My Art
For the first 21 years of my life, I guess you could say that I was one of those that never truly knew what she wanted to do in life. Sure, I had ideas of stuff that I was somewhat good at, and/ or stuff I thought would be cool to do, but every time someone would ask me what I wanted to do with my life? I froze. Instantly. Or, I just told them " I don't know yet." When I got to be a senior in high school, and graduating, and people asked, I started to realize that " I don't know yet" isn't an acceptable answer to most people anymore. Everyone thinks you should have your life mapped out by the time you graduate, and 4 years later, graduated from college. They never take into consideration that most people who think they have it all figured out, get into college, and change their degree once or twice or more. Not just that, but wasting money along the way. It may have taken me 4/5 years after high school to finally figure out what I am meant for, but it wa