I recently wrote a paper for my education class about why art programs were important to schools. It brought to memory a time when I took a drawing class at a community college and about 1/2 of the students were adults (as in 40s-50s). I think a good sign to what occupation you should be doing now is what you see yourself doing when you retire. This definitely doesn't apply to everyone because we all have multiple interests and just not enough time.
I really do admire older people when they decide to pursue the things they've always wanted to pursue, but at the same time, I don't want to be taking cc classes at 45 just because I didn't think I could achieve it at 25. It's difficult to follow a dream, but it's harder to let it go.
JK. how you gon' get paid?
Life Without DS
I forgot to bring it to the apt. and I am awfully lonely in the bathroom.
