About crossroads and the right road

And so the first year of college is over...I've finished my exams on the 18th and then spent some time with my classmates for a few days. Now I'm home and away from Bucharest for a while. I feel happy and sad at the same time that vacation has come. I've been telling everyone that I am happy for the holiday, yet somehow sad that in autumn the second year of college will start. It's simply overwhelming how beautifully and rapidly time passes. Once you grow older, the carouselle of life increases its speed. It spins you in a staggering rhythm, leaving you wondering how in the world could one year pass so easily. On the other hand, what encourages me is that it has passed so beautifully.
Almost one year ago I took my entrance examination for Communication and Public Relations (FCRP). I had learned a lot for that exams, yet the idea of it scared the hell out of me. I think what terrified me was not its difficulty, but its importance, as I could feel that the exam was a landmark in my life. I remember my mother telling me the day before the exam: "I've prayed for you, but not necessarily to get into FCRP. I've prayed that God would bring you on your road." Coincidence or faith, I did get into FCRP and after one year of college I truly feel that I am on the right road. I like the curriculum, the teachers, the activities the college has to offer, the general atmosphere and last but not least my classmates. For now, I've realized PR is a passions and I want to exploit that passion in order to get something fruitful out of it and maybe to start building a future. I've also met good teachers, people to look up to. Furthermore, I've realized I've found new dear friends among my classmates, friends that make me feel that I am where I belong and friends that change my life. I can't even begin to imagine how my life would be without all those things, things that all emerge from one landmark day: the day that I took my entrance exam. My mother's prayer had been listened, as I've been at a crossroad, but found the right road.

Goldfrapp - Road to somewhere