Decisions

So, I have about fifty billion and one decisions to make and they all need an answer yesterday. BLAH.

So, my dilemma has been narrowed down and I've kinda got an idea as to what I want to do but it's not decided yet. My cnoices:

- United States Naval Academy. Graduate and become a Surface Warfare Officer before filing paperwork to go into Intel (or go Marines and join Intel upon grad.)

- United States Air Force Academy: Go into Intel immediately upon graduation.

The Pros and Cons kinda balance each other out. I'm leaning towards the Naval Academy simply because it is closer to home, at this point. However, USAFA still holds a dear place in my heart becaus I attended SS there and I know a ton of people who are going there... It's hard too because I kinda feel like a traitor being in Civil Air Patrol. Like all gung-ho Air Force then "oh yeah, I'm joining the Navy" - it feels weird.

So that's my big dilemma at the moment.

On another note, Sen. Carper called my house the other day and told me that he thought I should go to Annapolis and he thought he'd call because he heard I was leaning USAFA...lol. And he also wanted to ask me to speak at his Academy Night on the 17th of February. It's a big night he has in Dover where he invites ALOs from all over the state and recruiting officers from each of the service academies and branches of the military. Even ROTC, NatGuard and CAP are there. :D

I have a ton of calculus and physics to do. I can't really decide how many lessons to do per day. I think it's like 2 a day in Physics and at least 2 a day for Calc but preferably 3...plus chapter tests... And I still have to read "Macbeth" for British Literature and do Vocab. woot. woot. :P

Toodles everyone