Coming to an End...
Some things that i have learned in my 5 years at BSU/Muncie:
-You can't count on anybody but your own self. if you do, u are ultimately let down....
-There are some friends that you make and keep, but there are others that fall to the wayside....it is up to you who you decide goes where
-relationships, aka, boys in general, are "open" to things, but this does not really include ACTUAL relationships. (there are exceptions to this rule)
-don't get involved if you know your gut instinct is telling you otherwise, you must listen to your head. it's more reliable (see: Rob Gordon quote from "High Fidelity"----" i've been listening to my gut for years, and i've come to the conclusion that my gut has shit for brains!" (or something like that...)
-5 yrs and 1 degree does not equal a job
-you will do things you don't want to
-You won't think about certain things until later, see above
-songs you listened to in middle school become cool again if you remember them
-your parents become a lot cooler when they realize you are an adult, and in most cases they will try to help you a bit, they have most likely been there too...my parents got married young and lived off hamburger helper for months when they did...henceforth, never ate helper until college.
-things you liked a long time ago slightly re-surge in your life in mysterious ways
-apathy sets in a lot more...it's a sign of unhappiness
-sometimes there isn't a reason why things happen, they just do.
-you'll make decisions that you'll justify by saying...i'll give it a shot
-a friend in need is a friend indeed..but a friend with weed is better- ok i'm quoting songs, that would make illegal claims...
-No matter what you major in and what you do, if you can't master the microsoft family of programs, you're nothing
-people will promise you things..hanging out, keeping in touch, calling, a drink...but sometimes life gets in the way...you have to understand that
-no matter who you are, what you do, there will always be someone better and with more experience applying to the same job as you
-you ultimately find yourself trying to reconnect with people from your past if it the spatial factor works out...
-they always say shoes make the man, but i think if you are convincing enough, you can sell a broken radio in sandals
-You can't count on anybody but your own self. if you do, u are ultimately let down....
-There are some friends that you make and keep, but there are others that fall to the wayside....it is up to you who you decide goes where
-relationships, aka, boys in general, are "open" to things, but this does not really include ACTUAL relationships. (there are exceptions to this rule)
-don't get involved if you know your gut instinct is telling you otherwise, you must listen to your head. it's more reliable (see: Rob Gordon quote from "High Fidelity"----" i've been listening to my gut for years, and i've come to the conclusion that my gut has shit for brains!" (or something like that...)
-5 yrs and 1 degree does not equal a job
-you will do things you don't want to
-You won't think about certain things until later, see above
-songs you listened to in middle school become cool again if you remember them
-your parents become a lot cooler when they realize you are an adult, and in most cases they will try to help you a bit, they have most likely been there too...my parents got married young and lived off hamburger helper for months when they did...henceforth, never ate helper until college.
-things you liked a long time ago slightly re-surge in your life in mysterious ways
-apathy sets in a lot more...it's a sign of unhappiness
-sometimes there isn't a reason why things happen, they just do.
-you'll make decisions that you'll justify by saying...i'll give it a shot
-a friend in need is a friend indeed..but a friend with weed is better- ok i'm quoting songs, that would make illegal claims...
-No matter what you major in and what you do, if you can't master the microsoft family of programs, you're nothing
-people will promise you things..hanging out, keeping in touch, calling, a drink...but sometimes life gets in the way...you have to understand that
-no matter who you are, what you do, there will always be someone better and with more experience applying to the same job as you
-you ultimately find yourself trying to reconnect with people from your past if it the spatial factor works out...
-they always say shoes make the man, but i think if you are convincing enough, you can sell a broken radio in sandals