Life's a funny thing. Why is it that growing up, I knew what I wanted. I was going to go to a funky, fantastic, semi-prestigious university to major in interior design, decorate model homes for a builder, and do some traveling. By the age of 22, I'd be married, living in a fabulous town home in New York City. Perhaps I'd even own a bookstore/coffee shop rivaling The Shop Around the Corner--just not completely filled with children's books.
What's so difficult about that?
Now that I'm on the brink of beginning real life, life doesn't make sense. I know what I want, but I don't. I want to be a writer, but I have no idea how to get there. Graduate school? Internship? Set up shop in a anti-trendy, pleasantly dilapidated apartment in Boston's artsy side? Who knows. I wish I did.
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