Update. Its the new year and I have a few resolutions, some that include ceasing on the procrastinating, being more mature (but still playin round once in a while
I'm in the beginning of volleyball training, from Sunday to Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, which gets vigorous evryday. My body hurts now and I need a good soak and a massage.
But seriously. Im soon to be in grade 12 which means Ill be goin off. And Im still in debate on what Im going to do with my life. I wanted to be a veternarian. That was lost to me. Then I wanted to be an animator. That's still in cosideration. Ive thought about being an architect but I dont know the first thing about it. I want to study Art Foundation because I like realism a little more than cartoony stuff. However, if I major in that, what can I do with it? Thats gets me stuck. Or If I do animation, I'll have to move overseas as I will definately not progress being on this island. And I know there will be alot of people who are far better than me out there. I possibly need two things. A career of some sort and something else to fall back on if it somehow fails. Man, dis is complicated.
I know Im still a young-in but it better to think about it now than wonder about it later.
Anyway, enough of me killing yall with my life.
Devious Comments
If you want to learn about careers in art just look them up on the internet. The good thing about the SAT's is that you can retake them if you mess up. And plus you being in the 11th grade makes it better because you can take it in the 12th.
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Stay cool, calm, collected, and try to get intelligent.
It's good to have intelligence and not need it, than needing intelligence and not having it.
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Yea Im searching the Internet. I found some great college and institutes I may be interested in.
Im taking my SAT this year as well and next year. I took a PSAT last year so that doesnt really count. I dont think they're hard, it just dat they give you so little time for the sections and I end up missing a question or two.
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