It's crazy watching you from when you were so little to now that you're becoming a young lady! So proud of you! You're going to do so great and it seems like you're super excited to start!
Presley, my dear girl, you never stop amazing me. I am SO PROUD of you! With young adults like you, as future leaders, I don't worry so much. Good luck, and enjoy it!
I majored in sociology but took a lot of psychology classes also, and I learned so many interesting things from all of my classes! My absolute favorite soc class was Anthropology and my favorite psych class was Psychology of Genocide and Mass Atrocities. The latter was heartbreaking yet so interesting at the same time. Good luck with everything, Presley!
Best of luck with this! You'll do great. My son graduated this month from both high school, and from the local community college with his associate's degree in North Carolina. He's heading to a 4 year school in the fall to complete his Bachelor's in 2 more years.
Amazing!!! Good luck with this venture! My favorite “random” class was “philosophy of art” I found it so interesting! My twin sister took a Harry Potter literature class!!!
7 years ago my parents told me the program existed in passing but never elaborated on it but growing up in South Central LA with my friends dying around me I eventually dropped out to get away from that and got a job. I still regret that decision I did go back for my diploma but I would have liked to go to college in highschool I was like 3 blocks away from South West community college.
I'm in my 3rd year of a BA/BSc conjoint and I think I have two favourite classes. The first was a Linguistics class on Endangered Languages where we looked at the different causes of language endangerment, what efforts are being made/what we can do to help in the preservation and/or revitalisation of endangered languages and even a little bit into the language that we use around these issues and why saying something like "____ is a dying language" can be really problematic and have a large negative effect on attitudes towards the language both of speakers and non-speakers. We spent the second half of the class each doing a case study on an endangered language that we had a connection to/interest in and produced reports on the vitality of the language which we then presented to the class, as well as another presentation on an interesting aspect of the language's grammar. It was super great learning about the 24-odd different languages everyone chose! My second was my first class on formal logic. I had an awesome prof who made it a lot of fun and yeah I would really recommend Presley look into any logic courses offered by the college (often listed under philosophy) as it's a really interesting area of study!
Presley, this is such an exciting time! I hope you will take an intro to philosophy in the world religions class. I think you would really thrive in those types of classes and you would find them very interesting! I was an English lit major & got my secondary ed teaching degree. But I loved philosophy and world religion classes those were my favorites! I taught in Japan for three years on the JET program. You should really look into it. I think you would thrive in that kind of environment and you would be a really great teacher in Japan! My stay in Japan ended up being eight years long and I ended up being a University teacher before I came back to the United States, but I definitely recommend at least researching JET!! The best place to really learn Japanese is Japan after all! I lived in a very rural town with no English speakers, so I had to learn Japanese very quickly. But when you’re surrounded by it, it’s easier than you would think!
One of my favorite college classes was Linguistics. Even just the 101 class had so much info about how to hear and analyze everyday speech. Like for example, the T in Batman doesn't actually make a T sound - it is a glottal stop which is the same as the pause between Uh Oh. And the t's in battle and d's in puddle are the same sound called a tap, not a T or D sound. It is probably just as easy to learn online or on your own as taking a physical class though.
linguistics are fascinating!! i'm actually working on a fictional language with a friend and that sounds like it'd be super interesting & helpful. that batman thing is tripping me out though... i never realized you don't say the t!
My favorite class I have taken so far is Media and Culture. It explains how different forms of media impacts the world and the history of different types of media like radio, television, and internet. It was pretty interesting. I'm taking mostly healthcare related classes though because my major is Healthcare Administration.
I'm working on going to grad school and would suggest taking the rate my professor scores with a grain of salt. You are a young lady who has a thirst for knowledge and wants to know and learn more. A lot of my favorite and professors I have learned the most from have lack luster scores on those rating sites. Enjoy being in college - you're a step closer to taking over the world!
This is not at all possible in my country, which is a shame, because secundary school was incredibly boring for me, so this would have been so interesting. How awesome that this is possible for Presley! This is going to be a challenge, but how fun!
Btw I think Gender Studies/Women's Studies/Sexuality classes would be super interesting for Presley! She is so into social justice issues and power structures, so I feel that would be a good fit for her and would really feed her curiosity.
If you have any specific questions regarding the field, let me know. I'm finishing my research masters, so I'd love to answer any questions you have regarding Gender Studies or Media Studies.
