Now that I'm going to teacher's college, a lot of people have asked me why I have "given up" on journalism. That question always makes me feel really uncomfortable, as I think that nothing ever truly dies. Sure, I'm saying goodbye to a job I had at The Silhouette, but that does not mean I'm never going to write again. If I actually have a passion for this, I will freelance. If I don't, then it probably means it was a phase in my life that had its purpose but is now over. Right at this moment, I'm not too sure which is more accurate. All I know is that I have far too much creativity to just sit back and take on one thing. I need to be trying a million things, and getting great them. It's just in my composition. I have been into thrifting and reconstructing lately, and I'm really supporting my friend in her design endeavours (I will post about this with pics soon).
As conceited as I sound, I know I'm talented as hell. I know that no matter what I do I will be a success, because in all honesty, I won't allow for any other outcome.
