#### The biggest decision of my life is finally unravelling itself in headaches. My heart is set on shifting to Computer Science next year. I just realised that I really really want to learn code and programming. I have dreams of building my own website and becoming the next Zuckerberg. For the first time in my insignificant life, I finally have an inkling of what I'm going to do for the rest of my life. I find AI really interesting too, and I found out that the curriculum offers that subject. This might be what I'm waiting for. i can't wait to shift. Also, today, I walked a million miles (or what felt like it) through the campus. With my infinitely heavy bag. Yep. I had to photocopy a book for a reading in Art studies. And I really thank God that the internet in the Main lib connected just in time for me to read the email that contained the title of that precious book. Anyway, I managed to photocopy it. And I managed not being late in bio lab today. I don't understand why I even picked bio in the first place. I was never good at practical science, especially lab. And it zaps my self-esteem every single day. Forget being a bio major. Forget being a doctor. I'm not cut out for it. I don't even want to work in a hospital. And it's not like it'll earn me a lot of money. What in my right mind made me decide that biology was the way to go? Medicine here in UP has a return service act, which means that I'll have to work for 2 years before I can specialise. Why did it take so long for me to realise that computer science and programming is what I've been wanting to do all my life, aside from writing a book? Now, I've wasted a year, and maybe I'd have to take a lot of summer classes just to catch up, but I will make this mine. And I will work hard. Build a website? A Challenge. Make apps and games to sell on iTunes? maybe. This is so exciting and scary at the same time. I can't wait to shift. I guess I'm going to go back to zero again, but that's no problem at all, because I have the internet and code academy and code combat and all those other helpful coding sites.