The end of High School.

It is now the end of high school. I was very lucky to be able to pull off straight A's all throughout high school. I now must put aside any distractions and focus on my future. I have to make a thoughtful decision about which college I want to apply to for my studies. Though there are so many options available to me, I still do not know where I want to go. I must check out every school thoroughly before making my decision. I would not want to make a cursory decision and end up regretting it later. The amount of hesitation is maddening.

Choice 1 : Go to Montmorency college.

Choice 2 : Go to Dawson College.

Go to Montmorency college.

I have decided to go into Social Sciences: The world. There is a lot of reading to do for each class. This program is related to politics and Social Sciences in general as well. I'm learning about voting, different political parties in Canada, civil rights, capitalism and adaptive behaviour. Even though my program is more oriented towards politics, I am starting to get very interested about Psychology. My Psychology classes are very interesting. I seem to be able to pull off straight A's very easily in my Psychology class. I am starting to wonder if I made the right decision about my program.

Choice 1 : Stay in Social Sciences: The World.

Choice 2 : Go into Psychology instead.

Go to Dawson College.

Going to an English college is definitely more difficult than I had anticipated. I have to work a lot more than I would in a French college. I am no longer able to pull off straight A's like I used to in high school. I find myself doing a cursory job more often than not, just to get rid of the work I have to do. Even though I tried working harder, my grades have dropped considerably. Perhaps I should try a French college, I am not sure.

Choice 1 : Go to a French college.

Choice 2 : Stay at Dawson.

Stay in Social Sciences: The World.

Good thing I stuck with Social Science: The world instead of changing my path for something else. Making an arbitrary decision could have turned out bad for me. My classes have gotten a lot more interesting, and I seem to be able to get good grades easily. Political challenges are definitely something I like to debate about. I have met awesome people that are just as interested about politics as me. It is soon the end of my program and must decide if I want to apple for an internship at a very well-known news outlet.

Choice 1 : Do an internship.

Choice 2 : Refuse the internship.

Go into Psychology instead.

The drive of work is insane! It is really not what I had expected. Perhaps it was easier for me to get good grades in Psychology because it was just the initiation class to that field of study. Perhaps I should have thought about it thoroughly before changing to this field of study. Therefore, I could have known the ins-and-outs of this field. The amount of reading and practice is definitely a draw back. I need an alternative.

Choice 1 : Go to Montmorency college.

Write a choice here.

Do an internship.

This internship seems to be an amazing opportunity so far. I able to learn the ropes thanks to it. My background in politics is definitely helping me out manage the basics about this job. The work is very dynamic. I love constantly being up to date about what is happening all across the country and abroad, but especially that I am part of the very first people to learn and cover all the major events around the world. I am getting along very well with everyone I am working with. My boss seems to love me. He has offered a position as an assistant. I'm not sure if I should accept it or continue my Studies in university first.

Choice 1 : Accept the job position.

Choice 2 : Refuse the job position.

Refuse the internship.

I should have chosen the internship. I have now finished College, but I am unsure if I am going in the right direction. I am scared the drive of work is going to overwhelm me. If only I had had a way of knowing what the job is actually like.

Choice 1 : Stay in Social Sciences: The World.

Accept the job position.

The job seemed like a dream came true, but there are some downsides right now. There is a lot of drama happening around me. I think my coworkers are jealous that I was able to get the job so easily. I am scared of getting sucked up in their game, as it would most definitely undermine my work, and I really do not want that. They have been withholding important information from me ever since I accepted the job. More often than not, they are trying to hinder what I am working on. I am trying to stay out of it as much as I can, but they are starting to get on my nerves. I am wondering if I should get back at them to let them know I am not an easy target.

Choice 1 : Get back at them.

Choice 2 : Stay out of the drama.

Refuse the job position.

I had decided to continue my Studies into university. I had decided to go to McGill University in Montreal in order to get a diploma in Political Sciences. I have successfully graduated from McGill University with an award for all of the hard work I put into my studies. I now have a deeper understanding of politics, and I'm confident that I have acquired the right knowledge in order to excel in life with this diploma. Perhaps I should go back to the news outlet where I did my internship.

