The Agreement.
Entrenched foundational law:
1. Drive slowly and cautiously.
2. Patch over any gaping potholes along frequently travelled roads.
3. Keep all alternative methods of transportation available.
4. Be open-minded about finding various new routes.
5. Do not advertise the building of new expressways to the public until they are complete.
I consider these laws entrenched because, first, I wrote them down, and second, they apply to much more than driving.
It's time I begin to make a list of goals. I need to keep myself focused.
1. Learn to play the piano.
2. Improve my French-speaking skills.
3. Sell 16K in February.
4. Etc.
I think university is terrible. As interesting as education can be, I find it to be an utter waste of time. I've been attending school for fifteen years now (JK, K, gr. 1-12, Mac) and the relevant information I have learned is nill to none. If you do the math, including summers off, by the end of first year, I will have been attending an educational institution for 53% of my life. Interestingly enough, what I am paying such great amounts of money to learn right now, I, again, will have no use for, besides answering Alex Trebek before the buzzer goes.
Bottom line? I don't know if I am coming back here next year. There, was that vague enough for you? I think there is a lot to life that I am missing, and I don't want to grow old and bitter, remembering that university was a time of conformity, pointless labour, and an overall breaking of my spirits.
We only get to be young once.
1. Drive slowly and cautiously.
2. Patch over any gaping potholes along frequently travelled roads.
3. Keep all alternative methods of transportation available.
4. Be open-minded about finding various new routes.
5. Do not advertise the building of new expressways to the public until they are complete.
I consider these laws entrenched because, first, I wrote them down, and second, they apply to much more than driving.
It's time I begin to make a list of goals. I need to keep myself focused.
1. Learn to play the piano.
2. Improve my French-speaking skills.
3. Sell 16K in February.
4. Etc.
I think university is terrible. As interesting as education can be, I find it to be an utter waste of time. I've been attending school for fifteen years now (JK, K, gr. 1-12, Mac) and the relevant information I have learned is nill to none. If you do the math, including summers off, by the end of first year, I will have been attending an educational institution for 53% of my life. Interestingly enough, what I am paying such great amounts of money to learn right now, I, again, will have no use for, besides answering Alex Trebek before the buzzer goes.
Bottom line? I don't know if I am coming back here next year. There, was that vague enough for you? I think there is a lot to life that I am missing, and I don't want to grow old and bitter, remembering that university was a time of conformity, pointless labour, and an overall breaking of my spirits.
We only get to be young once.