I r a graduet
In the famous words of a really important guy from history, "It is finished." I have completed the course work for my undergrad degree. It's hard to sum up how I feel about this great accomplishment. I mean, so much has changed as a result. The sun seems brighter, the grass is greener, the song of the birds is sweeter. Think of all the doors that have now been opened up to me. Things that were but a dream last week are now an unbelievable reality. I am at the zenith of my existence, the pinnacle of blah blah blah...okay enough of that garbage.
The truth is it feels good to graduate but it really doesn't change much. I got up this morning and followed the same routine, went to the same place, am doing the same thing. So...it is a little anti-climactic. But it is definitely a step forward and it leads to another step and another. And eventually along the journey I'll feel a greater sense of accomplishment.
Even though it's a little anti-climactic there are some changes that I'm looking forward to. I'm trying to compile a list that all starts with the letter "G". Here's what I've got so far:
- Girl - The stars have aligned and for the first time in the history of our marriage my wife and I have a break at the same time so I'll be enjoying some extra q.t. with her.
- Guitar - Wanna learn to play so I can be cool with everybody else.
- Golf - It's about time. Everyone else in my family plays about 10 times a week so I'm tired of being the left-out loser.
- Grass - I want to devote some serious time to my lawn. I have visions of flowers and plants that actually last more than a few weeks in the baking Oklahoma sun. My grass will be lush and green. I also hope to put a sidewalk in on the side of my house and a pad to put my trashcans on. You had no idea I was so handily inclined.
- Garbage - This one is a stretch. I want to watch some T.V. When the wife starts working on the next round in her pursuit of being Dr. Paul's Wife I'll be left to myself and I hope to doing some vegging in front of the tube.
Peace and Love,
Paul