Oh yeah, I have been bothered by this thought recently, after I had a decent conversation with someone.
Let me repeat again. For heaven's sake stop guessing who's the someone is.
Haha. I am being lame, again.
Well, seriously I have been considering the fact almost constantly. (Uh, I guess it has been already two years)
I decided my path to my career would be CAT-ACCA since Form 3, when I am picking Pure Science, Sub-Science, or Art class.
But another path I'm interested in open up to me while I was still in form 5 - Writing, yeah. I had considered the pros and cons, decided to give up since it doesn't really gives ya a lot of income; with the exception you're greater than J.K. Rowling. ;P
I thought maybe I could do it as a hobby during my free time, in which I'm constantly spending my times to do. I'm pretty regret that I did not cherish my time in the past to get a hold on my English Grammar skills; thus I'm pretty weak in terms of writing as for now.
I guess I talked too much of craps.
I dreamt of attending a class, one which the lecturer will be giving out speech and teaching his/her fellow students about writing skills (or etc), giving them thrilling assignments.
Imagine. You are given such an assignment.
Based you creative imagination, write a tear-shedding (touching) short story about bla bla bla~...And so on. There are a lot things which I would like to experience.
You might bring out the fact, why didn't I self-study? That was just a simple phrase you can mention of, but it was harder to realize that you could've imagine.
People who are willing to comment and perform the job a lecturer will be doing is 1 out of 100, or perhaps lesser compared to the ratio.
Anyway, it's just so thrilling by thinking about them. Are these the real passionate ones will experience when they're seriously in love with something?
This one is definitely stronger compared to the feeling towards ACCA, which turns sour from day to day. The main reason I guess I've no need to disclose, but the secondary reason is the course over-relied on paper-based work.
I guess someday it'd be a-whole-lot better if they give the students real-life experience. It'd add a lot fun and joy to the studying itself, I think.
One-day being an auditor with pay. I could barely imagine how much students will fall for the thrill and excitement of trying it out.
Darn. My grammar has worsen. I need to polish them up, again and again, forever and ever.
A long and boring post. Bah~