My return home to Toronto
Hey People!
After being gone the last 5 years, I have finally come back home to
When I left York Mills the first and last thing I thought of was what my grand plans were, I always was great at English and it seemed fitting that I wanted a career in journalism. But eventually, I was never the same when I realized that no matter what plans I make things always turn out very different.
I was once proud of what I have accomplished when I completed OAC...and later when I got my degree for Sociology it seemed small in comparison. My accomplishments feel small and smaller still.
I wonder if it was pride that got me through, and yet it didn't quite sound right, and like the little child who couldn't stand to peek at his presents, I wish I knew what the future holds for me.
In the last 4 days, I barely got used to being home it was almost surprising I felt like I was trapped. (The feeling you get when you were in high school) In the university I made some good friends, many of whom taught me a bit about religion. Yet, when I am home I barely had time for devotions now.
Then it hit me.
The full weight of reality never felt so strange, it wasn't because I was afraid. (After all, I always feared what I don't know) but at the back of my head, there was always this notion that I had to be independent and even though university has given me a chance to see that, I have not yet accomplished what I needed.
There is one thing that I haven't forgotten though...I once made a promise to a friend that I would go on to start my career in Social Work and finish off whatever I need to finish to and then go find her. It worries me a little bit because at this moment, I feel trapped and because promises do matter to me I just hope I manage to accomplish that task.
Signing Off,
TKO

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