I gotta chase my dream before it slips away

November 16th, 2002 with 104 views

My sister joined the mass Confirmation (definition: Catholic sacrament where you renew your baptismal vows) at school early this morning, and I ended up being her godmother. Not because I serve as a good role model for her spiritual upbringing, as the priest kept stressing during the orientation, but because there was no one else who would serve as godmother for her. :P If anything, I should be the one emulating my sister. I mean, I pray and stuff, but there’s a lot about the doctrines of the Catholic church that I don’t agree with or that I don’t understand. How am I supposed to “guide” her then? Oh well. She’s smart enough to think for herself and to know that role models aren’t exactly reliable.

Grr. I’m supposed to write a 350-word college application essay, but for some reason I simply cannot get past the 82nd word. I’ve been staring at my “essay” for the past twenty minutes, waiting to get inspired. But absolutely nothing is coming through. Whatever I write sounds like effete crap, and I wonder how I’m going to get accepted into any university at this rate. The theme I have to write about is what I’m going to do with the education I want to receive, and I guess the reason why I can’t write a thing is because I have absolutely no idea what I’m going to do with it. Okay, so maybe I do have an idea, but I just don’t know how to write it without conspiciously saying, “I’m an ambitious, well-rounded, intellectually curious individual. Now accept me, for crying out loud!” Stress! I hate writing about topics when I have insufficient knowledge.

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4 Responses to “I gotta chase my dream before it slips away”

  1. BLOGGED ---at the-protagonist.net on November 16, 2002 08:35 pm

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  2. Claire on November 17, 2002 03:46 am

    my sister was my sponsor and she doesn’t even go to mass anymore. :P

  3. Joanna on November 17, 2002 06:43 am

    Basically, everyone comes across sounding fairly moronic on their college entrance essays, simply because the topics they give kind of leave you with no other option. Don’t worry about it - just write the best you can, and forget about it.

  4. Daynah on November 18, 2002 02:08 pm

    It took me a while to do my college essay. And then when I started writing, I wrote too much. :) Just focus on your goals, and what you want to do with you life. I think that’s what colleges look for. Good luck. :)

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