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I'm gonna quit college at Tidewater Comunity College at the end of my spring break. I have not learned a damn new thing, the only classes that teach what I am majoring in are BELOW my level of knowledge (seriously, I finish my work in a matter of minutes, whereas it's supposed to take almost a day or two), and My grades in one class are just total; for lack of better vocabulary, s**t.
Sure, I did enjoy my time there. I met some amazing people, I learned a few things that I now annoy people with (BLACK IS NOT A COLOR. Time to visit Hot topic and become public a*****e #1), and I've learned MORE by just playing around than actually listening. My fractals? I learned that on the internet. My drawing coloring? From friends. Everything on my DA gallery, minus a few things, were learned from friends and curiosity, NOT college.
Monetarily speaking, I'm going to be working with my mother, since the job is something I can continue learning at. She runs a lawncare company, and deals with irrigation. I'm kinda new at it, too, but I'll be learning and earning money at the same time. As my father has always taught me, I should learn not just one thing and be a master at it, but learn many things and be good at them.
If all of the Computer careers are full, I'd be royally screwed if that's all I ever learned. But, Lawncare is always an open field. If I take time to begin working with my mother, I'll not only learn another profession, but I'll benefit in many other ways.
1. I'll get a tan from working in the sun so much.
2. I'll lose weight and FINALLY cut my hair.
3. I'll be paid. More money to work with ftw.
Those are a few perks for working with family.
After a while, however, a friend said he'd run an internet sales site, selling movies and games for great prices. I asked if I could assist him, and he said he'd allow me to help when he needed it. I even joked around, asking if I'd get a discount from the store. He said yes XD.
 Campaigner · Sat Mar 10, 2007 @ 04:31am · 3 Comments |
