"Clouded, this boy's future is."

Wow, two updates in one week. I'm going to need a nap after this. Anyway, here is a story that I wrote earlier in the week:

http://www.thedailyjournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050922/LIFESTYLE/509220313&SearchID=73221236409820

The story was due Wednesday at noon, and since I had a class from 9:00-11:50, I had to write it, at the very latest, on Tuesday night. I made the first call on Monday night and I thought I had hit a dead end. I was supposed to include reactions from regular people who had gone to the festival before. However, I had no numbers and needed this person (the coordinator) that I was calling to give me numbers. However, for privacy purposes, that's a lot to ask. She said that she would call people and have them get back to me. At that point, I figured I had no chance in getting real-person reactions, but about three minutes after hanging up, I got three phone calls in a row, and two more the next morning (actually, two more than I really needed). So I'm thankful that worked out.

Hopefully, I can give you the link to the teenage opera singer story soon. It has been held off for over a month and a half. It appeared in the Bridgeton Journal this week but it should appear soon in The Daily Journal (in other words, A LOT of people will see it).

Oh, by the way, I found out that the circulation size of The Daily Journal is between 17,000 and 18,000. A small paper, yes, but nothing to sneeze at.

I am really starting to wonder where my future lies, especially concerning graduate school. I will say that I will probably go, but I don't know where, and I don't know why.