You know how they tell you that at 18, when you graduate, the world is at your feet.
The world is at my feet. I have so many ideas, ranging from starting my own yarn shop, becoming a photographer, becoming a tour manager/amateur pianist;guitarist;violin player;bassist to becoming a novelist.(I am trying to write something right now, all I have is the blogged version of it) I want it all and maybe I will have it all, and maybe I won't have any of them.
Way to go corny-ness: But the world isn't just at my feet, it's also at your feet, will always be there. I won't deny that it likes to kick you in the shins and bite your ankles a lot, but in the end, it's yours to do with as you will.
And I'd (like to) fangirl you like mad, be it movies or music. 26 is not old to get into the music business. 26 is actually a good age to get into it, because you just know more and are also less impresionable. A little shiney eyed teenager keeps great hosts of fans, but do they keep themselves? A lot of them never make it to 26, because they were too young, far too young to enter such a rough arena.
Colin, I will go forth and conquer ;). (this is starting to sound like cult verse and I seriously need to stfu now ;))
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Date: 2008-11-25 04:40 pm (UTC)The world is at my feet. I have so many ideas, ranging from starting my own yarn shop, becoming a photographer, becoming a tour manager/amateur pianist;guitarist;violin player;bassist to becoming a novelist.(I am trying to write something right now, all I have is the blogged version of it) I want it all and maybe I will have it all, and maybe I won't have any of them.
Way to go corny-ness: But the world isn't just at my feet, it's also at your feet, will always be there. I won't deny that it likes to kick you in the shins and bite your ankles a lot, but in the end, it's yours to do with as you will.
And I'd (like to) fangirl you like mad, be it movies or music. 26 is not old to get into the music business. 26 is actually a good age to get into it, because you just know more and are also less impresionable. A little shiney eyed teenager keeps great hosts of fans, but do they keep themselves? A lot of them never make it to 26, because they were too young, far too young to enter such a rough arena.
Colin, I will go forth and conquer ;). (this is starting to sound like cult verse and I seriously need to stfu now ;))