Comments | kawaiikenji: why am i up?!

kawaiikenji

why am i up?!

Jul 09, 2006 06:48

I swear im retarded sometimes. correction: I dont always do whats best for me lol. lets see its 10 till 7am and why the hell am i still up? OoOo yeah i was on myspace updating pictures till 5am... who does that.... oh yeah me -_- . Now im over tired. I was really tired at 1am after i hung up with my dad. but did i go to sleep? nooo. i ( Read more... )

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truhope101 July 9 2006, 15:53:51 UTC

I don't now how to answer half of your questions, but I think you are right in pursuing your passion. I think it sounds realistic--as long as you are motivated and hard-working, you can make anything happen. Sure, going into the medical field can basically guarantee you a job, but if it's not what you want to do--you will be living a life that is, in essence, not yours. Pursue your dreams. Only then will you really be happy and successful.

kawaiikenji July 10 2006, 05:40:18 UTC

here here! thanks Mandy :) you're response is what i needed to hear. hehe i cant believe you read this huge rambling entry, but thanks so much im glad you took the time and responded to me. It makes me happy.

P.S how have you been lately?? its been quite some time since we've chatted

truhope101 July 10 2006, 15:59:32 UTC

I'm happy I helped a little bit. I've actually been doing really well. I've been keeping busy and I'm getting ready to start college in the fall at Baker. We should get together before school starts up again. We need to catch up. :)

skip2dahole July 10 2006, 19:12:43 UTC

Wow, hmm... well, the good thing is I read the whole entry but the bad thing is I'm not sure what to say, and I don't want to say anything that would might destroy your life later on.

It's obvious that you are passionate about music but you have to understand that it's going to be hard and there will be times when you'll want to quit. That should be your only concern when it comes to whether it is right for you. Obviously, starving artist career... well, if you make it through, it will be more rewarding than any other profession you might've followed.

Now, your other problems, obviously, you know that I can't answer them. You will need to talk to your father and mother (maybe?) about your plans and ideas. Of course, first things first, audition and get into the school, then the other questions will soon be answered.

kawaiikenji July 11 2006, 07:00:44 UTC

thanks edwin! i totally get what you're saying. and it makes sense. and yeah, i am kinda afraid of what all the kids are going to be like at a music college lol. and the good thing is, after these next 2 semesters i will only be 15 credits away from having an associates in Liberal Arts. so that can act as a back up too :) I miss our orchestra days together hehe.

skip2dahole July 11 2006, 15:28:34 UTC

That's so funny, since I just had an orchestra dream (though extremely sad at the same time) yesterday. Apparently, it was time for a concert, and I forgot my instrument but I had my instrument case. So I just grabbed a random instrument but the e-string broke so I put on a new one and that broke and Ms. Corrion was getting really mad because I was the only person not on stage and holding up the concert. Weird huh?

I miss that orchestra lock-in where I failed so miserably at Dance Dance Revolution and we stole the girl scout cookies.

kawaiikenji July 12 2006, 05:40:00 UTC

LOL omg yeah!! that was sooo much fun! haha good times Edwin good times. :)

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