Stream of Consciousness
January 17, 2008
Computers are nifty. They are fun to play on. I wish my handwriting was neater. I think some philosophies are fun. Some are stupid. Some are overly valued. I wish I was at Bojangles right now. Laughing is an amazing part of life. Mathematics are awesome. Equations involving infinity are spectacular. AP Biology is one of my favorite classes of all time. Anatomy is cool. Biology is awesome. Mr. Butler is awesome. I like quiz bowl. I wish I knew more. Being a whiz on all academics should be my forté. I like thinking. Debating is fun. Debating about infinity is still more fun. The number “0″ is amazing. So is i. As is e. 1 is spectacular. Infinity is even better. Math and natural sciences are my passion. Social sciences are my hobby. Literature : I would may it more important if I had the time to read more. I just don’t have the time. I need more time. I need more time. I would love to do a lot more. More studying. More recreational reading. More fun. More pursuit of knowledge. I need time. Time FREEZE! Stop! Time! Stop!Explanation:
This was a prompted agenda. We were just supposed to write whatever came to our heads, which is called stream of consciousness. I really do enjoy how random my head is. What is more interesting is that without thinking thoroughly about what I am going to write, I am predisposed to writing in simple sentences. I enjoy how I have a written archive of some of the memories I had from that day. Almost all of what was written was a reflection on that day and the day before. This shows me that a journal of stream of consciousness would not only allow me to read and recall lost memories but also to reflect on all that which has confronted me.
