Everyone else does it!

Everyone has heard the term "Everyone else does it". If you haven't, then your probably living under a rock. Anyways, the term is now used nowadays for people to use as an excuse for doing something that probably shouldn't be done. Sort of like the slang word "Yolo" meaning "you only live once". A prime example can be when people drink or smoke and you get offered to try it, many will say yes and the "everyone else does it" line. And by all means if you drink or smoke I support whatever makes you happy! It's your lifestyle and you have the right to be happy!  But that is what pretty much "everyone else does it" means.

My future career interests

When I was a little kid, I always dreamed of playing in the NBA. As I grew up, I came to realize that that was something that was nearly impossible. The closest I ever got to making the NBA and experiencing what it's like was in NBA 2k16 when my 7'3 center named "Quintin Rivers" got drafted 3rd overall by the 76ers. Anyways, now I have shifted my attention to another career that I am interested in. That career is an elementary school teacher. I love the idea of helping little kids grow up and educate them well as they grow up. I got my sights set on it and hopefully I accomplish it!

Communicating in high school

Communicating in high school can be tough nowadays. You walk into any classroom and you see the majority of people on there phones. It's part of the generation we live in. It must feel weird to all the teachers because back in there high school days there wasn't as advanced technology. Conversations would happen a lot more often. Face to face how it should be. Unfortunately we probably won't ever see that again.

Am I a writer?

Writing can be very interesting, it can also be boring at times. Some people do not enjoy writing. Me however do enjoy writing. I use to write for the Breeze newspaper my freshman and sophomore year. I was very into it too. Unfortunately an incident happened with the former teacher whom shall not be named that ended my short tenure as the sports journalist. Perhaps in the future I will pick up where I left off with journalism.