come and I'm glad I didn't postpone any longer.
Well put.
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#1 and 3 sounded like a great idea at one point in my life. I'm glad I didn't do it. Eventually, I found my thing, but I'm ready do be done with school...wish the end would finally come and I'm glad I didn't postpone any longer.
What does that other moron know? I think dropping out of school is a great idea. Whoever said you needed to go to college to become something. Most successful people we read about are those that dropped out of college and did it their way. Chalk that up for two points!
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