i bookmarked it yesterday haha

 

and yes this thread must become immortal

Hunger games being advertised.... Maybe it's a sign everyone must fight to the death.

i bookmarked it yesterday haha

 

and yes this thread must become immortal

 

 

 

Death will not conquer!

 

I think that this thread is the one with the highest amount of posts so it is almost immortal. :thumbsup: :sunny:

I think I'm out. I can't take the inactivity anymore.

^ Wait! Don't go. It is as if there has come more life in this thread recently - so give it a chance.

 

You and Crests are vital in keeping this thread alive. :)

eric eric eric eric hi

 

greggggg :disappointed:

What does the fox say

i actually hate that song/video so much haha

Hi y'all

 

oh wow christa i haven't seen you in like, years haha

how are ya cresty? things are all good here. yup we've been around for a while haven't we? :P coming up 7 years for me in Nov.

 

edit - and i still pale in comparison to you posts ha!

it's scary to realize how long ago i joined haha

So many years, so little time.

how have you been, eric :surprised:

I wish I could remember everything. What about you?

i've been idk, i graduated high school this year

now on to the next phase of lyf!!!

i don't wanna haha

 

i'm taking a year off and getting a job possibly and then going back to school next year i think

That might not be such a bad idea. Most people start off in college with no idea what they want to do. If you have a job for a while you'll get a better idea and make money instead of going into too much debt.

Studying is great but the boss gives you so much to read, I dont stop and my cleaning falls behind !!!

I'll go on exchange for a year probably, and I might change my idea of what to study a hundred times then

Studying is great though, cant go without it, I learn so much, sound of silence...

Yep, I agree with what Best-u-can said, no point rushing if you don't feel like it. You might just end up hating what you study etc etc.

 

I was unsure for a while too

I went directly into college. But in my sophomore year I had a 6-month internship and felt I didn't want to do engineering. Looking back, the real issue was that I didn't want to be treated like a slave. The people were nice. But I couldn't handle the solitude and not being able to even listen to music while I stared at the same old CAD program all day. Now, I'm doing similar work. But the atmosphere is much more open. And I'm at a small company, so I see things from start to finish.

 

At the time, I thought it was the field I didn't want. You should reason with yourself about it.

I quit engineering and finished English with minors in journalism & philosophy. I also thought I'd be moving to Mexico, but other things changed. I work now in an office where I was working part time, because they knew how to use my skillset. I'm paid well, have a great boss, and lots of flexibility. It's easier to get a job with the people you know. If you can start in the field you like at a place you like, even at the very bottom, finding a job later on will be much easier.

 

Try to balance the work and study throughout your college career. Most likely you won't have as much flexibility later in life. I hope that helps. I think the main thing to remember is to reason/ponder on it like you would on an evil math problem. That's when you get an epiphany.

Well I've been thinking for a while to go into something so I can work with special needs kids later in life but I'm not totally sure yet