Make haste slowly

Seems I have one year left in college. Went in a few days ago to make sure I wasn’t missing any gen ed classes. Seems there was one I now have to take since I switched as it’s not a waved class anymore. Just intro to philosophy, so i’m fairly certain I can just take it as an online course during the break. Unless the budget at CSUC forces them to cancel classes I need then it looks like I’m only about 20 credits from graduation. Wasn’t expecting them to tell me I needed to apply for graduation next semester but it’s certainly welcome. Next question is what the fuck do I do after I graduate? Get a job? eh. Masters? Maybe.

I don’t know. Just sitting back tonight writing more papers as usual. Feels like everything is going right for me lately even though I’m bored out of my mind writing a paper on “The role of the Hadley cell on the Earth’s global circulation.” Everyone has to do things they don’t necessarily want to do but it’s been a while since I’ve had to do something like this where I had to choose to do the boring in order to save the interesting. So many thing’s I’d rather be doing. Maybe someone will call and break my trance of paper writing boredom…

It has become apparent that it will be necessary to have a private island to further my goal of dominating butte county. You have to start small if you want to conquer the world.

Oh what a life it is when you’re flying bind. Never seening where you’re going next; often bumping into people you’ve never met. Did you ever see? Do you still have eyes? Did you ever have eyes? Who knows. Not that it really matters. At least you have a rudder to keep you on course. No matter that you don’t know what the course is; they’re all the same. Sure you’ll get stuck but thats half the point of the journey. The best you can hope is that the current doesn’t switch direction on you or that you’re not going in circles like the rest of the world.

So what are you going to do about it?