apollosgirl1226

Don't ever let anybody tell you you're not good enough to achieve your dreams. Take those summer classes, even if you don't get a credit for it. Better yourself and continue on the career path YOU want to follow, regardless of other's opinions. You can achieve anything you put your mind to, and I'm not just saying that. There is a whole world out there, and its yours to conquer.
          	
          	Go get it.

apollosgirl1226

Don't ever let anybody tell you you're not good enough to achieve your dreams. Take those summer classes, even if you don't get a credit for it. Better yourself and continue on the career path YOU want to follow, regardless of other's opinions. You can achieve anything you put your mind to, and I'm not just saying that. There is a whole world out there, and its yours to conquer.
          
          Go get it.

apollosgirl1226

Do You Have Any Advice For Those of Us Just Starting Out?"
          
          Give up sitting dutifully at your desk. Leave
          your house or apartment. Go out into the world.
          
          It's all right to carry a notebook but a cheap
          one is best, with pages the color of weak tea
          and on the front a kitten or a space ship.
          
          Avoid any enclosed space where more than
          three people are wearing turtlenecks. Beware
          any snow-covered chalet with deer tracks
          across the muffled tennis courts.
          
          Not surprisingly, libraries are a good place to write.
          And the perfect place in a library is near an aisle
          where a child a year or two old is playing as his
          mother browses the ranks of the dead.
          
          Often he will pull books from the bottom shelf.
          The title, the author's name, the brooding photo
          on the flap mean nothing. Red book on black, gray
          book on brown, he builds a tower. And the higher
          it gets, the wider he grins.
          
          You who asked for advice, listen: When the tower
          falls, be like that child. Laugh so loud everybody
          in the world frowns and says, "Shhhh."
          
          Then start again.
          —Ron Koertge