The Dank Blog

     A personal goal of mine is education. I'd like to pursue my education as much as I can. So, in ten years, I'd like to see myself in college studying both neurology and psychology. I've always been fascinated by the brain and how it functions. Such as emotions, decisions, mental illness, and thought process. I just have always loved science and medicine. WIth my career and life as a whole, I'd like to make something of myself. I want to help people and make them feel good about themselves. I want people to know my name. But don't we all? I want to achieve those goals and I plan on doing so. BUt I'm afraid. Afraid I won't have time. I want to help out people but I never think about myself/feeling. And I don't want these habits to hold me back, but they do.       In addition to my goals, I'd also like to pursue music. I can play and I love to sing ( never said I was good at it). I don't know how I would. Whether it's a band or just a hobby...

    Over the summer I read Beastkeeper by Cat Hellisen. In the book, our main character, Sarah, moves in with her distant grandmother. Sarah comes from a cursed family, where as soon as they fall in love, they transform into a beast. After Sarah's mother leaves her father he starts turning. Something to note, the curse takes over when you fall in love but the other person doesn't love you back. After Sarah's father starts Turing, he drops her off at her grandparents place, whom she thought were dead. She then meets a boy named Alan.     That's just a little piece of the book. I wouldn't recommend to my worst enemy. This book was god-awful.