Choice 1 : Go back to where I had done my internship.

Choice 2 : Find somewhere else.

Get back at them.

My boss had given me the task of telling the rest of my coworkers about a very important meeting to discuss crucial topics. I had purposely decided to tell my coworkers that I do not like the wrong time for the meeting, but my coworkers notified my boss about my behaviour. My boss decided to fire me from the company because he was incredibly disappointed in my behaviour. I am now stuck in a dead-end job in retail. Perhaps it was a bad idea to try to get back at them.

Choice 1 : The end of High School.

Focus on my work.

I am mature enough to know that I must stay out of drama. I have learned to get along with my coworkers, and they really like me now. We are over the childish drama. I have been working in the office for quite a while now. My boss asked me if I wanted to cover an important event on the ground.

Choice 1 : Work on the ground.

Choice 2 : Stay in office.

Work on the ground.

Working on the ground and having the chance to see major events firsthand has been an amazing experience so far. I have loved it ever since I started doing this. I have been covering events on the ground for the past 35 years. It has been an amazing experience. I should probably retire now.

Choice 1 : Retire.

Choice 2 : Do not retire.

Stay in office.

This has been insanely boring. I should have probably gone for something more fun instead.

Choice 1 : The end of High School.

Retire.

I have paid my mortgage over all these years of working, and I have a good amount of money that I had set aside. Having been a journalist has been amazing, but I can now enjoy life even more.

Choice 1 : The end of High School.

Do not retire.

Due to my old age, I broke my hip working on the ground covering an important event. Maybe this is a sign I should retire now.

Choice 1 : Work on the ground.

Go back to where I had done my internship.

My old boss was thrilled to see me! He immediately offered me a good position in office because of my higher education level. I have successfully secured a good position. I actively participate in political debates with people from all across the country. It has been an amazing experience to be able to my knowledge to work. Although it's been fun, having had the same position for a couple years, I am getting bored. I wonder if I should go work on the ground to cover major events. It would definitely be a different dynamic.

Choice 1 : Work on the ground.

Choice 2 : Stay in office.

Find somewhere else.

I don't have a foot in the door anywhere else. It has been extremely difficult trying to find a decent position somewhere. The amount of effort and time I have been putting to find a job has been deterring me from continuing. I believe the news outlet where I had done my internship was my best shot.

Choice 1 : Refuse the job position.

Go to a French college.

I have decided to switch to a French college. It will definitely be easier for me to get through my studies and pull off better grades. The drive of work won't be as maddening. The downside is that I now have lost one entire semester because of switching school. All of my friends are one semester ahead of me. I feel left out. Being alone has discouraged me a lot from pursuing my studies in Social Sciences: The World. I'm thinking about dropping out and trying to find a job instead.

Choice 1 : Stay in Social Sciences: The World.

Choice 2 : Find a job instead.

Stay at Dawson.

Good thing I stayed! I managed to get back on track after getting help from my English teacher. Seeking help was definitely a good idea. Making an arbitrary decision could have turned out bad for me. My classes have gotten a lot easier, and I seem to be able to get good grades easily thanks to the help of my teacher. An English college is a fun experience, and mostly different from the environment I was used to. I have met awesome people that are just as interested about politics as me. It is soon the end of my program and must decide if I want to apply for an internship at a very well-known news outlet.

Choice 1 : Do an internship.

Choice 2 : Refuse the internship.

Find a job instead.

Unfortunately for me, I have landed on a dead-end job. There is almost no way for me to upgrade. I have no sense of fulfillment working here. I keep working extra hours because the wage is not enough to cover my needs. This job is definitely not worthwhile.

Choice 1 : The end of High School.

Stick to psychology.

Even with all the amount of effort I put it's still very difficult. I do not think I was actually interested in psychology. Maybe I should try to find a job instead.

Choice 1 : The end of High School.