The deeper in I find myself in the world of Academia, the more I feel the powers of Nature trying to destroy me. I think there may be some larger collegiate powers that I shan't mess with.
Perhaps I should respect these powers of Nature and leave the rest of my Mathematic truths unlearned.
Maybe stop arguing points only to be criticized later on by a large group of wise elders.
Everything seems to be pointing me in the other direction.
Well, back to working on my Math assignments.
This, we said, was our life...
We were alone one night on a long road in Montana. This was in winter, a big night, far to the stars. We had hitched, my wife and I, and left our ride at a crossing to go on. Tired and cold--but brave--we trudged along. This, we said, was our life, watched over, allowed to go where we wanted. We said we'd come back some time when we got rich. We'd leave the others and find a night like this, whatever we had to give, and no matter how far, to be so happy again. - William Stafford "Once in the 40's"
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