[berkeley]

>>it's not like you to say sorry, i was waiting on a different story, this time i'm mistaken<< nickelback's "how you remind me"

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Christian updated his blog and as usual, it's witty and thoughtful. Reading his post reminded me of how my posts had more content back in the summer. I'd been reading a book about the history of San Francisco and had also been documenting my 10 week foray into corporate america through an internship with Accenture. I was full of things to rant about, putting most of it into my blog.

i think my posts at present lack that reflection on life--that drive to comment and to change things. Lately, nothing i've posted has really been meaningful, and quite frankly, i doubt any of what i've been writing has been amusing. Would i read my blog if i came across it? Would it make me want to change me or the world?

Stupid school. Time to go back to studying soon. That's got to be the reason why my posts have been altogether content-less. But why go to school if i'm not enriching myself? (well, not enriching part of me).

The question is simple, but its answer is complicated. I go to school because i like learning about energy eigenfunctions, curvilinear motion, and california cultural anthropology, but studying these things prevents the cultivation of other pieces of me. What about photography...folk dance...

School now (left-brain now), right brain later. I don't really like that. Fuckin' compromises.