#mathslifeandstuff

So, finally, after what I was only informed yesterday by my friends has been a three month college inscription, I am done. It's been pretty tough, I remember often feeling like the classic image of a man trying to push a boulder up a cliff. After all, I am a kid with a serious case of A.D.D who had to learn how the hell you even do a normal college inscription and then how to make an international one. It's been crazy, I started out making I don't even know how many calls a day, taking enormous amounts of rendez-vous with academic advisers, but, slowly the "to-dos" on my clip-board started kind of, converging like water drops, one by one into more meaningful moments until today when I finally payed my application fee, sat back and thought to myself "And now I wait." Mountains are tall, but each has it's peak. I still have to wait to know if all my documents are in order, or if I may have missed something but, I feel pretty confident it'll go smoothly from here on in. As I sat home, I felt like a rock tipping, rolling down the other mountain side, down, down it's trail.

I dropped out for a simple reason: I wanted to take my time and find a place where I would like to learn. So, when I dropped out, I decided I'd go to as many different classes in as many schools as possible, and that's what I did. Eventually I realized there was nothing for me in Montreal, but there was something in Redmond Washington. Yes my 2 followers, if you are game designers you know I speak of the Hogwarts of Game Designers, the birth place of Portal. The institution I speak of is none other than DigiPen. I literally had a little moment of "is this even real?" when I saw the course sequence of the program I'm applying to coz it looks just so damn purrfect. Not to mention James Portnow, my idol in the game biz, works there. Anyway, so now I've been working hard at my inscription for the past couple weeks, trying to get my crazy complicated foreign student application together (coz I'm Canadian remember?) but it is almost done. And I have to admit I'm kind of proud that, I, Math, the kid with a terrible case of A.D.D and who's never done any remotely close to an application in his life has managed to pull this off. And I'm glad to see that, now, after many calls and paper work and research, only two letters remain and a portfolio, and then I cross my fingers. Until then, take care party people.