for the past few days, i've been meaning to write this big elaborate reflection on all that has gone on over the past 4 years of university. i was gonna touch on how going to york u has made me different. iwas also going to infer what would've happened if i had accepted my offers to the university of toronto and brock university, respectively. the entry mightve touched on what would've happened if me and my highschool friends went to the same university; something along the lines of: if we all went to the same school or lived together, we would've got shit-all done in addition to probably impregnating a bunch of girls, therefore fucking up their futures too. but that didnt happen.


[corny sunset scene for you to reflect on]

the retrospection would've touched on how going to school friendless; in a new environment; enrolled into a very demanding major (personally) has enabled me to be: more disciplined, create new friendships, create ties with world-renowned professors, experience the nutrition of student centre crap - often mistaken for food, frosh week, using fake names to apply for credit cards in order to get free shit, my addiction to caffeine, being one of the pioneers who commuted up to york when GO buses came only once an hour and monthly passes were a mere $70 (vs now where they come every 15minutes via 3 diff. possible routes to home and with a hefty $101/month pass). i wouldve also hypocritically touched on how there is really no hope for today's youth before explaining that as an aspiring teacher i believe they also have a lot of potential.
really, the entry wouldve focused on all of that, and a lot more.

but there's just not enough time; so this is gonna have to be the substitute to what you all read and eventually what im gonna read and reflect on in the future.

i'll say it again, congrats to the graduates of 2005.
in addition, we'll just place a very old and cliche catch-phrase to end:

"the world is your oyster"
(therefore, y'all better shuck the hell outta shit!!)


p.s. regardless of what youre hearing, i want to assure you that an
education, especially a university degree, is never out of style.

p.p.s. keep on keepin'on, imma do me.