Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Adulthood
Last Friday, the 19th, I graduated from high school. I have said this out loud to no one, but the whole thing is surreal. All my life I moved on to the next level without ever actually going anywhere. The next level of my life seemed as if it would never arrive. Now it has come and it makes me think about my responsibility to this world. I have a duty to make the most of myself and in the process change the world for the better. I know that graduating from high school doesn't make me an adult, but I am on my way to being one. Along with this first step to adulthood comes the duty of reshaping the world.
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Congrats on graduating, C-Dell. I read recently that as many as 76% of people in some areas fail to graduate, so good work! The first step in reshaping the world is continuing on to college. While it isn't absolutely necessary, college opens a lot of doors that you'd otherwise have to struggle to open. It puts you on a -more- level playing field with others. Not quite as level as, say, "Ivy Leaguers," but the credibilty attached to any college degree is substantial. In the case of education, what's good for you is good for us all.
-Peace out, and keep on.
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