The funny thing is, I’m the one who turned out to be a writer, while my friend went on to do other things. Neither choice was better, obviously. I just find it interesting to note that both of us found other interests long after we left high school.
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Monday, April 16, 2007
Never Too Late
I got a chuckle out of an article I ran across recently that a friend wrote about me in 1982 while were both in high school. He took a journalism class and worked for the school newspaper, so he chose to write an article about my participation on the school tennis team. I scanned a copy of the article. Here it is (by the way, my first name is Jerry):
The funny thing is, I’m the one who turned out to be a writer, while my friend went on to do other things. Neither choice was better, obviously. I just find it interesting to note that both of us found other interests long after we left high school.
I also played on my high school’s golf team. I’ve lost interest in the game in recent years, but I have a friend who never played in high school who has taken up the game as an adult and he’s far better than I ever was.
I say all of this to encourage you. It’s never too late to develop new passions. If you are interested in something, pursue it.
The funny thing is, I’m the one who turned out to be a writer, while my friend went on to do other things. Neither choice was better, obviously. I just find it interesting to note that both of us found other interests long after we left high school.
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