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I'm ready for summer
Can it come any sooner? And it's only two weeks in the semester.
No, I had these strange thoughts in electronics lab today. I want to be a history professor, but I'm randomly spending time on circuits that will be forgotten after I graduate. So why am I going through the frustration of trying to get a Schmitt Trigger Comparator to trigger? Oh, that's right, I wanted to be a dual major in electrical engineering and history for some odd reason.
There are many days when I question my sanity. I've been thinking, if I want to run for student government president I'm going to need a whole lot more time on my hands to deal with all the issues that come with that job. And I'd have a much easier time focusing on history...
But then I was talking with my mysterious suitemate Phil (aka![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wldntulk2knwwho) and the internet guru Stu on the way to lunch.
Me: I've been thinking about dropping one of my majors...
Stu: Which one would that be?
Me: The one that has the least to do with what I want to do later in life.
Phil: I only have one response to that. After grad school, I want to go to Tokyo University.
(Phil and Stu both laugh)
Me: I don't get it
Phil: You say you want to drop one of your majors. I say that I want to to go to Tokyo U after graduation (he's been reading too much MegaTokyo lately). They're both stupid ideas.
I know it sounds a bit ridiculous to have gotten so far with my dual major only to drop it. But, there are days that I wish it were so. It's difficult switching gears between two disparate fields like history and engineering. I know deep down that I would regret not trying to make the attempt to get both majors. I don't know, maybe this week's just been especially draining so my pessimism has been allowed to roam a little too freely.
No, I had these strange thoughts in electronics lab today. I want to be a history professor, but I'm randomly spending time on circuits that will be forgotten after I graduate. So why am I going through the frustration of trying to get a Schmitt Trigger Comparator to trigger? Oh, that's right, I wanted to be a dual major in electrical engineering and history for some odd reason.
There are many days when I question my sanity. I've been thinking, if I want to run for student government president I'm going to need a whole lot more time on my hands to deal with all the issues that come with that job. And I'd have a much easier time focusing on history...
But then I was talking with my mysterious suitemate Phil (aka
wldntulk2knwwho) and the internet guru Stu on the way to lunch.Me: I've been thinking about dropping one of my majors...
Stu: Which one would that be?
Me: The one that has the least to do with what I want to do later in life.
Phil: I only have one response to that. After grad school, I want to go to Tokyo University.
(Phil and Stu both laugh)
Me: I don't get it
Phil: You say you want to drop one of your majors. I say that I want to to go to Tokyo U after graduation (he's been reading too much MegaTokyo lately). They're both stupid ideas.
I know it sounds a bit ridiculous to have gotten so far with my dual major only to drop it. But, there are days that I wish it were so. It's difficult switching gears between two disparate fields like history and engineering. I know deep down that I would regret not trying to make the attempt to get both majors. I don't know, maybe this week's just been especially draining so my pessimism has been allowed to roam a little too freely.