Monologue
I never have anything to say. I’m addicted to bad ideas. I’m a mediocre artist. Being able to express myself through art is very important to me. My friends and family are also very important to me. So is succeeding, but not as much. I’m an underachieving overachiever. Making someone genuinely smile, and listening to piano music makes me happy. Flying down a snow covered mountain without a care in the world also makes me happy. On school related things, I need to learn how to study, instead of opening the textbook and not looking at it at all. I also need to learn how to manage my time better because I waste a lot of my time playing my DS, watching television or going online, rather than doing homework.
Post monologue, I don’t really see myself in any different than how I had saw myself before the monologue. I’m still the same person as I was before the monologue, though I am glad that I have gotten over it because I really dislike being the center of attention. I feel like Freshman Seminar has helped me to become a little more open about myself because on my personal blog I’ve posted things that I don’t think I normally would have.
Usually, I just try to make the most of everything. Also, Calvin & Hobbes is an amazing comic.
