crunch crunch crunch
oh wait,
maybe i'll just
flake.
autumn's not looking like it's going to get much better.
"but it's a damn good thing i've made up my mind-
there's not much worse than leaving someone in the dark."
at times like these i wish i were simple minded
and didn't feel like i had to think so much.
i've started to narrow down programs post-seneca, which is kind of exciting,
including, but not limited to: international studies, urban studies, life sciences, law and professional writing.
so far, i feel a little bit intimidated by the 7+ years of schooling entailed with life sciences, not to mention having to pick a major (probably kinesiology or environmental science) being of great difficulty. i know i want to challenge myself, though, so international studies is quite appealing now, seeing as how it's taught in both french and english at glendon. the beauty of my program right now is that i can still take either science or art, but not both.. sort of frustrating.
i've always had an interest in law, since i was young, shouting "i'm gonna sue you!" over every little scuffle in the schoolyard. and professional writing.. that's just to kick my ass into doing something i've always been told i'm "good at".
anyhow, i've got to start brushing up on my french for next semester, ditch eperanto, start going to all my classes as to not fall behind, pick up Oryx and Crake, oh, and it's time to shower for the birthday dinner.
maybe i'll just
flake.
autumn's not looking like it's going to get much better.
"but it's a damn good thing i've made up my mind-
there's not much worse than leaving someone in the dark."
at times like these i wish i were simple minded
and didn't feel like i had to think so much.
i've started to narrow down programs post-seneca, which is kind of exciting,
including, but not limited to: international studies, urban studies, life sciences, law and professional writing.
so far, i feel a little bit intimidated by the 7+ years of schooling entailed with life sciences, not to mention having to pick a major (probably kinesiology or environmental science) being of great difficulty. i know i want to challenge myself, though, so international studies is quite appealing now, seeing as how it's taught in both french and english at glendon. the beauty of my program right now is that i can still take either science or art, but not both.. sort of frustrating.
i've always had an interest in law, since i was young, shouting "i'm gonna sue you!" over every little scuffle in the schoolyard. and professional writing.. that's just to kick my ass into doing something i've always been told i'm "good at".
anyhow, i've got to start brushing up on my french for next semester, ditch eperanto, start going to all my classes as to not fall behind, pick up Oryx and Crake, oh, and it's time to shower for the birthday dinner.