The End is Near

Well, the year is almost coming to an end.
I always feel like time just goes too fast, but then again, I'm a person that worries about time too much.

Now that I got accepted into NCSU, I've decided to not waste time by applying to other schools. I was thinking applying to a "career-specific" school like Art Institute (to do web design) but then I realized, "What if I don't do as well as I hope to?"

I'd be stuck and wouldn't be able to switch over to something else.

So, I decided to stick with State since there's a broad array of stuff I could do.
Then there's the "almost everyone at LHS is applying to State" factor, and I wouldn't mind seeing familiar faces at college. :D

I'm glad this year's Winter Break has actually been a break. Previous years I had to do lame projects for classes, which was not fun.

I'm chilling-out as much as I can. Can't wait for exams to be over and next semester to start. I'm still undecided if I should dump AP Calculus for next semester or just endure the torture. I'm still unsure of what we've "learned" with him, and I'll probably have to retake it in college.

I could also take a CAD class online. It's mostly based on product design, so that would be pretty sweet.



The Wii officially pwnz. A few of my cousins came over along with my aunt and uncle yesterday, and they were all glued to the screened as we played and traded spots for a controller (we only have two). Even though the graphics are not the greatest thing in the world, Nintendo did a really great job with bundling so many games on one disk and then packaging it with the console. They played baseball and tennis so many times, I kicked butt at bowling so they stayed away from that game.

They even begged to stay the night just so they could play. I had the Wii at my mom's store, so when we closed I packed it up and made them connect it in my room at the house. I think they finally stopped playing around 1 am, and when I woke up at 7, they were already up playing!

I think it was worth camping 4 hours in 30 degree weather for a chunk of hardware. Really cool how it can bring fun and enjoyment to a bunch of little kids (and adults too).