I'm suffering through another tortuous day at the UC Berkeley Extension building. After spending the past hour and 15 minutes reviewing the information from the previous four sessions, I decided to excuse myself to the computer lab. My hand was getting cramped from the elaborate detailing I was adding to my doodles. I'm struck by the realization that if this were an acutal college course, we would have just wasted an entire class meeting on a pointless review. Unsurprisingly, I have decided to try to test out of this program. I only have a week to review, but hopefully I'll pass and will only have to waste a small handful Saturdays more.
This class, along with many of daily interactions, brings to light the fact that I am smarter than most people I interact with in this world. I miss that false, shiny bubble of college where I was actually one of the mediocre ones. Oddly enough, that was great. Gave me something to aspire to, rather than making me feel dragged down. Also, people wrote great, well-formulated emails. And if they didn't? Everyone was on your side when you ridiculed their misuse of "you're".
College bubble was the best bubble.
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