I'm in England and our system is a bit different, but my favourite module so far has been behavioural ecology, so the biology of animals living in groups, social behaviour, communication, co-operation and competition all that kind of stuff. Ecology involves quite a bit of maths if you do it at uni/college level, you need to be able to differenciate quadratic equations, and understand logarithms. I'm also learning to code, both for data analysis and for modelling. I find that quite hard to learn but it is important for biologists to be able to do, and especially for me because I'm physically disabled so I can't do fieldwork. For my note-taking, print off the lecture slides beforehand (my department has a policy of making powerpoint slides available before each lecture), 4 slides per page so there is space around them to write, and then in the lecture I can annotate around the slides. Sometimes there are graphs or diagrams on the slides which I can label as the lecturer is explaining them. When the most important points and equations are on the slides, they're also automatically in my notes so I don't have to worry about copying them down accurately. It's not the most aesthetic thing, but it works well for me. If your lectures aren't being recorded, the priority during the actual lecture is to write the important stuff down so you don't forget it. During the lecture you likely won't have time to make your notes pretty, that's ok. If something isn't instagram-worthy, just don't isntagram it. You might find that writing up your notes nicely afterwards helps you consolidate the learning. If you enjoy that and it works for you, that's great, go for it! But don't feel bad about how your notes look. The important thing is that you take in the information and have a record of it that you can refer back to later.
YES for behavioural ecology! for most of my life i've wanted to be a behavioural zoologist! those classes fascinate me aaah! math is super hard tho, i'm nowhere near college level yet thank you for the notes tips!! that's a smart idea :-) also good luck on learning to code!! coding is super fun!!
Congrats! I did a few double enrollment classes my last two years of high school but I went the boring route and just did pre-reqs. I did do community college so I had to pay for less years of a four year school, and I don't regret it at all! I think Media Law is my favorite class I took - definitely not the easiest, and dry at times, but ultimately really interesting. I also took a Gay and Lesbian Literature (I'm sure at this point that class has been renamed, but circa 2005 it was called that) that I wish I'd actually had more time to focus on. If I could go back and redo one university class, it'd be something like that. I was working too many hours and taking too many other classes to put the effort into it that I really wanted.
there's an lgbt+ literature class!! im super excited for it but it requires english 1, which i'm taking this semester! thank u so much for the recommendations!! im even more excited now :0
I'm doing psychology and political science in university. I find that courses that allow for the most thinking and interesting research opportunities are really interesting. Outside of my majors, in first year we took a common faculty year, so I also took other courses in legal studies, sociology, and communication studies. Communication studies was interesting because you looked at the history, development, and societal implications of things like TV, radio, internet, books, newspaper, movies, music, etc. Definitely take a look!
I went to culinary school. My favorite class was nutrition. If you have a chance it was really facinating. So any dietary nutrition science class would be great.
If you ever don't understand something in class try looking it up here on CZcams. I found a lot of different professors that make videos to help break things down better and it was really helpful if I couldn't get ahold of my professor at that time. For note taking color coding really helped me stay organized. Sticky notes are my best friend. Having a planner has really helped me keep track of assignments and due dates as well. Also, for notes, I do a mix of handwritten and digital. Personally, digital is easier for me because I type a lot faster than I write. It also makes it easier to find things because you can use the search function on Microsoft Word to find things when studying. My college has an open book, open notes policy on tests so if I can't remember something during a timed test it's a lot easier to search for something than having to read through all my notes.
Hey! I'm finishing my 2nd year of college :) I'm a homeschool Graduate and my favorite class has to be my Social Impact of Technology class! Don't worry to much about pretty notes 😉 Because when a teacher (professor) is talking /teaching you don't always have time for pretty notes 😂❤️
I study in Prague and here it is also possible for high school students to go to college classes. I think it´s really cool! Unfortunately, this wasn´t possible when I was at high school though. :(
I liked -Body Politics (about the commodification of the human body (analyzed menstruation, sex work, sperm donation, organ donation, trafficking etc) -Media, Messages and Society (critical analysis of media (like critiquing Twilight, Greys, Big Bang Theory, & Trumps oppression of the media) Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Studies Roots of Feminism
It costs a bit of money (like 100 max maybe 50-65) but the website/software ProWrittingAid is amazing it gives you an expected grade and tells you about ur grammar, over used words, cliches etc
Oh and aesthetic notes, personally, I think they are pretty pointless. I wasted way too much time in my school career trying to make things pretty, neat for sure, but pretty I'd rather invest all that time take an art class in retrospect. There is a video called "How I Take Notes On My iPad Pro in College! How I Use Notability | Megan and Ciera" - I think she's pretty realistic about college level note-taking and it's cool because I would have loved to get started early on digital note taking, it's the future for sure :)
YOOO BREAKING BAD IS ONE OF THE GREATEST SHOWS OF ALL TIME I am in college now and I just took a class about Breaking Bad which is my favorite class of all time now.
