I was sitting in my computer programming lecture the other day and this conversation happened during break:
Me: "So what are you studying?"
Guy Beside Me: "Music Education."
Me: "Sweet! What do you play?"
Guy: "Piano."
Me: "Same here."
Guy: "Do you still play?"
Me: "Kind of, I had to quit lessons a few years back. I didn't have time to go further."
Guy: "School got in the way?"
Me: "Yeah, I went to an arts high school."
Guy: "For music?"
Me: "For drama."
Guy: "And drama's what you're doing now?"
Me: "No, I'm in Medieval Studies."
Guy: "And then you'll...teach?"
Me: "Actually, I want to be a writer."
Guy: "...So you're a piano playing actress historian sitting in an Intro to Computer Programming class so you can get your degree and become a writer?"
Me: "Exactly."
I forgot to tell him about how five years ago my dream career was toxicologist, and that my current fall-back plan is opening a bakery. And there's a lesson here, I'm sure. Something along the lines of not worrying too much if your passions change on you because you do have time. Mostly though, the lesson I take from it is, shit I'm glad I'm not the Identity Crisis type.
- Current Location:Canada, Toronto
- Current Mood:
good - Current Music:Don't Stop Me Now - Queen

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Currently, I'm a child psychology major, with a minor in theatre and a minor in Spanish. But I plan on working at Disney World as a princess. And then as a mermaid performer at Weeki Wachee Springs. That way, I can fulfill my earliest ambition - become a mermaid. :)
I really want to study in the US because universities the UK generally don't let you change your major, and I'm paranoid about making the wrong decision and being stuck with it. I hope I get it right the first time XP