their will. That was a hard time for my family. Thankfully, my brother eventually emerged from that darkness. He is a dreamer and is tenacious. He is still striving to realize his dreams. In many ways, he is an extraordinarily gifted man. He definitely has the gift of gab and persuasion.
Brutal and sad stuff man.
So then, it sounds like you enjoyed high school overall?
Parts of it. I enjoyed all the different activities I was part of. I liked learning stuff. But wasn’t always the most focused student. I had so many different things going on and it sometimes got in the way of my studies. Mostly I lived off my wits in High School. I would often not do the homework and cram for exams. But my grades seldom suffered for it. What I didn’t like was feeling like I didn’t belong anywhere in particular. It took a year of college for me to learn that I could no longer just live off my wits. That’s one of the reasons I was less “active” in college than I had been in high school.
Least favourite subject in high school?
I don’t think I had a least favorite subject. Just about everything fascinated me to some degree. Some teachers were terrible. But that wasn’t about the subject. Freshman year, I thought I was bad at math. I couldn’t make head or tails of my freshman algebra teacher. But after freshman year, I had GREAT math teachers and realized that I actually loved mathematics.
Favorite subject?
I liked them all. I liked science and mathematics the most, though. I was thinking about lots of different things. I wanted to learn everything there was to learn. I wanted to know how everything worked. I wanted to see the world. I wanted to speak many different languages.
Inspirational teachers?
My two favorite and most inspiring teachers were my French Teacher Mr. Schum and my Mr. Danke, who taught me Algebra 2, Trig, and Calculus. Both were awesome.
Favorite books?