If your college offers any women and gender studies courses, I feel like you might be interested. My experience with those courses has taught me a lot about intersectionality and also sexuality depending on the course itself. It's similar to sociology but more specific. I really wish I took astronomy. If you are required to take languages courses, I would recommend ASL.
@@gcole6 Hi. Thank you for your feedback. Just because a certain degree does not offer obvious career choices does not mean they do not help a person grow. Presley is only a teenager and is looking for courses to explore. If Presley decides to continue to get a Bachelor's degree after getting an AA, then that is a choice she can make. I am only suggesting courses I enjoyed and found useful for my own learning. Also, there's nothing wrong with working at a Starbucks. If you enjoy it, then you enjoy it. And if no one worked at your local Starbucks, then I guess you won't be enjoying a Starbucks drink.
Ugh because I am not already at least mid-key envious of your education opportunities what with the homeschooling thing then you get to do this. Ok I'm fine just ranting and wishing for a do-over. Also I am INCREDIBLY Genuinely happy for you that you get to skip some of the timesucks built into the USA' s education system. (I mean it tho, ok? ok.) My answer to my favorite college course is one called "Perspectives on the World Christian Movement". I know it probably won't be something you may take, but it was the 101 of my field of study and I loved it so much. If you ever get into learning about theology, it is a course worth taking and richly engaging. As far as study/education tips to pass on for college and high school, I submit the following.: A: Ratemyprofessor helps, but is not everything. I was the admin for both my high school's (ratemyteacher) and community college's sites. So many ratings and comments that were not thinking complexly could have brought good professors'/teachers' ratings down if I had allowed them on the site. On the flip side of the coin, some were perhaps rated higher than they should have been because they were more focused on being likable than being professional. And a lot more good and bad ones just weren't on the site at all, so still do ask around when you can. B: With everything academic that you write, read it out loud as though it were a speech before you submit it to the professor. It wasn't until I had to do this by an English teacher that my writing vastly improved. I really wish I had been taught to do this at your age, instead of almost out of high school. C: Try to study with the people in your classes when you can. Your fellow students will help you absorb more of the material and share perspectives you might not know about already, and you can teach them what you know. Obviously do this in a way that would be safe for you, but do branch out when possible. I am v v v happy for you, Presley! Thank you for teaching me what you know. I want the best for you and hope your high school and college experience is wonderful and blessed. ♡
And when I take college in 6 years from now, I will probably study Video Game Development and have my company plain out bought by Nintendo. If you’re interested in my video game, just ask me. (I’m an annoying 12 yr old)
Omg. Um. Wow I don't know that you were a girl though you were a boy. Because the first video I found this channel from was the kano computer kit video in which you looked like a boy. Sorry for thinking you were a boy I hope you are not mad. Because if you go back and watch your kano computer kit video you would think that you were a boy too trust me
It's crazy watching you from when you were so little to now that you're becoming a young lady! So proud of you! You're going to do so great and it seems like you're super excited to start!
Presley, my dear girl, you never stop amazing me. I am SO PROUD of you! With young adults like you, as future leaders, I don't worry so much. Good luck, and enjoy it!
I majored in sociology but took a lot of psychology classes also, and I learned so many interesting things from all of my classes! My absolute favorite soc class was Anthropology and my favorite psych class was Psychology of Genocide and Mass Atrocities. The latter was heartbreaking yet so interesting at the same time. Good luck with everything, Presley!
Best of luck with this! You'll do great. My son graduated this month from both high school, and from the local community college with his associate's degree in North Carolina. He's heading to a 4 year school in the fall to complete his Bachelor's in 2 more years.
Amazing!!! Good luck with this venture! My favorite “random” class was “philosophy of art” I found it so interesting! My twin sister took a Harry Potter literature class!!!
7 years ago my parents told me the program existed in passing but never elaborated on it but growing up in South Central LA with my friends dying around me I eventually dropped out to get away from that and got a job. I still regret that decision I did go back for my diploma but I would have liked to go to college in highschool I was like 3 blocks away from South West community college.
