Building a life from 3 ply paper

I have been working on my grand scheme lately and arrived at a decision.  That decision is to probably do the rest of my time at ABtech (Asheville Buncombe technical college) and then go to WCU (Western Carolina university) and finish my last 2 years for a bachelors in photography!  The whole time I'll be at Western I want to not only focus on photography but also Japanese because my "grand scheme" is to go be a JET in Japan (Japanese Exchange Teacher).  So I have to figure out if I could learn more Japanese at WCU by finishing my 2 years at ABtech or not finishing there and then using the credits I still need for Japanese courses.  I have to stop by Western at some point, just gotta find the time =/.  I have been trying to figure out where in Japan I'd like to teach and there are too many places haha.  Fukuoka, Tokyo, my beloved Nagano or maybe some place like Hokkaido.  Pick up snowboarding or something if I was in Hokkaido.

I'm still trying to work on my career as a photographer and most recently a wedding photographer.  Almost finished editing all the pictures I shot from my last and first wedding ever shot!  That's great news cause I really dislike editing... If I could choose I would have an editor and I would just shoot the pics and let him/her deal with editing it.  Takes too much of my time to deal with tweaking pictures, the art in photography is of capturing the moment not changing it after the fact.

School so far has been challenging and fun, I've been making some solid B's in two of my classes and A's in my design class which has been nice.  Surprisingly though the only class where I didn't turn something in on time where I had been previously doing excellent was design 2... I hated the project I had been/still am working on and it was due last monday =(.  It's my inner artist procrastinator saying "You don't need to do that right now! go play video games and eventually everything will work out the way you want!" but alas my lack of a project wasn't forgotten by my teacher so, there goes my hopes of an A on that one.  It's otherwise been a fun class that has bent my brain in numerous ways, I am now a master of creating boxes, spheres, tetrahedrons, icosahedrons, octahedrons... pretty much any sort of "hedron" you want just name it!  I'm ready to build my future house out of 3 ply paper like the rest of my projects have been lol.