Life after this...

Recently I've been thinking a lot about what I want to do once I get home. Some things are a given, like, finishing high school, wrestling, and getting a job.
It's strange that I'm no longer part of the class of 2011, I mean I am..but not really since I don't get to graduate until 2012. But at the same times it's kind of interesting because I get this year to prepare myself for my official senior year, if that makes sense to ya'll. I realized finally that I should go above and beyond with my school work, I'm not saying that I didn't care before but I never really tried to do better than well the average. Even though I did get A's and a few B's last year and GPA between 3.3-3.7, that's all great and such but I wonder if maybe my GPA could have been just a bit better had I really tried my best on certain subjects (math). But that was last year, can't be changed now. So I decided that I am going to really give it my all come senior year. I want to finish high school off strong, not just phsyically (jk) but mentally.

I've been thinking about what I want to do once I graduate. College? Work? Something else? I mean there are so many options out there. I do suppose that college would be the next best thing, but I also have realized how much I love baking. So going to a culinary---baking school would be the ultimate idea. I would like to have a minor or major (don't know how it will all work out yet) in Spanish and then also in business management. Because I plan to own my own bakery/café of some sort, that would be such a great accomplisment. To be honest I'm not all to sure how this "college" thing works out, but I have time to learn. Anyway I have been looking at different colleges/ universities but none seem to have the three things I want to continue. Most if not all have the business managment as a program but then they might not offer culinary classes. Or a college might have the culinary classes but it doesn't have wrestling as part of it's athletics. So, I'm going to have to figure some things out. Oh and then theres the part where I have to get actually accepted to at least one of the colleges I apply for. Yeah, that's kind of important.

Yeah well that's all this post is about, nothing that has to do with Sweden or my exchange...just about me...and my plans....same old, same old.