At heart? No, not really...
I mean, if I was given the chance, I would totally transport a good 15 years into the future. By then, I'd have my wife and kids (seriously can't wait to have kids), and my career starting to take off.
Ya know, just, living the American dream and stuff.
But as far as meaningful adulthood experiences... All I can think of that would fall under this category was going to college at SFA... Which, would typically be considered somewhat an adult thing to do ya know, going off on your own, being all independent and stuff. Even though, some college things seem pretty childish/trivial.
But in reality, going to college has been a humongous change for me: going from my parents home to a dorm full of college freshmen; going from a reasonable amount of responsibility to much more; going from slight independence to almost full independence. But I love it. It feels great. The freedom is remarkable. There's so much work and responsibility, but there's also so much fun to be had - just like later in our adult lives. This is what excites me most for the future.
At my year at SFA I had many big events happen. Some I guess you could say are life-changing. The only problem with creating a blog post about this, is that I don't really want to disclose any of this kind of information. lol
All I can really say is that I've learned so much at SFA - both real world experience and people experience (and regular ol' education of course).
As much as I wanna be childish and be a kid and all that good stuff, I'd really look forward to the future and true "adulthood".
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