The Admission packet
Well.. I am so used to dealing everything online that I totally forgot that school's send out an official letter of admittance to the admitted students. It was really exciting to go through it. I think I read every bit of whatever they sent out other than the Hopkins Center of Art magazine (...wonder why they sent that).
I was especially fascinated with the envelope in which they sent the letter. It was this transparent paper with tiny winy color confitti kinda things on it. And the coolest thing was that my name was printed on that envelope. Such things make you feel special.
It also had a CD of a music album made by the Tuck Band. Man....they're good. I'm a feeling a bit intimidated by the talents of these Tuckies. Wonder where I stand relative to my future classmates.
I was especially fascinated with the envelope in which they sent the letter. It was this transparent paper with tiny winy color confitti kinda things on it. And the coolest thing was that my name was printed on that envelope. Such things make you feel special.
It also had a CD of a music album made by the Tuck Band. Man....they're good. I'm a feeling a bit intimidated by the talents of these Tuckies. Wonder where I stand relative to my future classmates.
posted by Aakhil | 1:44 PM
2 Comments:
You don't have to stand relative to your classmates. A talent need not be measurable or tangible. You don't have to be a singer, dancer, poet, painter or anything that of that sort to be truly talented.
You could have a great way of dealing with people, putting them at ease. That's a talent.
The way you deal with life - if u deal with it well, now THAT i think would be the biggest talent of all.
It is important to know where you stand(for yourself), however it is not important that the rest of the world see ALL what you are.
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