I think I can do this. I still don’t like doing the homework, and I still procrastinate, but I have a firmer grasp on the necessity of doing it anyway. I messed up my academics at GCC, and I’ve got a chance to fix it. I don’t think there will be a third chance. I’m confident I won’t need one.
I have a better idea of what I need to do to get where I’m going, but I still don’t know where I’m going. I know I’ll end up doing some kind of engineering. I think I’m interested in computer hardware design, or possibly device research. I don’t really have a lot of information about my options. I’m hoping to go to grad school, but I don’t really know why. I just know that you’re ‘supposed to’, that you get a better job and have a better shot at doing something interesting.
So I have a vague direction. But I don’t have any strong goals.
I’m not looking to get rich. I’ve never really liked money, despite the fact that I waste it on stuff. I suppose if I’d had to worry about it more I might feel differently. What I want is to make enough money that I don’t have to worry about it very much.
I don’t want to become famous (or infamous

).
I do want a castle on an island.
I like turtles.
I want to get a dog.
But there’s only one think I can think of that want.
I want a wife. (Please form an orderly line and take a number.)
Is that weird? I’ve not really talked about this with people. Does you have a dream job and all sorts of things planned out? Or are you like me?
It’s kind of weird, though. Being single bothers me, for no particular reason that I’m able to discern. Yet I don‘t feel any urgency to become non-single. Instead I end up watching anime or chick-flicks and feeding off the emotions contained therein. I cry during movies, but not always during the sad parts. I cry when the characters cry. I think I feel the emotions of the characters more strongly than other people do. I’m hoping it’s a latent super-power that will give me the ability to fly and spread happiness or something.
So anyway, my life continues, and I’m doing well. I’ll beat this level yet.
Oh, I had a fun idea the other day. I’ll approach a bunch of teen-agers and offer to buy the rights to a screenplay based on their lives. Then I’ll wait until they all grow up, pick the famous ones, and make documentaries.