I'm in my 3rd year of a BA/BSc conjoint and I think I have two favourite classes. The first was a Linguistics class on Endangered Languages where we looked at the different causes of language endangerment, what efforts are being made/what we can do to help in the preservation and/or revitalisation of endangered languages and even a little bit into the language that we use around these issues and why saying something like "____ is a dying language" can be really problematic and have a large negative effect on attitudes towards the language both of speakers and non-speakers. We spent the second half of the class each doing a case study on an endangered language that we had a connection to/interest in and produced reports on the vitality of the language which we then presented to the class, as well as another presentation on an interesting aspect of the language's grammar. It was super great learning about the 24-odd different languages everyone chose! My second was my first class on formal logic. I had an awesome prof who made it a lot of fun and yeah I would really recommend Presley look into any logic courses offered by the college (often listed under philosophy) as it's a really interesting area of study!
Yaaay!! Congrats, Presley! What an awesome opportunity! :)
I also took a science fiction literature course, and it was also excellent. Highly recommend!
yes!! scifi is my favorite genre, i'd love to take a class based around it!
Presley, this is such an exciting time! I hope you will take an intro to philosophy in the world religions class. I think you would really thrive in those types of classes and you would find them very interesting! I was an English lit major & got my secondary ed teaching degree. But I loved philosophy and world religion classes those were my favorites!
I taught in Japan for three years on the JET program. You should really look into it. I think you would thrive in that kind of environment and you would be a really great teacher in Japan! My stay in Japan ended up being eight years long and I ended up being a University teacher before I came back to the United States, but I definitely recommend at least researching JET!! The best place to really learn Japanese is Japan after all! I lived in a very rural town with no English speakers, so I had to learn Japanese very quickly. But when you’re surrounded by it, it’s easier than you would think!
One of my favorite college classes was Linguistics. Even just the 101 class had so much info about how to hear and analyze everyday speech. Like for example, the T in Batman doesn't actually make a T sound - it is a glottal stop which is the same as the pause between Uh Oh. And the t's in battle and d's in puddle are the same sound called a tap, not a T or D sound. It is probably just as easy to learn online or on your own as taking a physical class though.
linguistics are fascinating!! i'm actually working on a fictional language with a friend and that sounds like it'd be super interesting & helpful. that batman thing is tripping me out though... i never realized you don't say the t!
My favorite class I have taken so far is Media and Culture. It explains how different forms of media impacts the world and the history of different types of media like radio, television, and internet. It was pretty interesting. I'm taking mostly healthcare related classes though because my major is Healthcare Administration.
I'm working on going to grad school and would suggest taking the rate my professor scores with a grain of salt. You are a young lady who has a thirst for knowledge and wants to know and learn more. A lot of my favorite and professors I have learned the most from have lack luster scores on those rating sites. Enjoy being in college - you're a step closer to taking over the world!
Congratulations. Cant wait to see more
thank you!!
That is really cool! Wow!
This is not at all possible in my country, which is a shame, because secundary school was incredibly boring for me, so this would have been so interesting. How awesome that this is possible for Presley! This is going to be a challenge, but how fun!
Btw I think Gender Studies/Women's Studies/Sexuality classes would be super interesting for Presley! She is so into social justice issues and power structures, so I feel that would be a good fit for her and would really feed her curiosity.
If you have any specific questions regarding the field, let me know. I'm finishing my research masters, so I'd love to answer any questions you have regarding Gender Studies or Media Studies.
congrats!
Psych 101 is always a super interesting and easy class. I took it in college as a high school student as well. Congrats by the way! :)
oooo psych seems so cool!! thank you!
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I'm in England and our system is a bit different, but my favourite module so far has been behavioural ecology, so the biology of animals living in groups, social behaviour, communication, co-operation and competition all that kind of stuff. Ecology involves quite a bit of maths if you do it at uni/college level, you need to be able to differenciate quadratic equations, and understand logarithms. I'm also learning to code, both for data analysis and for modelling. I find that quite hard to learn but it is important for biologists to be able to do, and especially for me because I'm physically disabled so I can't do fieldwork.
