I still have one final left, but essentially the hardest work is now done. I wrote (revised) my last music history paper last night and turned it in. I don't know if it was my best work, but at the same time it was like a last gasp of anything related to college academics.
I almost wonder what this blog might have been like had I started it sooner, like while I was still in high school. I know for a fact that they were in existence in 2002, so theoretically I could have started writing when I was in high school. It would be interesting to compare my writing now with then, and compare reactions just to see if they were normal. Back in those days, everyone made it seem like the transition from HS to college was a big deal (quite a few movies occur during this time in people's lives), but for me it didn't seem like much. After all, I'd gone to an out-of-state school before, so it was nothing new. But now, even if it were such a big deal, it's a distant memory now. It's weird. I'm on the other end of the college telescope, and somehow this transition tends to be more ignored.
On with the percussion final. I still have to find out if I'm taking the written exam or turning in a composition.
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