Three years have come and gone. I thought I'd never be done with it. Looking back now I wish I had done things different, but it's too late now. Time to look ahead! See what plans I can lay to waste, and what hearts can be broken. What kind friend have I become? Do my comings and goings mean that much?
Three years of trial just to get credit for two; it hardly seems fair. Though, were I a different sort of fellow, I should wonder where my time has gone. The next two years shall be quite a triumph! How many men do you know conquer the world of scholar and come out ready for the world? I know I won't, but I intend to give it my all. If it were not for my God and faith, I should be quite a wreck you see. For I have no real fears, I am only afraid for a moment, and soon come to my senses and see that life will go on.
I believe that the "big man upstairs" has my best interests at heart, and will open doors I didn't know were there. He will probably tell me a thing or two of what's what's in this world, and see to it that I'm put through fire and ice before it's said and done. But I'm sure there is a higher purpose.
So I leave you now. I'm off to finish this three year journey, for I gradute this spring only to realize that I'm only half way there. But I welcome a challenge; it keeps the mind going you know. Have a wonderful day and pass a smile on your way out ;)
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My two year degree also took me three years to accomplish. It's not always easy to do it in the alotted time frame. But remember that you're learning a lot in the process: about yourself and life in general. Growing up is not easy and don't think you will grow out of it. I have yet to meet anyone that feels that he or she has finally "arrived". I think that's what life is...struggling and learning. If you can keep that in mind and not struggle against it, I believe you will find contentment in your uncertainty. Keep your eyes on your goals, yet remember to laugh and enjoy life in the process. Life will always be changing and there will always be something else to learn.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of you.
Love,
Your little big sister