._. Some how I feel like that is not very far away.

It all depends on how you look at it. My advice, just enjoy what you have while ya have it.....mostly time.

Time slips away to fast for me.

It's like I have so many books I want to read, but I can only read so fast. The clocks tick and I can't seem to read fast enough. I keep panicking I won't get to read everything I want.

Then don't panick. The books will always be there even as you grow older. My Aunt, for example, has boxes upon boxes of books from way back when that she reads

I have so many boxes now. And frankly, at some point we die. I wanna read all that I wish before I die.

Or become immortal, then I would worry less.

To read is only to pass the time, the way I see it. Although it is a good expenditure of time, and depending on the usage a practical expenditure of time, it is still just a way to pass the time.

I'm in complete opposition of that statement, Funk.

Here here Espy ( I think).

Reading is how I travel in space and time, how I experience life. It's a way for me to release stress, a way for me to relax, and ease myself.

Eh. Reading, for me, is a way for me to see outside of this world. It sounds cliche, but it's true. When people ask why I've such a vast imagination, I used to not know how to answer. I guess the real answer lies in the sheer amount of material I've read. I've been slacking on reading, lately, to be honest.

I've been slacking as well.

I used to be as well.

I wish I could get paid to read.

People do get paid to read... and then they write about it. They are writers and editors and critiques

I am not changing my major now.

What's your current major?
And it doesn't matter if you change your bachelor or not. Post-degree ftw

History.
-Blinks.-

And I don't know that I wanna do my master's yet.