Tell me about programming. When I graduated from High School I barely passed Math so it was apparently clear to me I wanted nothing to do with that in college. So I went to get a career in Art and Graphic Design. And now, in a ironic twist of fate, I have to deal with Java and PHP on a daily basis at work (I have been a web designer-gone-developer for almost 10 years). And while I have learned to stop worrying about that and actually enjoy some of it, what I thought of being a 2-year stint while in college has become a full career in itself for me. In other words, I am becoming my own worst nightmare - a terminal, workaholic geek. Sometimes I just want to kiss all this goodbye and move to the countryside to get into art again, or something.
*shudder*
I have to add that my programming skills were honed mainly by the fact that, in the beginning, I had to be a jack of all trades, things had to be done, and no one else was there to do it - so, in true AS spirit, I just began doing my own research and learning a lot in the process.
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