6°F
It is only 6°F today, so cold. I can't wait to be done with school as this is the last week of instruction. After my final on the 17th I will be done with my bachelor's degrees and moving on to bigger and better things like, like, like making money and stuff. Actually the college experience I had from 2000 to 2005 is priceless to me and even though I am happy to graduate, I am sad to leave that phase of my life which was filled with many adventures and times of good laughs. The times I smiled most during my entire college career was being in the company of friends. And there were the times when I wished that I could wake up from the nightmare, the nightmares of engineering exams and cramming all night just so you can get a 40 the next day, which turns out to be average. There are so many important things I learned in college, one of them is persistence. Even though I wasn't built for engineering and dreaded math, I stuck to it and now I'm going to graduate, with a job lined up that I'm very much looking forward to. I've also learned about composure, how to keep your cool when you receive scores that are not up to your expectation. In fact I got so good at it that poor scores didn't affect my mood at all, maybe I had too much practice there. I'm also thankful for all the people I've met and gotten to know over the years, everyone has had a very positive impact on my life, you know who you are, punks. Actually if you are reading this right now, it is most likely that you've affected my life in a positive way. I'm also scared of what's going to come next. Most of us are still pretty young and not married. But what happens when we're all married? It is so hard to imagine that all the happiness that comes from your friends will no longer be the leading factor in your life. I know that transition will come soon and even though I hate to admit it, I feel that the next phase will make life even more precious.