All of my short life I've seen a vivid dream. One where I sit with a ticket in my eager hand, staring out the window of an airplane a million miles in the sky thinking "what next"? With my hard earned Master's degree in psychology and the freedom to start anywhere I choose at hand the possibilities are endless and overwhelming. Even now, as I reminisce on the decisions I've made in my past that have gotten me where I am today. The thought of regretting the hardship I faced throughout high school and the wild ambitious years of my college days never crossed my mind.
Eagerly contemplating what will happen next, none the less antsy to start my life. Fervently planning what will become of me how will this experience help mold me. I'm ready to relentlessly pursue and achieve the great things my hopes, ambitions, and desires lead me to seek.
Suddenly as the plane comes to it's …show more content…
I'd rather examine how the Borghese Garden's mood and setting effect the human's state of psyche, consciousness and passion. Not only observe those around me, but also to experience it myself. Peering out the window as the cab comes to an gradual holt. Grabing the door "5 minutes please" I tell the driver knowing it won't take long. Remembering that I will soon live a few minutes from the garden, I'll have plenty of time some other day.
Astonished as I walk throught the swiveling doors, gazing at the magnificent hieroglyphics on the wall.
"How may I help you" said the assistant? As I explained to him that I'm here to register for a tour. He showed me to a registry table quickly but not to heinous as I grab one and leave. Where too? Excited while telling the driver the address, that's walking distance he implied. Not shortly after as he drives throught big gates he asked what are you doing in Rome, are you visiting? As he comes to a stop I open the door and say this is
Eagerly contemplating what will happen next, none the less antsy to start my life. Fervently planning what will become of me how will this experience help mold me. I'm ready to relentlessly pursue and achieve the great things my hopes, ambitions, and desires lead me to seek.
Suddenly as the plane comes to it's …show more content…
I'd rather examine how the Borghese Garden's mood and setting effect the human's state of psyche, consciousness and passion. Not only observe those around me, but also to experience it myself. Peering out the window as the cab comes to an gradual holt. Grabing the door "5 minutes please" I tell the driver knowing it won't take long. Remembering that I will soon live a few minutes from the garden, I'll have plenty of time some other day.
Astonished as I walk throught the swiveling doors, gazing at the magnificent hieroglyphics on the wall.
"How may I help you" said the assistant? As I explained to him that I'm here to register for a tour. He showed me to a registry table quickly but not to heinous as I grab one and leave. Where too? Excited while telling the driver the address, that's walking distance he implied. Not shortly after as he drives throught big gates he asked what are you doing in Rome, are you visiting? As he comes to a stop I open the door and say this is