If any of you have ever been a high school senior or a high school graduate, I'm sure you've been asked over and over and over and over...and OVER... "So...what are your plans after high school?" And, "What are you doing next year?" And, "Have you decided what you're going to be out in the real world?"
Well, for one, calling life after high school the "real world" is ridiculous, but that's for another rant/blog post. And for two...getting asked those questions over and over and over and over and over and over and--oops, got stuck typing the same thing...gets annoying.
SO! To answer that question, I have decided to take to my blog. And if you read my blog...please don't ask me again in person! I'm begging you!
My plans for after high school:
I will be attending a college in an undisclosed location in order to become a bear. My major will be in hibernation, with a minor of circus bear.
This college is one of the top bear colleges in the USA and is highly recommended by graduate Smoky Bear, a wildlife preserver, known for his saying, "Remember, only you can prevent wildfires." They have many classes, ranging from History of Bears, Bears Around the World, Bears in Bible Times, Beary Berry Picking, Salmon Fishing, Salmon Selling...and on and on and on.
Besides classes, they have several different majors. Hibernation, Fishing, Circus Bear, Bear Fighter, Wildlife Preservation Bear...and the list continues.
I am currently waiting for my paperwork to come back. I am getting a free ride with the "Most Imaginative Mind" scholarship.
However, if I ever get tired of my chosen major and minor, I may return to a human college, where I plan to major in education. Most likely elementary and/or special. I will of course take a music class, because I love music.
My minor is still undecided, but probably not underwater basketweaving.
So, there you have it. That is my plan for after high school!
~Katie
And I have NO doubt you will pick the major "Hibernation." Bear with me as I begin to barely understand the bear necessity of becoming a bear. Bearly yours, Doug <]:o}
ReplyDeleteI just have one question: Is there a course on how to retain your humanity after being accidentally turned into a bear by a magic cake?
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look into that one!
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