There comes a problem with transcending time and space - one's interest become so varied that there is no possibility of fitting in all of one's goals in a single lifetime. One eventually stagnates, a deer in the headlights of an aperspectival world.

Get to work, Jack.

In other news, it's looking like my final semester before I transfer to UW will be English 2 (a silly prerequisite I am not excited about), Oral & Interpersonal Communications (my speech requirement since they changed the rules and my drama class doesn't count anymore), American History 1865-Present (which I am actually interested in... *please* let it be taught by an engaging speaker), and Creative Photography (which I am really excited about - A whole year of smelling like developer!)

The best part - the english and speech classes are accelerated courses and don't start until March (and run till May, like normal) so for January and February, I only have photography and history.

Then I got o UW for two more years and have to start narrowing down what I want to do with all this education.