wohoo!
ok, so i went home and things are somewhat smoothed over with the fam, although i'm still ending up paying for college myself but what can ya do.
i invested some money into a good mountain bike, not the pieces of shit you see on the road, and i've been biking as much as i can. to say the least, i'm probably in the best shape i've ever been since quitting ddr. lol, that's sad.. but ddr really does help your stamina, endurance, and physique. too bad i feel like i'm too old for that shit but at least now i have a mountain bike which will cost me less in the long run and its outdoors and it feels great to finish a ride that was really hard but you made it. at lesat now i feel like i'm doing something more useful with my time than playing comp games and such. i advise all to get a mtn bike and come riding with me, its great fun i tell you. except when you hit a log that for some reason your shocks decide they dont want to go over and you fly over your handle bars...
been working hard, juggling a full 18 credits of biochem, abnormal psychology, genetics, animal nutrition, and last but not least, statistics. sounds fun huh? oh yea baby... on top of that i work 12 hours a week which doesnt sound much but with a full course load its not so easy. but now i know what its like to really work hard and having to support yourself pretty much. i value a lot more the education i'm getting here, cuz this is the stuff that i'll be presenting to companies trying to get them to hire me. hopefully things will go well over the next couple of years.
i invested some money into a good mountain bike, not the pieces of shit you see on the road, and i've been biking as much as i can. to say the least, i'm probably in the best shape i've ever been since quitting ddr. lol, that's sad.. but ddr really does help your stamina, endurance, and physique. too bad i feel like i'm too old for that shit but at least now i have a mountain bike which will cost me less in the long run and its outdoors and it feels great to finish a ride that was really hard but you made it. at lesat now i feel like i'm doing something more useful with my time than playing comp games and such. i advise all to get a mtn bike and come riding with me, its great fun i tell you. except when you hit a log that for some reason your shocks decide they dont want to go over and you fly over your handle bars...
been working hard, juggling a full 18 credits of biochem, abnormal psychology, genetics, animal nutrition, and last but not least, statistics. sounds fun huh? oh yea baby... on top of that i work 12 hours a week which doesnt sound much but with a full course load its not so easy. but now i know what its like to really work hard and having to support yourself pretty much. i value a lot more the education i'm getting here, cuz this is the stuff that i'll be presenting to companies trying to get them to hire me. hopefully things will go well over the next couple of years.