For my note-taking, print off the lecture slides beforehand (my department has a policy of making powerpoint slides available before each lecture), 4 slides per page so there is space around them to write, and then in the lecture I can annotate around the slides. Sometimes there are graphs or diagrams on the slides which I can label as the lecturer is explaining them. When the most important points and equations are on the slides, they're also automatically in my notes so I don't have to worry about copying them down accurately. It's not the most aesthetic thing, but it works well for me.
If your lectures aren't being recorded, the priority during the actual lecture is to write the important stuff down so you don't forget it. During the lecture you likely won't have time to make your notes pretty, that's ok. If something isn't instagram-worthy, just don't isntagram it. You might find that writing up your notes nicely afterwards helps you consolidate the learning. If you enjoy that and it works for you, that's great, go for it! But don't feel bad about how your notes look. The important thing is that you take in the information and have a record of it that you can refer back to later.
YES for behavioural ecology! for most of my life i've wanted to be a behavioural zoologist! those classes fascinate me aaah! math is super hard tho, i'm nowhere near college level yet
thank you for the notes tips!! that's a smart idea :-) also good luck on learning to code!! coding is super fun!!
My daughter during the same thing, she take music appreciation this fall.
Congrats! I did a few double enrollment classes my last two years of high school but I went the boring route and just did pre-reqs. I did do community college so I had to pay for less years of a four year school, and I don't regret it at all!
I think Media Law is my favorite class I took - definitely not the easiest, and dry at times, but ultimately really interesting. I also took a Gay and Lesbian Literature (I'm sure at this point that class has been renamed, but circa 2005 it was called that) that I wish I'd actually had more time to focus on. If I could go back and redo one university class, it'd be something like that. I was working too many hours and taking too many other classes to put the effort into it that I really wanted.
there's an lgbt+ literature class!! im super excited for it but it requires english 1, which i'm taking this semester!
thank u so much for the recommendations!! im even more excited now :0
I'm doing psychology and political science in university. I find that courses that allow for the most thinking and interesting research opportunities are really interesting. Outside of my majors, in first year we took a common faculty year, so I also took other courses in legal studies, sociology, and communication studies. Communication studies was interesting because you looked at the history, development, and societal implications of things like TV, radio, internet, books, newspaper, movies, music, etc. Definitely take a look!
Wow...I watched more often years ago. It's crazy you are in highschool now. Have fun with it! It can suck a lot but it can be fun too!
I went to culinary school. My favorite class was nutrition. If you have a chance it was really facinating. So any dietary nutrition science class would be great.
If you ever don't understand something in class try looking it up here on CZcams. I found a lot of different professors that make videos to help break things down better and it was really helpful if I couldn't get ahold of my professor at that time. For note taking color coding really helped me stay organized. Sticky notes are my best friend. Having a planner has really helped me keep track of assignments and due dates as well. Also, for notes, I do a mix of handwritten and digital. Personally, digital is easier for me because I type a lot faster than I write. It also makes it easier to find things because you can use the search function on Microsoft Word to find things when studying. My college has an open book, open notes policy on tests so if I can't remember something during a timed test it's a lot easier to search for something than having to read through all my notes.
Hey! I'm finishing my 2nd year of college :) I'm a homeschool Graduate and my favorite class has to be my Social Impact of Technology class! Don't worry to much about pretty notes 😉 Because when a teacher (professor) is talking /teaching you don't always have time for pretty notes 😂❤️
oooh that one sounds interesting! also congrats on finishing year 2 (almost!) !
@@actoutgames Thank you! And it's very interesting :)
Awesome
Congratulations! Where have all these years gone?
thank you!! it feels like it's still 2014, doesn't it?
I study in Prague and here it is also possible for high school students to go to college classes. I think it´s really cool! Unfortunately, this wasn´t possible when I was at high school though. :(
I liked
-Body Politics (about the commodification of the human body (analyzed menstruation, sex work, sperm donation, organ donation, trafficking etc)
-Media, Messages and Society (critical analysis of media (like critiquing Twilight, Greys, Big Bang Theory, & Trumps oppression of the media)
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Studies
Roots of Feminism
It costs a bit of money (like 100 max maybe 50-65) but the website/software ProWrittingAid is amazing it gives you an expected grade and tells you about ur grammar, over used words, cliches etc
thank you!! those all sound super interesting! i love classes with strong social messages :-) ! i wanna take every class now!
thank u!! i'll check it out :)
That’s awesome! Congrats! 🎉
Honestly, in hindsight, I wish I took more sociology classes...
sociology is a good one! thank you!
