F is for Failure (but it's also for Future)


I've just had my exam results back and I got a fail! All my life I've been hitting A's like it was nothing and now I'm failing and getteing B's and C's if I work my ass off! Anyway, it hit me hard. It was almost as if this exam mark was a final call to me that to go on is pointless. I don't want to think like that, and actually I'm not, for the most part I'm a positive person. But the whole of last year I was questioning whether I even want to do chemistry. I can't really see myself in a lab, nor can I see myself solving massively complex mathematical equations in a computer lab. I can't even see myself as a lab technician. So what does that leave?



Well I could always be a teacher?

Teach Chemistry? Probably not! But then again, I would like to share a width of knowledge, I doubt I have the brain capacity to "specialise" in any particular subject, but so much about the world fascinates me. I'd probably be quite a good science teacher, if I could get my love for science across to the kids I teach, I could even change this inability for he country to think like scientists and look at things rationally.


"No! It's not down to 'good luck', it just happened. And NO! you can't get bad luck from breaking a mirror!"


But then again, I'd probably get too annoyed with the kids, and they'd bully me. And teachers are so unappreciated via wages.




So how about working in journalism? Well surely this blog shows how well I can write. I mean I'm about as good at writing metaphors as a blind monk, upside down, under duress. See what I mean? But seriously, I wouldn't even have to just be the science correspondant (but that would be very cool) I think reporting art, or music would be very enjoyable. I'm really into photography and art and music and anything not scientific, that's probably just since I want to do something different in my spare time.

In summary, I'd enjoy journalism, but I just wouldn't be good enough at it to make a reasonable living! And A reasonable living and happy family life is all I ask for in this world.


So how about being a Science Museum Curator? Well that sounds very nice. I mean I can use my lower education in art (setting up displays, designing flyers etc.) and also keep up with the science community; when a new discovery is found I'd have to make an exhibition, and make it accesible to everyone tht visits the museum, keeping it fun and enjoyable (for them and me as well :))


I don't know where I'm going right now. But does anyone? Probably better if you don't answer that, you probably do know where you are going but that doesn't mean I'm any less of a person. Perhaps I'm destined to dip, but not swim, in the shallow end of lots of subjects. Succesful people have done that before. Why not me?

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