Situation

My situation that occurred where I had to choose between two things, actually just happened within the last few months. With so many decisions coming up before fall, the one that I had to decide recently was which school I would be attending in the fall. There are so many options to think about when deciding what school to go to. I had it narrowed down to two, UW-Richland Center or Matc Madison. I like each school for their own separate reasons. I really like UW-Richland Center because it's a small campus, there is also living on the campus, and they have a basketball team that stays mostly in state. I really like Matc Madison because I would be able to stay at home, decent size campus, and they have the degree that I want to go into. Of course there are some downfalls to both schools. At Richland Center, I wouldn't know anyone going there, I'm not really sure if I would enjoy living on my own right away, and the money would be a big factor as well. At Matc, I would have to drive to school every day, their basketball travels out of state sometimes, and the campus is bigger than Richland Center's. After taking all of this into consideration, I decided to go to Matc. I decided to go there because some of my friends are going to be attending there as well, I will be able to live at home and save money, and I will still be able to participate in basketball by playing intramural with some of my friends. I think that I will be better off in the long-run if I go there just because I will know some people that already go there. Hamlet’s decision he had to face was to either kill his uncle or let his cowardice get the best of him. Hamlet and I share a big decision that could potentially impact the rest of our lives.

Life Philosophy Blog Post

My life philosophy continues to constantly change the older I get. When I was younger my life philosophy was simple, it was to be a kid and just have fun. To be able to do whatever I want and to go out into the world and discover new things. Now that I’ve gotten older and more mature, my philosophy has changed. I have more things to worry about such as school, the future, and just everything in general has become more complicated. My new philosophy that I try to live by every day is, every day might not be a good day but there is something good in every day. I try to live by this because it’s true that every day might not be a good day, but there is always at least one thing that is positive about it. Everyone goes through struggles throughout their lifetime, but to get pass them you have to look at the bigger picture. No matter how rough life might get, it will eventually get better. Whenever I’m stressed out about school, I take a break from my homework and think about something positive in my life or I think about something that I’m going to be doing that upcoming weekend.  Whenever I stumble upon a problem, I always have to remember the situation could be so much worse than it actually is.

Othello Blog Post

When it comes to relationships for me I belive that you need to have some similiar goals but not neccesarily all the same goals. Although, having all the same goals in a relationship would make it very easy but I feel that it would be too boring. I belive that passion and love are big factors when it comes to relationships. Without any passion or love I wouldn't consider that much of a relationship, more like acquaintances. Of course there are different circumstances for every situation. Such as friends, I don't think we need to have the same goals or wants. I believe that we just need to have some things in common, like activities we enjoy doing. Life would be pretty boring if we all had the same goals. When it comes to a boyfriend, I think that you need to have more goals in common because it would be very difficult to accomplish a lot of different goals. To have a healthy relationship with anyone I believe that you need to have things in common and share some goals.

As You Like It

Option 1

I play many various parts in my life. I play the part of a student, a teenager, a daughter, a sibling, and a friend. I act differently for each part, some are more similar than others. As a student, I try my best to be respectful to not only teachers but also other students. I'm much more quiet in school than when I'm with my friends. As a daughter, that part is very similar to being a student. I try my best to be respectful to my parents and then I sometimes am more quiet around my parents. It all depends on the situation, but usually I am. As a sibling, I try to always be there for them, but it's hard because I'm the youngest. I tend to be loud and not shy at all when I'm around my siblings. When I was younger, I didn't have much in common with them because they are all much older then me. Now that I have gotten older and become more mature, we have more and more things in common. As a friend, my goal is always to be as loyal and trustworthy as I possibly can. Of course, I sometimes make mistakes but I try to fix everything as well as I can. For me, teenager and friend are very similar because as I mentioned above I do sometimes make mistakes, but also just in general I make other mistakes too. Sometimes I don't make the best decisions when it comes to personal things or things that involves my friends. Overall, those are the main parts that I play basically all the time.