Oh and aesthetic notes, personally, I think they are pretty pointless. I wasted way too much time in my school career trying to make things pretty, neat for sure, but pretty I'd rather invest all that time take an art class in retrospect. There is a video called "How I Take Notes On My iPad Pro in College! How I Use Notability | Megan and Ciera" - I think she's pretty realistic about college level note-taking and it's cool because I would have loved to get started early on digital note taking, it's the future for sure :)
thank you!!! that sounds like a super interesting video :D i love aesthetic notes but i agree that they seem... impractical.
Wow, at your age I was a junior in high school. To go back... I graduated high school with high school diploma, aa, and ba. Life.
YOOO BREAKING BAD IS ONE OF THE GREATEST SHOWS OF ALL TIME
I am in college now and I just took a class about Breaking Bad which is my favorite class of all time now.
My favorite classes were sociology and psychology
Also, if you can manage to take notes by hand, I've found it to hugely increase retention. Only if you can though.
thank u!! i'll try :P !
My nephew is going to public school and college some thing similar.
congrats to your nephew!
If your college offers any women and gender studies courses, I feel like you might be interested. My experience with those courses has taught me a lot about intersectionality and also sexuality depending on the course itself. It's similar to sociology but more specific. I really wish I took astronomy. If you are required to take languages courses, I would recommend ASL.
Jackie Sin that’s dumb because they offer very little careers, it’s only good if you want to work at a local Starbucks.
@@gcole6 Hi. Thank you for your feedback. Just because a certain degree does not offer obvious career choices does not mean they do not help a person grow. Presley is only a teenager and is looking for courses to explore. If Presley decides to continue to get a Bachelor's degree after getting an AA, then that is a choice she can make. I am only suggesting courses I enjoyed and found useful for my own learning. Also, there's nothing wrong with working at a Starbucks. If you enjoy it, then you enjoy it. And if no one worked at your local Starbucks, then I guess you won't be enjoying a Starbucks drink.
It's been 2 years since the moving vid... U grew up so fast
Why you're looking like sansa stark of game of thrones 😂
I'm nearly 24 and haven't been to college riiiiiiip
Congrats tho!
thank you!! and you for sure don't have to go to college to do anything or be intelligent , but i personally want to learn there!
Ugh because I am not already at least mid-key envious of your education opportunities what with the homeschooling thing then you get to do this. Ok I'm fine just ranting and wishing for a do-over. Also I am INCREDIBLY Genuinely happy for you that you get to skip some of the timesucks built into the USA' s education system. (I mean it tho, ok? ok.)
My answer to my favorite college course is one called "Perspectives on the World Christian Movement". I know it probably won't be something you may take, but it was the 101 of my field of study and I loved it so much. If you ever get into learning about theology, it is a course worth taking and richly engaging.
As far as study/education tips to pass on for college and high school, I submit the following.:
A: Ratemyprofessor helps, but is not everything. I was the admin for both my high school's (ratemyteacher) and community college's sites. So many ratings and comments that were not thinking complexly could have brought good professors'/teachers' ratings down if I had allowed them on the site. On the flip side of the coin, some were perhaps rated higher than they should have been because they were more focused on being likable than being professional. And a lot more good and bad ones just weren't on the site at all, so still do ask around when you can.
B: With everything academic that you write, read it out loud as though it were a speech before you submit it to the professor. It wasn't until I had to do this by an English teacher that my writing vastly improved. I really wish I had been taught to do this at your age, instead of almost out of high school.
C: Try to study with the people in your classes when you can. Your fellow students will help you absorb more of the material and share perspectives you might not know about already, and you can teach them what you know. Obviously do this in a way that would be safe for you, but do branch out when possible.
I am v v v happy for you, Presley! Thank you for teaching me what you know. I want the best for you and hope your high school and college experience is wonderful and blessed. ♡
If you have Nintendo Switch, try Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
i want to! we don't have it yet but i've played it with friends
actoutgames I have 400 hours, yet I still suck.
And when I take college in 6 years from now, I will probably study Video Game Development and have my company plain out bought by Nintendo. If you’re interested in my video game, just ask me. (I’m an annoying 12 yr old)
Omg. Um. Wow I don't know that you were a girl though you were a boy. Because the first video I found this channel from was the kano computer kit video in which you looked like a boy. Sorry for thinking you were a boy I hope you are not mad. Because if you go back and watch your kano computer kit video you would think that you were a boy too trust me