Tuesday, November 22, 2011
I never thought I could...
I never thought I could shoot lower than an 80 in golf. Golf is one of my favorite sports that I enjoy playing. It is a sport that makes me keep wanting to play more and more. It is very addictive to me. I have always wanted to shoot par on a golf course which is a 72 and still have yet to do so. Then I told myself that I just want to break 80. It took me a lot of years to just break 90 and i was so happy. But to break 80 meant I had to take off ten more strokes. I played for my high school and was able to take a few strokes off which got me to about an average of 85 and 86. It seemed like I was going to be at the score for a long time. I recently got a job at a golf course which provides great benefits while working there. I get to come play free golf any time I want and hit free range balls. So I took advantage of my free golf and played all the time. It seemed like I took a stroke off every week. One day I went out with my dad and I played the best golf i have ever played before. I shot a record low 76. I have been shooting around 80 ever since. I never thought I could shoot lower than an 80.
This semester so far has been...
This semester so far has been extremely stressful. After graduating high school, I feel like I forgot everything that I have ever learned. I know sort of what to expect because I had two siblings already in college and told me what it was like. I also knew that it was going to very stressful. I tried to get myself in the mindset that I would finish everything in advanced unlike high school. I have realized that I cannot wait til the last minute to do assignments in college. Grading is much more strict and important. I think a big reason why this semester is so stressful is because this is my very first semester in college. I didnt exactly know what college would be like and how hard it would be. I also graduated high school with good grades which qualified me to get LIFE scholarship here at Tech. Now I have to keep a B average which makes things a lot more difficult. Hopefully next semester will be better.
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