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Apr 26, 2004 00:50

Bah. Today has been yet another awesome day, honestly. It makes me realize how much I have loved my first year here at school. When I decided to come to State, it was pretty much a gut instinct. No need to go somewhere and spend a bajillion dollars we don't have on something I can get in my home state. I'm so happy here, to be frank, I really ( Read more... )

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zero6zero6 April 25 2004, 22:13:41 UTC

OK, here's the unrealistic model:

Learn how to write well during college. Get a good general understanding of philosophy and literature. Translate these skills into songwriting and spend a year or two traveling the country and playing music in coffeehouses. Write a book or series of articles about my experiences. This puts me at 28 years of age, with nothing left to do but sell out to the man. I see nothing after that. It must be a rise in the road (or a bend in the river, if you like that metaphor better).

simplestar April 26 2004, 05:49:55 UTC

Seems like a pretty cool life to me, Randy. Though I'm not sure it has to end in selling out to the Man. But it's your fantasy (and life), you can end it how you please!

anonymous April 26 2004, 10:06:56 UTC

I need such a face paced life full of drama and fame...that's for me. ;) -Jax

Ideally... anonymous April 26 2004, 13:21:25 UTC

I could get my bachelor's at UA in Animal Sciences (with the concentration in Equine and the RTIP, of course) and come back to Cali where I want to go to work for one of the bigger breeding farms we have in San Diego and such... Like Golden Eagle. Thenhopefully start my own breeding/boarding/training facility in Orange County.

Hopefull get married somewhere in there.

-Ali

Wishful thinking for me... tha_ridge April 26 2004, 16:35:23 UTC

Finish school (hopefully) with an Art History degree. Travel for several years. Marry (maybe?). Possibly train Hunter/Jumpers but if I don't go pro, show as an Amateur - Wellington, Devon, NY, Indoors, over and over and over, year after year...sounds good too moi! ;)