The Traveler

I like college now. I enjoy my classes and there’s a point to going.

And I see all these kids 5-6 years younger than me, some younger, who are just… not happy. They’re not happy at all and why should they be? Society has totally let down the fresh-out-of-high-school college student, in my opinion. High schools love to say they prepare kids for college, but do they? Eight hours of classes, three hours of homework, make sure you don’t let the things you’re passionate about take too much of your time because you need to really fill out that college application with Student gov and leadership and awards.

It’s basically stripping people of their passion to learn because what they want to learn and what the school needs them to learn don’t match up. And when you’ve got econ and english and math and bio and whatever else, when do you have time to learn about astronomy?

When I entered a 4-year program fresh out of high school, I’d done everything “right.” I had excellent grades and leadership positions in extracurriculars and work experience. But I hated college. I hated learning. I didn’t know how to interact with the knowledge I was being given! I’d only learned to memorize! I didn’t have questions, I had tasks! Yeah, I could write an essay, but it was like I was lying every time because I just wrote Whatever to get it done! Check that off the list!

I just wanna say that education is a lifelong process, formally or informally. And, as an adult, that’s a good thing. When someone told me that as a kid, I threw up in my mouth at the thought of it.

So I love corgis! And I think many other people also love corgis, so here’s a small life span of your average corgi!!!

Ofcourse, every little corgi puppy starts off small. They cant walk or see, but they’re born with a fully functional sense of smell! All healthy puppies grow quickly after birth. A puppy’s coat color may change as the puppy grows older.

Puppies develop very quickly during their first three months, particularly after their eyes and ears open and they are no longer completely dependent on their mother!! Their coordination and strength improve, they spar with their littermates, and begin to explore the world outside the nest!!

They grow up fast, and soon enough, you’ll have a big, grown corgi. However, contrary to popular belief, they aren’t done growing just yet.

Every corgi has the ability to keep growing, as long as you raise them right. My personal recommendation is to feed them past midnight.

After a while, they most likely won’t fit in your home anymore. You’ll have to buy some land to house your corgi, as they can be a little clumsy in this size. They’ll still be equally as loveable, and make for great transportation!

Their final stage, they’ll be about the size of your average skyscraper. Make sure to keep them out of the city! They aren’t malicious, but they’re very playful even in this stage!

I repeat:

Special salute to aracknoid3 Cosplay on this veteran’s day

“25 year Army veteran turned musician and Cosplayer. Started building as a form of physical therapy. This very quickly became a great joy"

Cosplayer  youtube / deviantart / tumblr / instagram