Today in my teacher projected a documentary about jobs. This documentary was interesting because it was about our generation and how the jobs that we are training for are getting farther and father away from arms length. This seriously caught my attention because I was no unaware of it.

When I was little, my parents told me that the main goal up to the point of being 18+ is to good excellent in school, get a great education and then graduate to go to college or university and then go off and get a well paid job. That's what I grew up thinking everyone did. I grew up thinking that if you did exactly that, that you were going to live a very comfortable life style. Depending on what I wanted to go into it would have still lead to a comfortable middle class life style that everyone is used to now a days. Little did I know that my future was going to be at risk.

Its outstanding to know that even if you get a degree in a field that the job isn't a 100 % attainable. You would think that if you didn't have any degree in any field that getting a job wouldn't be attainable but even with a degree its still hard to get a job. That's pretty twisted. Knowing that you might be jobless when your older is extremely alarming.

In my opinion I feel like we need to stop with the books and start with the actual work to have experience that will benefit us in the future with our career that we are trying to reach. If you think about it, the reason why people aren't getting a job is because of the lack of experience. Think of it like this, would you rather have a doctor operate on you with a lot of book knowledge but no experiences or a doctor with a lot of experience? Anyone would pick the doctor with the experience because it would just make more sense. Overall something needs to change so that when we get older we will have a good future for our future children.

This is my idea of paradise.

How beautiful would it be to sit with your loved ones, cheers to a cold drink and watch this breathless sunset. To me, small things that we take for granted everyday like sunsets are what I'm grateful for. Not saying that I'm the only one that does but we over look things that can be so beautiful. I've always wanted to witness one of these and hopefully I'll get the opportunity to view one with someone I'm close too just to make it that much more memorable.

Excuse the words choice but I stumbled across this on my twitter and over tumblr and thought it was interesting enough to post it for a little bit of inspiration. This left me wondering and thinking so why not show someone that could be reading this right? There's many quotes I live by like "live for something" "don't hang on to painful memories" and "live your life to its full potential." I personally think its worth the read.

    The first year in civic mirror was more of a hit and miss for many reasons. Some of the reasons was because I think I could have done more on whats was on my hidden agenda and have gotten more status points. What did affect my family was that 3 of my family member that died because of the lack of food and the random attack that happened.
Those could have been preventable and so it was more of a learning experience then anything else.

Like ever year we have our town hall and see what court dates will be set. There were 2 court dates set and one of them was a complete joke and "mocked" the court system. I could see the reason beyond the joke and it was to show that the votes and decisions were totally basis. I personally think that if you want to run a respectable court system you can't have someone that will be on only one person's side and not anyone else because you "don't like them." Its not fair game and will get no one anywhere if it isn't done with an opened opinion every time.

Besides that I think the second year ran a lot more smoothly and was controlled a lot better.