It was my birthday just over an hour ago!
Well, it seems as you get older birthdays get less exciting. While this is my 19th birthday and I had the opportunity to go to Canada because I was home...I didn't because I had to study for anatomy...man that class sucks. I have so much to do tomorrow for it...in addition to preparing for my ORGO quiz and having soccer practice. I'm going to need to buy some coffee for the apt. I got to see my family though which was very nice. I miss them now more than I did at any time last year which is wierd.
Lately I've been considering other possibilities for my future and while it wouldn't be terrible if I switched to nursing or some easier route...I've come to a conclusion. I don't give myself enough credit for what I'm capable of. So often it pisses me off because really intelligent people don't put their gifts to use and just sit on their ass. I'm not saying these people shouldn't do something they enjoy...but they should also take into consideration that they can do something for mankind, and that others would kill to have their natural abilities. So, I've decided medical school is my definite route for the future. I'm not saying here that I'm gifted by the way...just capable of making it through med school and becoming a doctor. I've considered teaching but if I were to it would be in college...never high school.
There are a bunch of things coming up for Kimball soon...like the last kimball homecoming game where alums of a capella are supposed to come sing the alma mater. I think there's also a drama reunion show sometime in october. I'm debating whether or not I go to these and it's not dependent upon whether my friends are going. For some reason I have this stigma about going back to Kimball...like I want nothing to do with it. Going to there to vote last year was kinda wierd but I had to, and for a while after I graduated I was taking voice lessons. I could go into my theories but they're complicated and probably don't make sense to anyone but me. Blah.
Lately I've been considering other possibilities for my future and while it wouldn't be terrible if I switched to nursing or some easier route...I've come to a conclusion. I don't give myself enough credit for what I'm capable of. So often it pisses me off because really intelligent people don't put their gifts to use and just sit on their ass. I'm not saying these people shouldn't do something they enjoy...but they should also take into consideration that they can do something for mankind, and that others would kill to have their natural abilities. So, I've decided medical school is my definite route for the future. I'm not saying here that I'm gifted by the way...just capable of making it through med school and becoming a doctor. I've considered teaching but if I were to it would be in college...never high school.
There are a bunch of things coming up for Kimball soon...like the last kimball homecoming game where alums of a capella are supposed to come sing the alma mater. I think there's also a drama reunion show sometime in october. I'm debating whether or not I go to these and it's not dependent upon whether my friends are going. For some reason I have this stigma about going back to Kimball...like I want nothing to do with it. Going to there to vote last year was kinda wierd but I had to, and for a while after I graduated I was taking voice lessons. I could go into my theories but they're complicated and probably don't make sense to anyone but me. Blah.