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So, let's see.
My first year of COLLEGE is over, meaning that I'm most likely 25% done.... Possibly 33% done.... But most likely not less than 25% done. I'm kind of sad because I just finished being stressed out over finals and crap from this year, and then oh look, I get a two day weekend for summer break, then it's back to summer school. I'm only complaining just a little bit - yes, I chose to take these classes. They are ridiculously easy (so one would ask why I'm taking them now instead of later, which I could use some easy thrown into my otherwise craptacular schedule, and I say because they were what was available this summer, and I just wanna get crap out of the WAY). I basically am learning how to read a nutrition facts label and what drugs are what. Then June 11th, I'll start taking a lab so I don't have to do that later and contemporary health.... i.e. how to put a band-aid on a cut. There's no way I'm dropping Community Health as a major, oh no, it's the only one I stand a chance at being very high ranked in my class or getting a bronze tablet or whatever. Can we say, "In it for the wrong reasons?" Oh, yes we can. I'm adding MCB as a second degree. Two graduation ceremonies? I think yes.
I feel so much older and wiser now. Not like my grandma or anything. But it's like, whoa, I was really stupid last year. I made obviously stupid mistakes about a lot of things, big and small, but they weren't obvious at all last year. In college, you see some regression in people's behavior... But for the most part... You get to see a lot of people grow up. That's awesome.
Hm, that's actually all I have time to write now. Being crazy busy in the summer isn't necessarily a bad thing because it keeps me out of trouble.
My first year of COLLEGE is over, meaning that I'm most likely 25% done.... Possibly 33% done.... But most likely not less than 25% done. I'm kind of sad because I just finished being stressed out over finals and crap from this year, and then oh look, I get a two day weekend for summer break, then it's back to summer school. I'm only complaining just a little bit - yes, I chose to take these classes. They are ridiculously easy (so one would ask why I'm taking them now instead of later, which I could use some easy thrown into my otherwise craptacular schedule, and I say because they were what was available this summer, and I just wanna get crap out of the WAY). I basically am learning how to read a nutrition facts label and what drugs are what. Then June 11th, I'll start taking a lab so I don't have to do that later and contemporary health.... i.e. how to put a band-aid on a cut. There's no way I'm dropping Community Health as a major, oh no, it's the only one I stand a chance at being very high ranked in my class or getting a bronze tablet or whatever. Can we say, "In it for the wrong reasons?" Oh, yes we can. I'm adding MCB as a second degree. Two graduation ceremonies? I think yes.
I feel so much older and wiser now. Not like my grandma or anything. But it's like, whoa, I was really stupid last year. I made obviously stupid mistakes about a lot of things, big and small, but they weren't obvious at all last year. In college, you see some regression in people's behavior... But for the most part... You get to see a lot of people grow up. That's awesome.
Hm, that's actually all I have time to write now. Being crazy busy in the summer isn't necessarily a bad thing because it keeps me out of trouble.