Most of these days, I sit around dreaming about the future: what new style I will add to my wardrobe this summer, where Junki and I will go hang out and relax in July, what I am doing this summer, what books I want to read (and need to finish--grrr!), what classes I'll take next fall, which medical school I see myself at in three (what?!!) years, and what country I want to travel to when I have finally made it into the health profession. I don't remember ever thinking about so much at once. It's true. I
have always been an idealist... and most of the times one not restricted by reality (hence the forever unfinished--aka unstarted reading list, the goals concerning the UGA Wind Ensemble, etc., the occaisional lists that pop up on blog updates, etc., etc.,). So, Sumi put it to me this way: why not make realistic goals?
Here is my attempt. This summer, I will study at Oxford, learn to cook out of a cook book and practice my Asian cooking, take Organic Chemistry, volunteer at least once a week, read, and spend time with friends. That is not too much to ask is it? After all, two summers ago, I juggled 3 camps, 1 job, a blog, and CP Government online.
This never finishing anything habit? I'm breaking it.
"Be great in act, as you have been in thought."--- William Shakespeare.
P.S. Super sorry for all of the I's. =(
