Unknowns, the future, and technical difficulties.

Well, due to my technical difficulties, I'm writing this post from my phone. My computer honestly sounds like a jet engine and is the temperature of the sun currently. Just to give you an idea of what I'm working with. Anyway, on to the blogging.

I've been thinking a lot about the future lately. I might be graduating this year. Or next year. Or possibly the year after that. It all depends on whether I enjoy majoring in art enough to stick with it. I had almost completed my psychology major when I decided to switch. It might not have been the best decision, but it's something I want to do, as far as I know. There's unknown number one: when am I graduating?

Unknown number two kind of ties in to unknown number one. Unknown number two: what am I going to do after I graduate aka what am I going to do with my degree? I honestly have zero idea. I hope I can find a cool, interesting job that allows me to utilize my art degree. Besides finding some kind of employment, I also intend to go to graduate school and get my Master's in...something...somewhere. Enter the third unknown. Maybe the fourth, too.

I don't what I want to go to graduate school for. I'd like to go for just art, art education, interior design, interior architecture, landscape architecture, just to name a few. In the coming months/year, I might have to narrow that list. It's actually much longer than this one. My fourth unknown kind of ties in with this. I want to go back East, that is for sure. Where, specifically, I don't know. Do I want to go to New York City, Boston, Massachusetts in general, New Hampshire? I honestly don't know. I'm trying to find graduate schools that offer any of my listed interests in these general locations. Actually finding them has proven to be extremely difficult. I don't know where to even begin to start looking.

All of these things are extremely stressful for me. What's even more stressful is knowing that I can't do a whole lot about any of it right this second. I'll have to wait a few months, a year, maybe longer. The future is terrifying, but it's also very exciting. I cannot wait to really begin my life. The road of life will lead somewhere, and I am beyond excited to see where it takes me. It will really be a long, strange, glorious trip.

Good night.