Solivagant said:
(P.S. Thanks for asking about Comp Sci, but I prefer not to talk about it as it tends to drag me into deep depression.)
I'm sorry I brought it up. I know how that feels all too well. That's happened to me several times, whenever I've tried to force myself to learn about a subject to get a job that would only ever be a paycheck to me, and nothing to do with anything that I was honestly curious about.
Solivagant said:
Ska, just curious, have you considered a session or two with a vocational counselor? They're supposed to be able to help you sort some of that out, maybe hone in on a career you'd be happy with. I can't afford it right now or I'd give it a shot myself, just to see. But maybe it's something your parents would be willing to help you try?
No I haven't, but that's a great idea. I'd really like to do something like that, because I never got a conclusive answer from any of those "find a career" surveys in grade school. I don't even really know what the degree I already have qualifies me for, so I'd like someone to help me figure that out too. But our problem is similar - I don't have enough money to do it myself and I don't think anyone can help me either.
Solivagant said:
I want to drive around looking at Halloween decorations.
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I walked around and did the same thing these last couple of weeks. My favorite individual decoration that I saw was probably an inflatable glowing dragon. He was tall, taller than me with green skin and wings. I just thought it was really neat.
Then I went by my friends' house for Halloween, and we went past this house that always goes all-out on Halloween decorations. Their yard was full of monsters, vampires, the wolfman, ghosts, zombies, spiders, and bats. They put up fake spiderwebs and fences and everything, and one of the ghosts even started rocking back and forth and singing creepily, all on its own. It was probably the best overall display I've seen.
How about you? What were your favorite Halloween decorations you've seen, both for this year and your all-time favorites?