Thank you! It was quite an accomplishment if I say so myself. (I even managed to not step onto the thin black cloth covering half of the orchestra pit at the show I was assistant stage managing last night and plummet through. The stage manager himself was not quite so lucky, but he got away with a bruise and a smashed laptop and will probably live to 23 as well.)
Anyway, it's like this: I'm currently 23, and in the prime of life. I won't be in the prime of life again until I'm 29, six years from now—which happens to be the amount of time I'm about to spend in grad school. Readers can draw their own conclusions, but the math is hard to argue with.
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ReplyDeleteThank you! It was quite an accomplishment if I say so myself. (I even managed to not step onto the thin black cloth covering half of the orchestra pit at the show I was assistant stage managing last night and plummet through. The stage manager himself was not quite so lucky, but he got away with a bruise and a smashed laptop and will probably live to 23 as well.)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, it's like this: I'm currently 23, and in the prime of life. I won't be in the prime of life again until I'm 29, six years from now—which happens to be the amount of time I'm about to spend in grad school. Readers can draw their own conclusions, but the math is hard to argue with.