Days can be dull, tedious, and even quite a drag sometimes. I’ve definitely spent my time in the doldrums of life. I do have quite a source of motivation to keep me going, though. I have a main hobby that I am very passionate about. That would be video games. Video games give me great joy when I play them, and they sharpen my mind because they force me to think very quickly in order to get out of bad situations. When I play a video game, I get sucked into another world and live an experience that is fulfilling, difficult, and fun. I’m able to do things in video games that I could never do in real life like fly, cast magic, and all sorts of other abilities. Video games are truly enriching and keep me motivated when life seems dull or taxing.
I feel like my life is wasted because I could not earn as much as I have in mind. I wanted to live a life without any burden and be relaxed and confident. But, here I am and I have a bit of a pot belly. I do not drink or smoke it all just what I got. I was not reflexive at the right times in life. Its just like playing a big football match and getting dozens of chances of scoring the big goal, but missing it due to poor timing and reflexes. It is a blessing to be situated and unfortunately I went hyper in the wrong spots in life. I have many regrets and that’s why I don’t go around smiling. Life has always been harsh. I keep trying. I keep hoping. May be there will be something better coming up.
My Professor has been very influential in my life and I have not always enjoyed it. I spent all my school years struggling to impress my Professor. I had to pay the fees and I had to spend a lot of money for books and stationery. Most importantly, I had to commit so much time. I could have chosen to work early, rather than study for a Master’s. The Professor attracted my to the field. Most of all, I was aware of prospects of going to the US. This propelled me to sign the muster under the Professor’s nose day-in and day-out. I got no pay for study. Mine was an investment Program. My parents were patient. I always came out with a feeling that I wanted to learn more.