I have always been fond of riddles because they pose a challenge of the mind. Being contested on one's wit and clever knower is somewhat amusing because not al comedy has to be slap-stick or low brow to have an entertaining effect. I wish more often than not that the sitcoms and other televised shows of this generation were not limited only to the buffoonish tendencies of Family Guy and "reality" of The Jersey Shore.
I hate the way that knowledge is no longer indicative of wealth. Not monetary, but wealth of the mind. The mind and ability to know know far more riches and treasures than paper money or coins, and I find it more attractive if an individual can speak their opinions not in an educated manner, but at least in a manner that is not, as stated above, buffoonish.
As a person naturally curious to learn everything and anything of the physical world, I yearn for the chance to learn something new, to do something different than what I've been doing here. I dream the most vividly of sharing all I know with other people so that in return they can depart their experiences and stories unto me, as well.
Maybe this is a sign that my profession should be teaching. I don't know yet, and that's the scariest part so far about being a Senior. I still have the "kindergartner syndrome" of I still want to be everything from an astronaut and an archeologist to a marine biologist and a doctor.
But I am pretty certain that my Business Admin. and Pre-law track is where I am headed at this current moment. Ask me in about 10 minutes and maybe it will have changed.
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